Responsibilities and Procedures. Supplier shall establish management responsibilities and procedures to ensure a quick, effective, and orderly response to Security Incidents.
Responsibilities and Procedures. Cisco shall establish procedures to ensure a quick, effec- tive, and orderly response to Information Security Incidents.
Responsibilities and Procedures. Vertice shall establish procedures to ensure a quick, effective, and orderly response to Data Breaches.
Responsibilities and Procedures. 1. Regional program staff – If no governmental organization can be found willing and able to Sponsor a project, the regional staff gathers information from prospective NGO primary project sponsors. This information is gathered:
a. By having the Sponsor complete the Request for Certification to Receive Federal Highway Funds Form (Appendix 4-14); and
b. By conducting research and working with the Sponsor to obtain the additional information needed for regional program office to complete an initial regional recommendation using the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) as Primary Project Sponsor Assessment Form (Appendix 4-12). Regional program staff forwards both forms to the Local Programs Bureau.
2. Local Programs Bureau (LPB) – Receives in the Request for Certification to Receive Federal Transportation Funds Form (Appendix 4-14), and the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) as Primary Project Sponsor Assessment Form (Appendix 4-12) and reviews them for completeness and requests additional information or clarification as needed. Local Programs Bureau makes the determination as to whether an NGO appears to be qualified and should be authorized to serve as a primary project Sponsor. Local Programs Bureau shall consult with the Division of Legal Services, Contracts Management Bureau, other main office program staff, regional program development staff and other NYSDOT staff as needed. All determinations by the Local Programs Bureau shall be final. Local Programs Bureau will return the approved request or the disapproved request to the region.
Responsibilities and Procedures. 1. Regional program staff – If no governmental organization can be found willing and able to Sponsor a project, the regional staff gathers information from prospective NGO prima- ry project sponsors. This information is gathered: 4 Title 23 CFR, Chapter 1, Subchapter I, Sec. 117 (d) et seq., and the Certification Acceptance Process.
a. By having the Sponsor complete the Request for Certification to Receive Federal Highway Funds Form (Appendix 4-14); and
b. By conducting research and working with the Sponsor to obtain the additional infor- mation needed for regional program office to complete an initial regional recommen- dation using the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) as Primary Project Sponsor Assessment Form (Appendix 4-12). Regional program staff forwards both forms to the Local Programs Bureau.
2. Local Programs Bureau (LPB) – Receives in the Request for Certification to Receive Federal Transportation Funds Form (Appendix 4-14), and the Non-Governmental Organ- ization (NGO) as Primary Project Sponsor Assessment Form (Appendix 4-12) and re- views them for completeness and requests additional information or clarification as needed. Local Programs Bureau makes the determination as to whether an NGO ap- pears to be qualified and should be authorized to serve as a primary project Sponsor. Local Programs Bureau shall consult with the Division of Legal Services, Contracts Management Bureau, other main office program staff, regional program development staff and other NYSDOT staff as needed. All determinations by the Local Programs Bu- xxxx shall be final. Local Programs Bureau will return the approved request or the disap- proved request to the region.
Responsibilities and Procedures. In becoming an approved user of the eTrace application, the involved parties hereby acknowledge and accept the following responsibilities and procedures:
A. Responsibilities of the participating Law Enforcement Agency The Participating Law Enforcement Agency shall:
1. Appoint a primary and alternate point of contact within your agency. The above appointed individuals will be responsible for providing and maintaining a list of all personnel within your department that will require access to eTrace.
2. The designated POC(s) within your agency will be responsible for signing as the Designated Law Enforcement Agency Primary Point of Contact and Alternate Point of Contact on page 3 of this MOU.
3. The designated POC(s) will immediately notify the ATF National Tracing Center via eTrace in the event that an individual’s eTrace account need to be suspended or revoked for any number of reasons, to include (but not limited to): employee transfer, retirement, or release from employment.
