Reports and Surveys Sample Clauses

Reports and Surveys. At Port's request, but no more often than once per quarter, Permittee shall meet with Port and make available for inspection all customer survey results, mystery shopper reports, health department reports, product pricing (conducted pursuant to Paragraph B.(4)), and any quality assurance audits (conducted pursuant to Paragraph I.1(c)), along with recommended corrective action if the survey shows corrective action is needed. If such information discloses any issue, in the sole discretion of Port, then Permittee must outline planned corrective action and discuss and disclose any additional available reports that measure the performance of the Concession Unit. If Port conducts any customer satisfaction surveys, Port shall share results with Permittee, along with recommended corrective action, if appropriate. Permittee shall promptly undertake any such corrective action disclosed by either Permittee’s or Port’s surveys. Permittee must submit to Port on a quarterly basis all reports detailing the results of all customer survey results, mystery shopper reports, health department reports, brand audits, and any other types of reports requested by Port. Port reserves the right to audit Permittee regarding compliance with this subsection.

Reports and Surveys. Owner shall furnish prior to the start of work all maps, surveys and reports describing the physical characteristics, soil, geological and subsurface conditions, legal limitations, utility locations and legal descriptions that might assist the Contractor in properly evaluating the extent and character of the work required. The Owner shall provide all land surveys and baselines necessary for the Contractor to locate the principal parts of the Work and perform the Work.

Reports and Surveys. The Clinical Advisor must provide the SWEP with such periodic reports relating to the Services as required by the SWEP Conditions of service Police check The Contractor must ensure that they undergo and pass a police check and working with children check before providing the Services in accordance with the Health Service’s policy on this issue (as amended from time to time). WorkCover The Clinical Advisor warrants that it is registered as an employer in accordance with the requirements of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 and that its insurance arrangements relating to its employees are and will remain current during the term of this Agreement. The Contractor must provide the Health Service with evidence of this registration and these arrangements annually and as requested. Contractor’s Additional Obligations Documentation The Clinical Advisor must produce, provide, update and amend any Documentation provided to the SWEP to ensure that the Documentation provided is current and remains up to date throughout the term of this Agreement. The Documentation must be: of reasonable standard in terms of its presentation, accuracy and scope; in the English language; and all key terms, words and symbols must be adequately defined; and of sufficient quality and clarity to enable the Health Service to effectively, support and operate the Services. The SWEP must be advised immediately in writing of any changes in the Documentation which will result in varied operational procedures. Compliance with relevant laws The Clinical Advisor must comply with all legislation which regulates the development, and provision of the Services to the SWEP. In particular, the Clinical Advisor must hold all registrations, permits and licenses which are required to lawfully perform its obligations under this Agreement. Training The Contractor must undertake training at the Health Service’s premises, as required. Records The Clinical Advisor must keep the following records and accounts: instructions for the Services which have been made by the SWEP; reports regarding the amount and nature of the Services provided to the SWEP, including the means of calculation of invoices to the SWEP, and any complaints made regarding the provision of the Services; and all other reports and records required to be made in accordance with this Agreement. In accordance with the requirements of the Victorian Government Purchasing Board, the Clinical Advisor must keep these records for...

Reports and Surveys. At Port's request, but no more often than once per quarter, Permittee shall meet with Port and make available for inspection all customer survey results, and any quality assurance audits (conducted pursuant to Paragraph I.1(b)), along with recommended corrective action if the survey shows corrective action is needed. If such information discloses any issue, in the sole discretion of Port, then Permittee must outline planned corrective action and discuss and disclose any additional available reports that measure the performance of the Concession Unit. If Port conducts any customer satisfaction surveys, Port shall share results with Permittee, along with recommended corrective action, if appropriate. Permittee shall promptly undertake any such corrective action disclosed by either Permittee’s or Port’s surveys. Port reserves the right to audit Permittee regarding compliance with this subsection.

Reports and Surveys. With respect to each of the Retained Facilities, the SNH Entities shall have received such reports, surveys and opinions as they shall have determined are necessary or desirable, including the following: updated title reports, licensure and Medicare/Medicaid survey reports and updated appraisals; each such report, survey and opinion shall be satisfactory to the SNH Entities in their sole discretion.

Reports and Surveys. Alliance/NREL will stay in compliance and assures the following: • As required, will cooperate in any studies or surveys that may be required by DOE or the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). • Provide the data on first-tier small business subcontract transactions under the contracts, as described in the MOSRC Guide via the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet co-located at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇ in the MOSRC Collaboration Center. The spreadsheet will be submitted to HQProcurement Systems @▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇. • Upon request, will submit periodic reports showing compliance with the Subcontracting Plan. • Will electronically submit (eSRS) a semi-annual individual Subcontract Report (ISR) (formerly SF294), during the subcontract performance for the periods ended March 31 and September 30, based on the government’s fiscal year (October 1 through September 30). Will electronically submit an annual Summary Subcontract Report (SSR)(formerly SF295) for the twelve months ended September 30, at the close of each government fiscal year. The ISR and SSR electronic submissions shall be made through the Electronic Subcontracting Reporting System (eSRS) at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Alliance/NREL will insure accurate and complete reports. • Will ensure that large business subcontractors with subcontracting plans agree to submit ISRs (formerly SF 294s) and SSRs (formerly SF295s) or any other version as determined necessary by NREL to comply with DOE internal procedures and practices. October 1 – March 31 ISR April 30 April 1 - September 30 ISR October 30 October 1 – March 31 SSR* April 30 October 1 – September 30 SSR October 30 *This SSR reporting period is required for Department of Defense (DoD) and National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) only Addresses for submitting ISR and SSR: These will be submitted electronically to: • the DOE GO Contracting Officer.

Reports and Surveys. (a) The Company shall, at its sole cost and expense, cause to be prepared and delivered to Parent and Merger Sub, no later than 45 days after the date of this Agreement, a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Report, prepared by GaiaTech Incorporated and complying with such industry standards for such report as shall be specified in writing by Parent and Merger Sub, with respect to each real property listed on Schedule 5.15(a). (b) The Company shall, at its sole cost and expense, cause to be prepared and delivered to Parent and Merger Sub, no later than 45 days after the date of this Agreement, a survey, prepared by a surveying firm reasonably acceptable to Parent and Merger Sub and the lenders contemplated by the Current Commitment Letter (and the definitive agreements with respect thereto) and complying with such industry standards for such survey as shall be specified in writing by Parent and Merger Sub, with respect to each real property listed on Schedule 5.15(b) (such surveys, the “Required Surveys”).