Common use of Notice of Concern Intervention Protocols Clause in Contracts

Notice of Concern Intervention Protocols. ‌ Upon receiving a Notice of Concern, the School’s Governing Board will be required to provide a written response to the Commission within fourteen (14) calendar days and the response must include at least one of the following: (a) a description of the remedy of the compliance breach, if the breach has been completely remedied, including evidence of such remedy; (b) a written notification disputing the determination that a compliance breach has occurred with accompanying evidence in support of that assertion; or (c) The SPCSC Corrective Action Plan Form, describing how the School will remedy the compliance breach that includes timelines and persons responsible for each action within the plan. If the submitted corrective action plan is not mutually agreeable to both the School and the Commission staff, the matter will be brought to the Commission at a General Business Meeting. If the School disputes the Notice of Concern, the Commission will consider the matter at a General Business Meeting and retract, modify, or uphold the Notice of Concern. The Commission may be updated on the issuance, remedy, and progress towards implementation of Corrective Action Plans in the Executive Director’s Report during General Business Meetings.

Notice of Concern Intervention Protocols. ‌ Upon receiving a Notice of Concern, the School’s Governing Board will be required to provide a written response to the Commission within fourteen (14) calendar days and the response must include at least one of the following: (a) a description of the remedy of the compliance breach, if the breach has been completely remedied, including evidence of such remedy; (b) a written notification disputing the determination that a compliance breach has occurred with accompanying evidence in support of that assertion; or (c) The SPCSC Corrective Action Plan Form, describing how the School will remedy the compliance breach that includes timelines and persons responsible for each action within the plan. If the submitted corrective action plan is not mutually agreeable to both the School and the Commission staff, the matter will be brought to the Commission at a General Business Meeting. If the School disputes the Notice of Concern, the Commission will consider the matter at a General Business Meeting and retract, modify, or uphold the Notice of Concern. The Commission may be updated on the issuance, remedy, and progress towards implementation of Corrective Action Plans in the Executive Director’s Report during General Business Meetings.