4. Once this MOU and relative attachments have been completed and signed by all involved parties, the original copies should either be mailed to the ATF National Tracing Center at the following address, or scanned and emailed to xXxxxxXxxxx@xxx.xxx: eMail: xXxxxxXxxxx@xxx.xxx
B. Responsibilities of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives: The appointed ATF Field Division representatives shall:
1. Coordinate all communications and tasks listed under this MOU and serve as a liaison between the participating law enforcement agency and the National Tracing Center Division. The ATF National Tracing Center (NTC) shall:
1. Upon receipt of this signed MOU, send an e-mail which will provide detailed instructions on the process of requesting and receiving an eTrace user account.
2. Review all applications for eTrace access in a timely manner and facilitate the provisioning of accounts to include relative user identifiers and passwords. Once accounts are activated, each individual user will receive an e-mail containing their account information.
3. Upon receipt of a request for account revocation, the NTC will immediately deactivate the said user account.
Responsibilities and Procedures. A. The Board and the Association recognize the professional attainment and function of the VTAA employees stipulated within this agreement. The Board will maintain current management practices as defined by existing Board policies and existing practices, and agrees not to submit to negotiations with any other collective organization, any management prerogatives currently in force, as assigned and delegated and contracted as a function of such administrators, and as established by existing, written procedures. Such functions to include matters relative to faculty and staff assignments and evaluation as appropriate to each building, matters of student supervision, student activities, student assignment, as appropriate to each building; matters of curricular and co-curricular activities and such development as appropriate to each building; matters of budget development, requisitioning, and purchasing appropriate to each building; matters of security, maintenance, and operations regarding buildings and grounds equipment as appropriate to each building, and as presently defined by written Board policies and written procedures. It is further understood and agreed that the aforementioned listing is not totally inclusive, but rather, typifies management and administrative functions as established by practice and written procedures. The aforementioned matter is based upon the fact that only duly contracted, certified, administrative personnel exclusively can be, and are responsible and accountable for educational activities as established by the Board under unit control.
B. It is further agreed that the Board retains the prerogative to involve appropriate VTAA employees during the negotiations process with faculty or non-faculty employee units if and when appropriate. Such presence is to monitor and insure the maintenance and management and administrative functions and prerogative, and so that appropriate VTAA employees may serve as assigned in an advisory capacity concerning such collective negotiations, to the superintendent and the Board to insure the primary mission of providing quality education and instruction to the students enrolled in school buildings under the direction of said VTAA employees in the Xxxxxx Township Schools.
C. In keeping with State law, if any VTAA employee is directed and required to appear before the Board, or any committee or member or agent thereof, concerning a matter which may directly bear upon and adversely affect the continued em...
Responsibilities and Procedures. In becoming an approved NESS Partner Agency of the NESS application, the involved parties hereby acknowledge and accept the following responsibilities and procedures:
Responsibilities and Procedures. The parties to this MOU agree that it is to their mutual interest and benefit to 1) sufficiently address the threat of hybridization between golden paintbrush and harsh paintbrush, to support the long-term persistence of golden paintbrush beyond the point at which such species is deemed recovered, removed from the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Plants, and withdrawn from the protections provided by the Act; and 2) create and maintain certainty for the long-term conservation management of both Xxxxxx’x checkerspot butterfly and golden paintbrush. The parties to this MOU agree that the following process will be used to make well-informed collaborative decisions on the use of golden paintbrush and harsh paintbrush (e.g., propagation and outplanting), the mitigation of the associated risk of hybridization between the two, and the remaining uncertainties within the hybridization strategy. This process will also be used when making decisions regarding updating the hybridization strategy document. Parties will:
Responsibilities and Procedures. This MOU supersedes previous Cooperative Maintenance Agreements which cover the same route description described in Section 13. In consideration of the mutual covenants and promises herein contained, it is agreed that the City will perform such maintenance work as is specifically delegated to it and ITD will perform those particular functions of maintenance delegated to it on the state highway routes or portions thereof as hereinafter described under Sections 10 and 14 or as said sections may be subsequently modified with the written consent of the parties hereto acting by and through their authorized representatives.
