Ongoing Reporting Requirements. If Grantee utilizes funding to implement EBI programming and extends the programming beyond the year to meet class and student goals, additional reports will be required.
A. The additional reports shall be due on September 1, 2022 and September 1, 2023 respectively; and
B. Each report must include the following:
1. Number, type, and size of EBI classes; and
2. Detailed and summary of data for pre- and post-test surveys for EBI programming that was implemented as a result of Grant funding.
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. 1. The County considers that automatic monthly status reports in the absence of new information or activity are duplicative, redundant and unnecessarily increase litigation costs. As such, the assigned attorney shall use discretion as to submission of subsequent status reports to the TPA (with a copy to the County’s Workers’ Compensation Program Manager) and do so only when the activities of file events warrant. Letters directed to Applicant’s attorney do not require a separate letter to the TPA/County reiterating the content of the attorney correspondence. County/TPA will not pay for duplicative or unnecessary information.
2. Depositions of the Applicant, if warranted, must be scheduled within five (5) business days of the opening letter.
3. Upon direction from the Claims Examiner to utilize an Agreed Medical Examiner (AME), a list of XXXx from the County’s panel must be forwarded to the Applicant’s attorney within five (5) business days.
4. Upon direction from the Claims Examiner to utilize a Panel Qualified Medical Evaluator (PQME), the panel must be requested within five (5) business days. In order to avoid delays for claims that require multi-specialty Med Legal evaluations, the assigned attorney should
5. It is expected that the assigned attorney will schedule a conference call with the Claims Examiner, Unit Manager and County’s Workers’ Compensation Program Manager when collaboration is needed to develop or clarify the plan of action. It is also expected that the assigned attorney(s) will make themselves available for conference calls upon request by either the TPA or the County.
6. Legal correspondence shall be provided to the County and TPA within the following timeframes: • Hearing Reports: fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of hearing (Mandatory Settlement Conference (MSC), Expedited, Status Conference, Trial, etc.) • Pre-trial/WCAB hearing discussion shall take place with the Claims Examiner five (5) business days before the calendared date to make sure defense counsel has everything needed prior to the hearing. • If benefits are due as a result of a hearing, defense counsel must notify the examiner within two (2) business days to avoid penalty exposure.
7. Requests for further discovery (e.g., photocopy of records, client documents, investigation/surveillance, deposition, medical-legal evaluations, appeals) shall be directed to the TPA Claims Examiner by email with a copy to XxxxxxXxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx (the entity responsible for the centra...
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. Subrecipient shall comply and assist the RDA in complying with the reporting requirements of the IEDC and the United States Department of the Treasury in connection with the Project Funds.
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. (i) 30 days following the end of each calendar year quarter (specifically: on October 31, January 31, April 30, and July 31 each calendar year), the CRHA will submit to the City of Charlottesville, an itemized Quarterly Report, listing each recipient Household participating in the CSRA Program as of the date of such Report, and specifying the amount of monthly rent required for each Household (both household rent portion and rental assistance amount) for the calendar year quarter next succeeding the date of the Quarterly Report. Each such Quarterly Report shall add up each of the amounts required for the CSRA Program for the upcoming quarter, and shall give a total amount necessary to satisfy the Program commitments for that upcoming calendar year quarter.
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. The Borrower shall, in addition to other reporting requirements set forth herein, deliver to the Agent the following information. The Agent shall deliver to each Lender copies of notices respecting Defaults delivered pursuant to Subsection 6.2.3 below and such other information as it shall deem appropriate, provided, however, that the Agent shall not be liable to any Lender for the failure to provide any information received by the Agent.
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. During the term of this Agreement, the Grantee shall provide the following reports to the City:
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. The Borrowers shall, in addition to other reporting requirements set forth herein, deliver to the Lender the following information:
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. The County considers that automatic monthly status reports in the absence of new information or activity are duplicative, redundant and unnecessarily increase litigation costs. As such, the assigned attorney shall use discretion as to submission of subsequent status reports to the TPA (with a copy to the County’s Workers’ Compensation Program Manager) and only when the activities of file events warrant. Letters directed to Applicant’s attorney do not require a separate letter to the TPA/County reiterating the content of the attorney correspondence. County/TPA will not pay for duplicative or unnecessary information.
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. The MSP must provide to each Agency:
(a) online access to a daily inventory and stock movement schedule, which is to accessible by Agency Representatives and their nominees, for each item of Agency Apparel held by the MSP and the Approved Apparel Suppliers and include as a minimum the following:
(i) Agency Apparel code;
(ii) description;
(iii) unit of issue;
(iv) version identification;
(v) quantity on hand;
(vi) quantity on back order;
(vii) quantity in quarantine;
(viii) quantity dispatched (month to date);
(ix) monthly quantity dispatched - last 12 months ;
(x) total quantity dispatched — last 6 months;
(xi) average monthly quantity dispatched — last 6 months;
(xii) total quantity dispatched — last 12 months;
(xiii) average monthly quantity dispatched — last 12 months; and
(xiv) quantity on order with each Approved Apparel Supplier;
(b) a weekly stock and usage report, which is to be received by each Agency no later than 12 noon on the first Business Day of every week for each item of Agency Apparel held by the MSP or Approved Apparel Suppliers and include as a minimum the following:
(i) Agency Apparel code;
(ii) description;
(iii) unit of issue and to whom;
(iv) minimum stock holding figure;
(v) maximum stock holding figure;
(vi) quantity on back order;
(vii) outstanding purchase order quantity; and
(viii) monthly usage figures for the last 12 months (by Agency or sub-group);
(c) a monthly report, which is to be received by each Agency no later than 10 Business Days after the end of each month on the MSP's performance and include as a minimum the following:
(i) an executive summary and details of strategic considerations, continuous improvement, performance management and risk management;
(ii) details of the number of Agency and Agency Personnel Authorised Orders placed and the number of Agency Apparel lines received from Approved Apparel Suppliers by each Agency and Agency Personnel for the month being invoiced, and financial year to date, by month, reflected against specific Agency business units as notified by each Agency;
(iii) the total value of Authorised Orders for the month being invoiced and financial year to date, by month, reflected against specific Agency business units as notified by each Agency;
(iv) the total number of stock returns and the reasons for the returns for the month being invoiced and financial year to date, by month, reflected against specific Agency business units as notified by each Agency;
(v) the number of fittings and m...
Ongoing Reporting Requirements. The Company is not subject to the ongoing reporting requirements of Section 13 or 15(d) of the Exchange Act and has not been subject to an order by the Commission denying, suspending, or revoking the registration of any class of securities pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Exchange Act that was entered within five years preceding the date the Registration Statement was originally filed with the Commission. The Company is not, and has not been at any time during the two-year period preceding the date the Registration Statement was originally filed with the Commission, required to file with the Commission the ongoing reports required by the applicable rules, orders and regulations under Regulation A (collectively referred to as the “Rules and Regulations”).
