Reporting Mechanisms. The Partnerships in Action Cheshire East Executive Board shall report progress on an annual basis to the wider LSP Assembly. Additionally partners will regularly report progress under their own governance arrangements. The Cheshire East Sustainable Community Strategy will be the key document for the Partnership. Its broad principles, and identified issues and actions, will provide the basis for establishment of Thematic Groups or to commission existing Thematic Groups to deliver policies, action and meet agreed targets.
Reporting Mechanisms. A mid-term progress report will be prepared by each Theme Group for submission to the Community Planning Board in October of each year. This will allow partners to review progress being made towards achieving SOA outcomes and targets and to make recommendations on any remedial action necessary at that stage. Progress on SOA outcomes, strategic objectives and targets will be reported to a wider audience in November of each year through the Council‟s public performance reporting mechanisms. An Annual SOA Report will be produced and submitted to the Scottish Government in September of each year, reporting on activities and progress relating to the preceding financial year. This will allow sufficient time for the Partnership to gather data relating to the indicators.
Reporting Mechanisms. 9.1 Subject to clause 9.3, reporting mechanisms by the Customer must be via the e-mail address supplied by the Company to receive reports from the Customer, which will be monitored during Support Hours.
9.2 The customer must provide the company with detailed information and analysis on reported software faults, as well as step by step instructions on the reproduction of the problems, where possible.
9.3 Priority 1 reports must be notified by person to person contact.
Reporting Mechanisms. All of which is agreed this day of March 2006.
Reporting Mechanisms. Complaints can be reported to federal authorities as follows:
1. Telephonically to the Miami, Florida, Field Office of the DOJ/OIG, at (000) 000-0000, or at the toll- free hotline number 0-000-000-0000;
2. Telephonically to the INS/OIA at (000) 000-0000;
3. Via Facsimile to the INS/OIA at (202) 514- 7244, and
4. Via mail as follows: United States Immigration and Naturalization Service Office of Internal Audit Internal Investigations Branch 000 X Xxxxxx XX Room 3260 Washington, DC 20536 Complaints can also be referred to and accepted by any of the following FDLE entities:
1. The applicable FDLE Regional Director;
2. Any reporting or affected officer's supervisor; and
Reporting Mechanisms. For an evaluator to test a principal mechanism using protocols developed by procedures given here, certain information about the principal mechanism must be reported before the simulations take place. These reports become part of the basis for choices the evaluator must make in judging the mechanism. In this chapter we describe this mechanism-related information and outline how the evaluator must report it as part of his evaluation documen- tation. For new mechanisms formulated under EPA sponsorship, the mechanism developer would have the responsibility for creating most of the information that needs to be reported, and the evaluator’s role would become one of subsequent quality assurance of the material supplied by the developer. For existing mechanisms, however, it is the responsibility of the evaluator to gather, organize, and report the needed information. For most existing reaction mechanisms, the evaluator can glean the required information from final reports on the development effort and perhaps, if needed, even by discussion with the mechanism’s authors. There is also the situation in which the evaluator is the mechanism developer. That the evaluator is evaluating his own mechanism does not change what he must report about the mechanism. And in fact, because the evaluator is so familiar with the development of the principal mechanism, he should be even more careful to follow the guidelines to avoid under-reporting the principal mechanism.
Reporting Mechanisms. Neumeric establishes efficient reporting mechanisms for Participating Agencies to report any pricing discrepancies or issues encountered during the ordering process. • Participating Agencies can reach out to our customer support team for prompt resolution of any pricing-related concerns.
Reporting Mechanisms. Pacific Star Corporation will implement robust reporting mechanisms to track and monitor SWaM subcontracting spend. We will provide detailed reports upon request to demonstrate our commitment to supporting SWaM businesses and promoting diversity in procurement. By actively engaging with SWaM businesses and promoting their participation in our supply chain, Pacific Star Corporation aims to contribute to the economic growth and empowerment of small, women−owned, and minority−owned enterprises in Virginia. We are committed to fostering an inclusive procurement environment that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve.
Reporting Mechanisms. Participating nations shall establish reporting mechanisms to encourage individuals and organizations to report suspected AGI or ASI development activities that may violate this treaty. Whistleblower protection measures shall be implemented to safeguard individuals who come forward with credible information related to illegal AGI or ASI development. Reporting mechanisms shall provide secure channels for reporting, ensuring confidentiality and protection against retaliation for those reporting in good faith.
Reporting Mechanisms. Canada will use federal mechanisms to report on Outcomes. Saskatchewan will employ its own mechanism for reporting within its jurisdiction.
