The Condominium Authority Sample Clauses
The Condominium Authority. (a) shall make the business plan referred to in clause (1)(a) available to the public, including by posting on the Condominium Authority’s website, no later than 30 days after final approval of the Board;
(b) may make the annual report referred to in clause (1)(b) available to the public, which may include posting on the Condominium Authority’s website, after final approval of the Board; and
(c) shall publish the annual report referred to in clause (1)(b) on the Condominium Authority’s website no later than 30 days after the annual report has been tabled in the Legislature, if it has not already been published.
The Condominium Authority. (1) The Condominium Authority shall, in accordance with section 1.4 of the Act, administer the Delegated Provisions. It shall do so with the purpose of protecting the public interest and advancing the principle of ensuring a fair, safe and informed condominium community.
(2) The Condominium Authority shall, in accordance with section 1.4 of the Act, manage and oversee the operations of the Tribunal. It shall do so with the purpose of ensuring the independence of the Tribunal and the Tribunal Members in rendering adjudicative decisions or in resolving disputes, consistent with the legislation, common law and principles of natural justice.
(3) The Condominium Authority is responsible for ensuring that it has adequate resources, including financial resources, to comply with this Agreement, the Act, and other applicable law, and for acting in accordance with the business plan that it has provided to the Minister under clause 8(1)(a) of this Agreement.
(4) The Condominium Authority is responsible for developing and maintaining corporate by-laws, and shall make such by-laws available for public inspection, including by posting on the Condominium Authority’s website within 30 days after the by-laws are made by the Board.
(5) The Condominium Authority is responsible for developing and maintaining an up-to-date written policies and procedures manual for each functional area of its business.
(6) The Condominium Authority is responsible for developing, maintaining and making publicly available, including by posting on the Condominium Authority’s website, up-to-date written procurement policies and procedures in keeping with the spirit of the most recent Broader Public Sector Procurement Directive to ensure that goods and services, including consulting services and information technology are acquired through a process that is fair, open and transparent.
(7) The Condominium Authority is responsible for developing, maintaining and making publicly available, including by posting on the Condominium Authority’s website, up-to-date written travel, meal and hospitality expenses policies and procedures in keeping with the spirit of the most recent Ontario Public Service Travel, Meal and Hospitality Expenses Directive in order to set out principles for the reimbursement of expenses to ensure fair and reasonable practices, and to provide a framework of accountability to guide the effective oversight of resources in the reimbursement of expenses.
(8) The Condominium Authority is...