MONITORING REVIEW. A. The IEDC may periodically carry out a monitoring review, including an evaluation of activities, as deemed appropriate by the IEDC (the “Monitoring Review”). The Grantee shall effectively ensure the cooperation of its employees in the Monitoring Review and shall produce all documentation reasonably requested by the IEDC. The Grantee will take all actions necessary to correct or cure any issues identified by the IEDC during the Monitoring Review. If the IEDC elects to conduct an on-site Monitoring Review of the Project and its related training program, the IEDC may withhold up to the Final Distribution Amount until the Monitoring Review is completed. The IEDC may elect, in whole or in part, to disburse funds before the Monitoring Review has been completed.
MONITORING REVIEW. 9.1 All Council Data shall be stored in a useable format to ensure that the Service Provider can comply with Condition 30.2.1.
9.2 Subject to Condition 9.3 below the Service Provider shall maintain comprehensive and accurate records of work carried out in the provision of the Services and shall retain such records and Council Data for a minimum of six (6) years from the date of termination or expiry of the Contract or such longer period as may be required under any Enactment or such other period as specified by the Council.
9.3 If and when required by the Council any Personal Data held under or in connection with the Contract must be securely destroyed and/or permanently deleted.
9.4 The Service Provider shall retain Staff records for six (6) years following the last day Staff are engaged in providing the Services or such longer period as may be required under any Enactment.
9.5 The Service Provider shall provide the Council with access to all Council Data and records relating to the Services upon request.
9.6 The Service Provider shall provide and supply to the Council at no cost to the Council such other information or access to such information (including the Service Provider’s policies and procedures) as the Council may reasonably request as to the provision of the Services and the performance of the Service Provider’s obligations under the Contract and render the Council all reasonable assistance in connection with their monitoring and review.
9.7 The Service Provider shall permit the Council, or its nominated auditor, to access the Service Provider’s premises and records on reasonable notice in order to audit the Service Provider’s performance of the Contract.
9.8 The Council is required to monitor and report to the Department for Energy and Climate Change (“DECC”) on its service providers' CO2 emissions on an annual basis. The Service Provider undertakes to provide the Council with such information relating to its CO2 emissions as the Council may require from time to time in order to fulfil its obligations to DECC.
9.9 The Service Provider’s Representative shall liaise with the Council’s Contact on all day-to-day matters relating to the Contract.
9.10 Reviews shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Monitoring/Review Schedule.
MONITORING REVIEW. 11.1 The Council may monitor your performance of the services in whatever manner it sees fit.
11.2 You agree that you shall co-operate with the Council in carrying out the monitoring referred to in clause 11.1, at no additional charge to the Council.
MONITORING REVIEW. 12.1 Under Article 11 of the Agreement the UK and Ireland commit to review its implementation two years after it enters into force. The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (for Great Britain) and the Driver and Vehicle Agency (for Northern Ireland) will continually monitor the number of disqualifications recognised and any issues which may arise concerning its effectiveness.
MONITORING REVIEW. 22.1 This Agreement will be formally reviewed on an annual basis by the authorised officers from each of the participating organisations, unless legislative changes necessitate an earlier review.
22.2 If a new organisation joins the Agreement, a new version of this Agreement shall be issued as soon as is practical, certainly within one month, and circulated to all participating organisations.
22.3 If any organisation is replaced by a successor body or have their relevant powers and responsibilities transferred to another body, a new version of this Agreement shall be issued as soon as is practical, certainly within one month, and circulated to all participating organisations.
22.4 If an organisation leaves the Agreement, a new version of the Agreement shall be issued as soon as is practical, certainly within one month, and circulated to all participating organisations.
22.5 This Agreement may not be supplemented, amended, varied or modified in any manner except by an instrument in writing signed by a duly authorised officer from each of the Parties hereto.
MONITORING REVIEW. A road condition survey shall be carried out before haulage begins and at any other time of this agreement and the recorded information made available between the parties. Thereafter, road conditions will be subject to regular inspection by Council staff during the period of the TTMP to monitor the effectiveness of the agreed measures. Any deterioration of the road surface observed by interested parties (hauliers, land owners, agents, etc.) should be notified to Stirling Council Roads office as soon as practicable (01786 233451) or via the Stirling Council Contact Centre (00000 000000). Haulage should be suspended immediately if significant damage is either evident or is considered likely to occur and only resumed after consultation with Stirling Council's Timber Transport Officer. This plan shall be reviewed annually during March of each year.
MONITORING REVIEW. 1. Casual employees’ availability and attendance will be monitored on an ongoing basis and evaluated during mid- and post-probationary interviews and annual reviews.
2. Casual employees will forward a written request or fax to the Community Living Department, Program Co-ordinator, to change availability. Approval is dependent upon program operational requirements and will not be unreasonably withheld. Emergency changes may be phoned in.
3. A casual employee requesting time off for vacation or other leave will complete and submit a Leave of Absence form to the Community Living Department, Program Co-ordinator for approval. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
4. A casual employee who does not submit their monthly availability for one (1) month and who is not on an approved leave will be considered unavailable for that month.
5. A casual employee who does not submit their monthly availability for three (3) consecutive or separate months within a twelve (12) month period and who is not on approved leave will be considered to have terminated their employment.
6. A casual employee who refuses any three (3) shifts that are recorded as available to work in a three (3) month period will be placed at the bottom of the call-in list for the remainder of the three (3) month period.
7. A casual employee who refuses three (3) subsequent shifts recorded as available to work in any following three (3) month period within twelve (12) months will be subject to discipline. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, President Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Executive Director Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Bargaining Committee Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Consultant Human Resources & Labour Relations, CSSEA Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Staff Representative Dated this day of , 200 .
MONITORING REVIEW. 12.1 It is intended to review the policy between three to five years after the implementations date. The review will form part of a wider review of the entire package of reform policies implemented following the passing of the LASPO Act. Further details are attached to Annex A of the Impact Assessment.
MONITORING REVIEW. 13.1 The Agreement and the Collaborative Working Arrangements will be monitored and normally formally reviewed annually, or a timescale to be agreed by the partners.
MONITORING REVIEW. 47.1. One of the principal objectives of this third Agreement is ‘increased access to community pharmacies for persons in rural and remote regions of Australia’. The parties agree to monitor the effect of the package of rural incentives included in this Agreement and to undertake, through the AMC, a Review of the process and its outcomes at the conclusion of the third year of the Agreement.
