Common use of Monitoring and Reviewing against the DA Clause in Contracts

Monitoring and Reviewing against the DA. 5.1.1 The Joint LDP Project Board will monitor and review the progress made against the DA throughout the work of preparing the Joint LDP in order to ensure that the aims of the DA are being achieved in accordance with the proposed timetable. The following are examples where there could be a need to review and amend the DA:  If the process is delayed substantially in terms of the timetable (3 months)  If any substantial changes are required to the Community Involvement Scheme.  If there are any substantial changes in the resources available to the Councils.  If any new legislation, regulations or guidance from Europe, the UK or the Government make it a requirement that new procedures or tasks have to be implemented.  If there are any other changes to the environment that has a material effect on the presentation of the plan in accordance with the DA.

Monitoring and Reviewing against the DA. 5.1.1 The Joint LDP Project Board will monitor and review the progress made against the DA throughout the work of preparing the Joint LDP in order to ensure that the aims of the DA are being achieved in accordance with the proposed timetable. The following are examples where there could be a need to review and amend the DA:  If the process is delayed substantially in terms of the timetable (3 months)  If any substantial changes are required to the Community Involvement Scheme.  If there are any substantial changes in the resources available to the Councils.  If any new legislation, regulations or guidance from Europe, the UK or the Government make it a requirement that new procedures or tasks have to be implemented.  If there are any other changes to the environment that has a material effect on the presentation of the plan in accordance with the DA.