Recordkeeping and Auditing. (a) The School will comply with all tribal, federal, and state, and OSPI recordkeeping requirements including those pertaining to students, governance, and finance.
Recordkeeping and Auditing. The Corporate Training Manager will maintain a catalog that provides an overview of the training program; identifies the persons responsible for delivering the training program; and establishes a tracking system to be used by the Training Officers to monitor the type, frequency, and successful completion of training. The Training Officers will report the data from this tracking system up to the Corporate Training Manager on at least a quarterly basis. • The Corporate Training Manager shall provide the TPA with details of the training program provided to the Covered Personnel. As part of its annual Report of Findings, the TPA shall be required to provide an assessment of the training program, both with respect to shore-side Covered Personnel and shipboard Covered Personnel.
Recordkeeping and Auditing. Bottler will maintain records for 2 years following the year of Sweetener delivery adequate to substantiate compliance with all provisions of this Agreement. Such records will be available for inspection and auditing by Company or its designee(s) upon notice during normal business hours. If Bottler fails to fully comply with any provision of this Section, Company may, within its sole discretion and without liability or advance notice, terminate this Agreement. Company’s obligation to Bottler regarding recordkeeping is set forth in Section 5.
Recordkeeping and Auditing. Each party shall maintain accurate books and records regarding any of its operation relevant to this Agreement, which shall include net advertising revenues received and calculations of the amounts payable to the other party in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices. Each party shall have the right to conduct an audit of the other party's books and records; provided however, that each party may only exercise its right to conduct an audit once per calendar year and during regular business hours.
Recordkeeping and Auditing
