Monitoring and Review Sample Clauses

Monitoring and Review. The Provider agrees to allow access to the Department for purposes of monitoring and review. This access includes but is not limited to client records, fiscal records, staffing records, policy and procedural manuals, facilities, staff, and children in care of the Department. The Department will conduct quality reviews, which may include site-based quality review visits.

Monitoring and Review. The NCU shall ensure the establishment of a monitoring system that allows assessing periodically the status of achievement of the stated objectives. Results and conclusions have to be part of the project reports as mentioned in Art. 9 of this Project Agreement and should be the base of the annual reports on the Swiss-Slovak Cooperation Programme as stipulated in Art. 8 of the Framework Agreement.

Monitoring and Review. 15.1. The Parties shall monitor and review on an ongoing basis the sharing of Relevant Information to ensure compliance with Information Law and best practice. Specific monitoring requirements are set out in the Personal Data Agreement annexed to this Agreement. Data flow duration: The duration of the delegation arrangement [OR Insert alternative period] Nature and purpose of processing: Described in the Delegation Agreement at Schedule 4 paragraph Originating Data Controller [Insert:] Recipient Data Controller [Insert:] Comprehensive description of Relevant Information to be shared – including the type(s) of personal data to be shared and categories of personal data [Insert:] Justification for the level of identifiability required [Insert or N/A:] GDPR Article 6 Legitimising Condition/s [Insert or N/A:] GDPR Article 9 Exemption/s [Insert or N/A:] Confidentiality Explicit consent Yes / No [If yes, how documented?:] Implied Consent Yes / No [If yes, how have you implied consent?:] Statutory required/permitted disclosure [Insert statutory basis:] Public interest disclosure [Insert how the public interest favours use/disclosure of the information:] Other legal basis [Insert:]

Monitoring and Review. We will monitor the effectiveness of our order execution arrangements and execution policy in order to identify and, where appropriate, correct any deficiencies. We shall notify you of any material changes to our order execution arrangements or execution policy.

Monitoring and Review. The Contractor shall establish a team which will create internal administrative mechanisms to manage the delivery of the Project and compliance with the Agreement. The Contractor will report to NICE (as defined within ANNEX 4) on the progress of the Project and the identification and management of risks (financial or otherwise) arising from or relating to the Project (including any sub-contracting arrangements). The Contractor shall attend formal, minuted review meetings (each such meeting being a "Review"), as required by the Authorised Officer, to discuss NICE's levels of satisfaction in respect of the Project provided under the Agreement, compliance with the Agreement (including for the avoidance of doubt the Annexes) and to agree any necessary action to address areas of dissatisfaction. Unless NICE indicates to the contrary, these Review meetings shall be chaired by NICE. The Contractor will not obstruct or withhold its agreement to any such necessary action and will take all agreed actions or steps within the timescales reasonably specified by NICE or, if no timescales are specified, within a reasonable time. Such Reviews shall take place at least quarterly (or more frequently if NICE requires). The Review shall take place at a venue to be agreed between NICE and the Contractor but the Parties acknowledge that such venue will alternate between venues convenient for NICE and venues convenient for the Contractor. The Parties will agree a standing agenda for such Reviews. NICE shall monitor the provision of the Project at its discretion. To assist in this, the Contractor shall prepare a report showing the Milestones and detailing when previous Milestones have been achieved and the Contractor’s progress towards the achievement of the remaining Milestones (the “Progress Report” as given in annex 4). The Progress Report will be updated and presented 10 working days prior to each quarterly Review meeting. The progress report shall follow the forms as set out in ANNEX 4 but in summary it shall include: a detailed report on the progress of the Review Project; a summary of the issues discussed review meetings and any related actions taken by the Contractor; the Contractor’s adherence to the timetable (if any) as set out in the Specification (or the Milestones); the finances of the Contractor in relation to the Project for the period covered by the report; the risk register (which must be maintained by the Contractor) detailing all risks identified by the Manage...

Monitoring and Review. Council will monitor the performance of the developers’ obligations under a planning agreement. This may include Council requiring the developer (at the developers’ cost) to report periodically to Council on its compliance with obligations under the planning agreement. Council may require a planning agreement to contain provisions establishing a mechanism under which the planning agreement is periodically reviewed with the involvement of all parties. Council will require a planning agreement to contain a provision requiring the parties to use their best endeavours to agree on any modification to the agreement having regards to the outcome of the review.

Monitoring and Review. 9.1 [ ] months prior to the date on which the Review Committee produces its annual report the School shall make available to the Review Committee details of all usage, bookings, maintenance and financial matters relating to the Community Use of the Sports Facilities to assist with the development and improvement of community access. 9.2 The Review Committee shall undertake an assessment of the adequacy of the implementation of this Agreement in relation to: • hours of use of the Sports Facilities; • pricing policy; • compliance with targets and aims of this Agreement; • marketing; • financial performance of the Sports Facilities during the previous year; and • maintenance. 9.3 The Review Committee shall prepare a report based on the above assessment and prepare recommendations as to how Community Use of the Sports Facilities can be further developed and improved. 9.4 The School shall implement all reasonable recommendations of the Review Committee as soon as reasonably practicable. 9.5 In the event any significant changes are required to this Agreement as a consequence of each or any annual review prior written approval of each of the Parties to this Agreement shall be required. 9.6 The School shall not materially reduce the level of community access to the Sports Facilities required by Condition [insert number] of the Planning Permission without the prior written approval of the local planning authority following consultation with Sport England.

Monitoring and Review. 5.1 The Council and the BID Company shall set up a Standard Services Review Panel within 28 days from the date of this Agreement the purpose of which shall be to: 5.1.1 monitor the carrying out of the Standard Services and the Complementary Services 5.1.2 make any recommendations required pursuant to paragraph 5.1.1 (above) to the Council and the BID Company 5.1.3 review any Failure Notices served by the BID Company and steps which should be taken to secure the proper carrying out of the Standard Services 5.1.4 identify the need for any improvement or alteration to the Standard Services.

Monitoring and Review. 15.1. The Parties shall monitor and review on an ongoing basis the sharing of Relevant Information to ensure compliance with Information Law and best practice. Specific monitoring requirements are set out in the attached Personal Data Agreement.

Monitoring and Review. Monitor the SCHOOL’S implementation of the State Public Charter School Early Learning Program. In addition to meetings between the MOA Administrators as needed, the COMMISSION shall meet at least biannually with KUA O KA LĀ to discuss implementation of the State Public Charter School Early Learning Program at the SCHOOL, and co-plan any improvements;