Monitoring Team Sample Clauses

Monitoring Team. The Monitor may hire or consult with such additional qualified staff as necessary to fulfill the duties required by the Agreement (“Monitoring Team”). The Monitor is ultimately responsible for the findings regarding compliance. The Monitoring Team will possess and be subject to all the same access rights and confidentiality limitations, listed below, as the Monitor. The parties reserve the right to object for good cause to members of the Monitoring Team.
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Monitoring Team. The Parties agree that the Monitor may use consultants to assist the Monitor. These experts shall work under the direction of the Monitor, assist the Monitor in monitoring the Facilities’ compliance with this Agreement, and, together with the Monitor, shall be referred to as the Monitoring Team. The Monitor and the Parties will agree upon which particular consultant(s) the Monitor shall use to assist the Monitor in his duties as Monitor. The State shall pay all reasonable fees and expenses incurred by members of the Monitoring Team in the course of carrying out their duties under this Agreement, in accordance with the Texas Prompt Payment Act. No Party, nor any employee or agent of any Party, shall have any supervisory authority over the Monitoring Team’s activities, reports, findings, or recommendations.
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Monitoring Team. Compliance with this Agreement shall be assessed by a Monitoring Team of two jointly selected subject matter experts (“Monitors”) consisting of one expert in the area of protection from harm and one expert in the area of mental health services. a. The State shall bear all reasonable fees and costs of the Monitoring Team. Payment for travel and lodging shall be at the applicable federal government rate. b. The Monitors shall be permitted to initiate and receive ex parte communications with all Parties. c. All non-public information obtained by the Monitors shall be maintained in a confidential manner. d. Except as required or authorized by the terms of this Agreement or the Parties acting together, no member of the Monitoring Team shall make any oral or written public statements – including but not limited to statements to the press, conference presentations, lectures, or articles – with regard to: the status of the State’s compliance or noncompliance with this Agreement; any act or omission of the State or its agents, representatives or employees; or the terms of his or her employment on the Monitoring Team. e. Except as required or authorized by the terms of this Agreement or the Parties acting together, no Monitor shall testify in any other litigation or proceeding with regard to the status of the State’s compliance or noncompliance with this Agreement; any act or omission of the State or its agents, representatives or employees; or the terms of his or her employment on the Monitoring Team, unless otherwise lawfully compelled to do so. The Monitors may testify in this litigation concerning the State’s compliance or noncompliance with this Agreement. f. Unless such conflict is waived by both Parties, members of the Monitoring Team shall not accept employment or provide consulting services that would present a conflict of interest with their responsibilities under this Agreement, including being retained (on a paid or unpaid basis) by any current or future litigant or claimant or such litigant’s or claimant’s attorney, in connection with a claim or suit against the State or its departments, officers, agents or employees concerning matters relevant to this Agreement. g. Neither Party, nor any employee or agent of either Party, shall have any supervisory authority over the Monitoring Team’s activities, reports, findings, or recommendations. h. Members of the Monitoring Team may be terminated if both Parties agree and upon good cause shown. Good cause shall i...
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Monitoring Team. For purposes of determining the Protection Level Flow during the Post Hatch and Emergence Periods, a Critical Elevation shall be determined each year as follows: (a) The Monitoring Team will survey Redds on Xxxxxxx Bar in the area specified on Exhibit A for the purpose of determining the Initiation of Spawning, the location of Redds and the extent of spawning. The Monitoring Team will also provide a concurrent aerial survey of the Hanford Reach on the same weekend(s). The aerial survey(s) will be utilized to determine if Initiation of Spawning in areas of the Hanford Reach below the 36 kcfs level and/or outside the area specified on Exhibit A occurs prior to Initiation of Spawning within the Exhibit A area above the 36 kcfs level. Once an initiation of Spawning date has been determined, based upon the presence of 5 or more redds in an individual survey, the aerial surveys maybe discontinued for that year. The surveys will be conducted on weekends beginning on the weekend prior to October 15 of each year. (b) The Monitoring Team will make a final Xxxx survey the weekend prior to Thanksgiving to determine the Critical Elevation. The Monitoring Team may also make a supplemental Xxxx survey the weekend after Thanksgiving to determine if additional Redds are present above the 50 kcfs elevation. A preliminary estimate of the Critical Elevation will be made following the final Xxxx survey and will be confirmed or adjusted based on the supplemental survey. The Critical Elevation will be set as follows: (Elevations must be in 5 kcfs increments beginning at the 40 kcfs elevation.) (1) If 31 or more Redds are located above the 65 kcfs elevation, the Critical Elevation will be the 70 kcfs elevation. (2) If there are 15 to 30 Redds above the 65 kcfs elevation, the Critical Elevation will be the 65 kcfs elevation. (3) If there are fewer than 15 Redds above the 65 kcfs elevation, then the Critical Elevation will be the first 5 kcfs elevation above the elevation containing the 16th highest Xxxx within the survey area on Xxxxxxx Bar (see Table 1 below for examples of the application of these counts). Table 1. Examples illustrating theoretical final Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxx counts and the resulting Critical Elevations, elevations are provided in kcfs ranges. 36-50 kcfs 50-55 kcfs 55-60 kcfs 60-65 kcfs 65-70 kcfs 70+ kcfs Resulting Critical Elevation Example 1 836 418 148 71 48 34 70 Example 2 283 94 65 28 16 4 65 Example 3 105 35 10 3 1 0 55 (c) Additional activities of the Monitor...
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