PROGRAM PROCEDURES. NGB uses a CA as the means of providing financial assistance and other support to recipients for the operation of the NGB program in the recipient’s jurisdiction, except for financial assistance and support provided under separate authority (e.g., military and technician pay and the military supply system). Recipients enter into a Master Cooperative Agreement (MCA) with the NGB. Generally, an MCA consists of two parts: (1) the Agreement and (2) the Appendices. The Agreement includes the standard terms and conditions applicable to all Appendices. The Appendices contain the terms and conditions, policy, administrative procedures, scope of work, authorized and unauthorized activities/charges, budget information, funding limitations, and Agreement particulars applicable to that functional area (e.g., Real Property Operations and Maintenance, Security Guard activities, etc.). Funding for the CA is identified in each of the Appendices to the MCA. The total sum of Federal reimbursements to the recipient for an MCA Appendix may not exceed the approved funding limits identified in the Funding Limitation section of the Appendix. . The Adjutant General (TAG) of the State Military Department and the United States Property & Fiscal Officer (USPFO) are responsible for the execution of the MCA and Appendices. The NGB and recipients are authorized to enter into CAs under (1) 31 USC, Subtitle V, General Assistance Administration, Chapter 63, Using Procurement Contracts and Grant and Cooperative Agreements; (2) 31 USC Subtitle V, General Assistance Administration, Chapter 61, Program Information, and Chapter 65, Intergovernmental Cooperation; (3) 32 USC National Guard, Chapter 1, Organization; (4) 32 USC Section 101(19); (5) 32 USC Section 106 and Section 107, which authorize NGB to contribute funds for the support of the operation/training of the ARNG/ANG. Policies and procedures to be followed for CAs with recipients are contained in the National Guard Grants and Cooperative Agreements Regulation, NGR 5-1, and, for facilities and engineering projects, in NG Pamphlet 420-10, Facilities and Construction Management Office Procedures (July 18, 2003), which is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxxx.xxx/publications.htm. The NGB Internal Review Office in each State and Territory (which reports to the USPFO) can provide information about risk assessments and audits performed by their office which may be helpful in planning the audit. Contact Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, NGB Headquarters Int...
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. NGB, a joint Bureau of the Department of the Army (DA) and the Department of the Air Force (AF), enters into a CA with a State when NGB transfers something of value, through funding or otherwise, to the State to support the State ARNG FP and ANG FOMA instead of acquiring (by purchase, lease, or barter) property or services for the direct benefit or use of the ARNG or ANG and substantial involvement is expected between the NGB and the State when carrying out the activity contemplated in the agreement (NGR 5-1/XXXX 63-101, chapter 1-1). Generally, a CA consists of two parts, the agreement and appendices (Master Cooperative Agreement (MCA) and as many Appendices as apply to that State). Policies and procedures to be followed for cooperative agreements with States are contained in National Guard Grants and Cooperative Agreements NGR 5-1/XXXX 63-101. The MCA includes standard terms and conditions applicable to all Appendices under the MCA and the required signatures of the parties. There will be a separate Appendix for each CA functional area applicable to the State. Each Appendix shall contain terms and conditions, allowable costs, reports, approved budget, management controls, and administrative information applicable only to that functional area (NGR 5-1/XXXX 63-101, chapter 2-1). The Adjutant General (TAG) and the United States Property & Fiscal Officer (USPFO) are responsible for the execution of the MCA and Appendices. A CA is the means of providing all financial assistance and other support to States for the operation of the National Guard except for financial assistance and support provided under separate authority (e.g., military and technician pay and the military supply system). Single-purpose CAs will specify the responsible parties (NGR 5-1/XXXX 63-101, chapter 2-1). The sum of Federal reimbursements and program income may not exceed the requirements listed for each program in the approved budget. The State Military Department must have prior written USPFO approval of an amended budget before it may request a reimbursement or receive program income that would bring its receipts above the maximum program funding level. Funding transfers into the FP (chapter 13-1e) or FOMA (chapter 33-3b) programs or funding transfers within each program do not require prior written approval of the appropriate NGB program managers. However, funding may not be transferred from the FP (chapter 13-1d) or FOMA (chapter 33-3c) programs without a signed modification to the...
