Monitor Reports. 1. Exactech shall submit to OIG any report or written recommendations produced by the Monitor (as defined under the DPA) pursuant to the DPA within 5 days of Exactech receiving any report or written recommendations from the Monitor.
Monitor Reports. The Monitor shall provide the parties with reports describing the steps taken by the State to implement this Agreement and evaluate the extent to which the State has complied with each substantive provision of the Agreement. The Monitor shall issue reports every four (4) months, unless the parties agree otherwise. The Monitor shall provide reports to the parties in draft form for comment at least two weeks prior to their issuance. These reports shall be written with due regard for the privacy interests of individual youth and staff and the interest of the State in protecting against disclosure of non-public information. The Monitor’s reports, which shall not be filed with the Court, may be made public by the Monitor or by the State or United States. The Monitor may keep confidential any personally-identifiable information, or any information in the interest of privacy or public safety.
Monitor Reports. The Monitor shall issue semi-annual public reports detailing the State's compliance with and implementation of this Agreement. The first report shall issue six months from the effective date of this Agreement. The Monitor may issue reports more frequently if the Monitor determines it appropriate to do so. At least ten business days prior to issuing a report, the Monitor shall provide a draft to the Parties for review and comment to determine if any factual errors have been made. The Monitor shall consider the Parties' responses and then promptly issue the report.
Monitor Reports. 249. Within 60 days of the Effective Date, the Monitor shall conduct a baseline review of Glenwood to become familiar with Glenwood and this Agreement. 250. Within 120 days of the Effective Date, the Monitor shall provide his or her preliminary observations and recommendations in a baseline Monitoring Report (which will follow the same draft and comment process as in Paragraph 251). 251. The Monitor shall both conduct a review and issue a Monitoring Report no later than six months after the baseline Monitoring Report, and every six months thereafter. A draft Report shall be provided to the State and the United States in draft form for comment at least 30 days prior to its issuance. Prior to issuing each Monitoring report, at a reasonable time designated by the Parties, the Monitor shall provide the Parties with verbal impressions based on each review, unless the Parties agree otherwise. The State and the United States shall provide comments, if any, to the Monitor within 15 days of receipt of the draft Report. The Monitor shall consider the responses of the State and the United States and make appropriate changes, if any, before issuing the final Report.
Monitor Reports. 1. Biomet and Biomet Orthopedics shall submit to OIG any report or written recommendations produced by the Monitor pursuant to the DPA within 5 days of Biomet receiving any report or written recommendations from the Monitor.
Monitor Reports. 1. Maxim shall submit to OIG any report or written recommendations produced by the Monitor pursuant to the DPA within five days of Maxim receiving any report or written recommendations from the Monitor.
Monitor Reports. 1. Zxxxxx shall submit to OIG any report or written recommendations produced by the Monitor pursuant to the DPA within 5 days of Zxxxxx receiving any report or written recommendations from the Monitor.
Monitor Reports. 249. Within 60 days of the Effective Date, the Monitor shall conduct a baseline review of Glenwood to become familiar with Glenwood and this Agreement.
Monitor Reports. 375. The Monitor will file with the Court, every six months, written, public reports that include the following:
Monitor Reports. The Monitor shall provide the Court and the parties with reports describing the steps taken by the State to implement this MOA and evaluate the extent to which the State has complied with each substantive provision of the MOA. Such reports shall be issued every four months, unless the parties agree otherwise. The reports shall be provided to the parties in draft form for comment at least two weeks prior to their issuance. These reports shall be written with due regard for the privacy interests of individual youth and staff and the interest of the State in protecting against disclosure of non-public information.
