Monitoring and Reports Sample Clauses

Monitoring and Reports. Contractor will retain monitoring systems and/or tools for monitoring the Service Levels including automated measurement systems utilizing Synthetic Transactions. The data and detailed supporting information contained within SLA reports shall be considered confidential information. Contractor will provide the State with the reports described below in connection with the Services. a. Service Level Reporting - By the fifteenth (15th) day of each month, Contractor will provide the State with a performance report describing Contractor’s actual performance in comparison to the Service Levels for the prior month.

Monitoring and Reports. 6.1 The Organisation must: (a) submit the Reports specified at Item 8 to the Department by the required timeframes; and (b) work towards achieving the Completion Targets in accordance with Item 10. 6.2 The Department will use the information provided at clause 6.1 to monitor, measure and evaluate the Organisation’s performance of the Project and success of the Launch into Work Program. 6.3 The Organisation must work with Providers to: (a) monitor the participation of each Participant in the Project; and (b) where the Organisation determines that a Participant has failed to attend, or participate appropriately in, the Project, Notify the Participant’s Provider on the same Business Day that the Organisation becomes aware of the Participant’s failure to attend, or participate appropriately in the Project. 6.4 The Organisation must abide by any Guidelines or directions issued by the Department regarding how the Organisation must monitor and record Participants’ participation in the Project.

Monitoring and Reports. 1. The State shall provide written reports on a semi-annual basis to class counsel and the third party facilitator regarding work performed to implement this Agreement. The reports shall detail (a) what steps the State has taken to comply with the Agreement since the last report, (b) whether the State has met the deadlines for implementation set forth in Section II of this Agreement, and if not, the extent to which such work has been completed and an explanation for any gaps, (c) what problems if any the State has encountered in complying with the Agreement, (d) what if anything the State plans to do to remedy these problems, and (e) any complaints and any responses to such complaints the State has received regarding the Oregon Statewide Assessment System with respect to students with learning disabilities. The first such report shall be due one hundred and five (105) days after the effective date of this Agreement. 2. A third party facilitator (“Facilitator”) shall be appointed by the parties to monitor compliance with this Agreement. Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. Unis shall serve as Facilitator. Facilitator shall be compensated by the State in an amount not to exceed $10,000 per year. Facilitator shall have the powers to obtain from either party any non- privileged documents or information relevant to implementation of this Agreement, and to assist in resolving disputes by the parties as set forth in Section III D of this Agreement. 3. If Judge ▇▇▇▇ becomes unavailable to serve as Facilitator, the parties will agree to appoint a substitute person to act as Facilitator. If the parties cannot agree on a substitute person, the parties will submit the matter of who to appoint as a substitute Facilitator to the Court for resolution. 4. The State shall designate a State official as the point person responsible for collecting information concerning compliance with this Agreement, producing the semi-annual reports referenced in Section III C.1 above, and producing any information requested by the Facilitator. This point person shall report directly to, and have direct access to, the Director of ODE. The point person shall be provided with sufficient resources to collect all necessary information. The State shall bear all costs and expenses of this point person. 5. In addition to monitoring by Facilitator, Class Counsel shall receive the semi-annual reports required by this Agreement for purposes of monitoring the State’s compliance. The State ag...

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Monitoring and Reports. The Organisation must: submit the Reports specified at Item 8 to the Department by the required timeframes; and work towards achieving the Completion Targets in accordance with Item 10.

Monitoring and Reports. To ensure that available unused capacity in the Regional Sewerage System is and will be utilized to provide sewerage service to the Contracting Agencies based on their Forecasted Demands contained in the Ten-Year Forecasts, and that no Contracting Agency is deprived of sewerage service based on its Forecasted Demand as the result of any other Contracting Agency or Contracting Agencies utilizing capacity of the Regional Sewerage System substantially in excess of its or their Forecasted Demand or Demands, respectively, CBMWD shall, at intervals not exceeding 60 days in duration, determine the quantity of sewage entering the Regional Sewerage System from the Community Sewer System of each Contracting Agency. On or before March 1 and September 1 of each fiscal year CBMWD shall submit to the Regional Policy Committee a written report regarding the relationship between the actual Capacity Demand of each Contracting Agency and the Contracting Agency's Forecasted Demand for the fiscal year.

Monitoring and Reports. Each school district shall periodically monitor compliance with the provisions of this subdivision by school bus drivers and drivers of vehicles owned, leased or contracted for by such school district.