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. The Adjutant General (TAG) of the State Military Department and the United States Property & Fiscal Officer (USPFO) are responsible for the execution of the MCCA and other allowed projects to support the training and operations of their respective National Guard units. Policy and administrative procedures to be followed in the execution and funding of an MCCA are contained in National Guard Regulation 5-1, National Guard Grants and Cooperative Agreements, Chapters 1 and 3. An MCCA consists of four parts: the Articles of Agreement and three Technical Appendices. Articles I-XIII include standard terms and conditions applicable to the MCCA. The Technical Appendices provide specific information such as project description, scope, statement of work and finance and budget plans. ARNG MCCA Technical Appendices are titled differently from ANG MCCA Technical Appendices. ARNG budget and funding information is contained in Appendix SC. ANG finance and budget information is contained in the Project Design Appendix. The total amount of Federal funding for MCCA projects is shown in the applicable Technical Appendix. Reimbursements to a grantee for an MCCA project or projects may not exceed the amount(s) approved by NGB, which includes any authorized/executed modifications to the original project amount. The NGB is authorized to enter into MCCAs under (1) 32 USC National Guard, Chapter 1, Organization; (2) 32 USC Section 101 (19); (3) 32 USC Section 106 and Section 107, which authorize the NGB to contribute funds for the support of the operations and training of the ARNG/ANG; and (4) NGR 5-1, National Guard Grants and Cooperative Agreements.
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. If a manufacturer outsources components should they be inspected or treated differently than in‐house produced products?
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. Q067: How do we handle request for product “specials”?
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. How are owner/operator responsibilities handled under the XXXXX public playground equipment certification program?
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. Q171: Does the participant need to produce use zone, protective surfacing zone and no encroachment zone drawings or can they rely on their representatives?
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. The TB Program supports county tuberculosis control endeavors by: • funding health departments partially to support staff and/or operating costs; • supplying pharmaceuticals to health departments for TB testing and for TB treatment at no cost to people being treated curatively or preventively; • providing medical and nursing consultation and case management assistance; • providing technical assistance and training for the surveillance system; • offering health education programs and training; and, • performing program evaluation, and data quality assurance. All health departments provide direct TB services involving: • case management including provision and monitoring of medication; • epidemiologic evaluations; measures to interrupt and prevent transmission, including provision and monitoring of preventive treatment; and, • communication, coordination, education and promoting TB awareness among all health care providers in their jurisdiction. Federal funds provided to local health departments are obtained through a competitive Federal cooperative agreement administered by CDC. The number of counties funded and the amount of funding are approved annually by CDC. In regard to State funds, the funds are allocated to local health departments based upon a needs-based formula. Additionally, non-formula funds are utilized to support one-time costs such as operating expenses, equipment, etc. The TB Program is administered by the TB Program, Communicable Disease Branch, Epidemiology Section, Division of Public Health, Department of Health and Human Services, 0000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, (000) 000-0000. In addition to federal statutory requirements, the State has the authority to issue rules consistent with State statutes. These rules are incorporated by reference into this compliance supplement. A copy of the rules may be obtained from the TB Control Program or the local provider.
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. The Adjutant General (TAG) of the State Military Department and the United States Property & Fiscal Officer (USPFO) are responsible for the execution of the MCCA and other allowed projects to support the training and operations of their respective National Guard units. Policy and administrative procedures to be followed in the execution and funding of an MCCA are contained in National Guard Regulation 5-1, Chapters 1 and 3. An MCCA consists of four parts: the Articles of Agreement and three technical appendices. Articles I-XIII include the standard terms and conditions applicable to the MCCA. The Technical Appendices provide specific information such as project description, scope, statement of work and finance and budget plans. ARNG MCCA Technical Appendices are titled differently from ANG MCCA technical appendices. ARNG budget and funding information is contained in Appendix SC. ANG finance and budget information is contained in the Project Design appendix. The total amount of Federal funding for MCCA ARRA projects is shown in the applicable Technical Appendix. Reimbursements to a grantee for an MCCA project or projects may not exceed the amount(s) approved by NGB, which includes any authorized/executed modifications to the original project amount.
PROGRAM PROCEDURES. Provider agrees to participate and cooperate in any internal and external quality assessment review, utilization management and grievance procedures established by Company, DHH and/or its designee. Provider further agrees to comply with all limitations on Provider marketing and any corrective action plan initiated by Company and/or required by DHH. Provider shall monitor and report the quality of services provided under this Agreement and, if necessary, initiate a plan of correction to improve the quality of care in accordance with that level of care which is recognized as acceptable professional practice in Provider’s community and/or the standards established by Company, DHH and/or its designee.
