Where the Council Delegates Obligations or Transfers Funding Sample Clauses

Where the Council Delegates Obligations or Transfers Funding. 7.2.1 Where the Council delegates any or all of its obligations under this Agreement to an Agency or transfers funding to an Agency to provide, in whole or in part, programs, services or activities for which funding is provided under this Agreement, the Council shall ensure that the Agency: (a) has a specified mandate, a clearly identified role and a defined relationship with the Council; (b) adheres to the accountability principles set out in this Agreement; (c) provides to the Council financial statements prepared: i. in accordance with the Year End Reporting Handbook; and ii. in a manner permitting the preparation of the Consolidated Audited Financial Statement by the Council; (d) consents to the release by the Council to any Federal Department of the financial statements provided to the Council under paragraph 7.2.1(c); (e) maintains accounts and financial and non‐financial records for each program, service or activity in respect of which the Council has delegated obligations or transferred funding to the Agency, and retains these accounts and records, including all original supporting documentation, for a period of seven (7) years from the latest Fiscal Year to which the accounts and records relate; (f) in the event of an audit or evaluation under article 8.0 (Access by Canada to Records) or section 14.8 (Audit and Evaluation), upon request of the auditors or evaluators as the case may be: i. provides to those auditors or evaluators all accounts and records, including supporting documentation, of the Agency relating to any program, service or activity 11.0 The First Nation must ensure that any agent agrees in writing to fulfill the same obligations as the First Nation has under this Agreement in respect of: (a) audits, evaluations and reviews; (b) maintaining records; and (c) providing access to premises. 11.1If the First Nation uses an agent, the First Nation: (a) remains responsible for all obligations under this Agreement; and (b) must provide DIAND with a copy of the agency arrangement if requested by DIAND. 11.2The First Nation must ensure that any agent agrees in writing that the agent is not: (a) an employee or agent of DIAND; and (b) in association or in a joint venture with DIAND. Simplification. in respect of which the Council has delegated obligations or transferred funding to the Agency; ii. allows those auditors or evaluators to inspect such accounts and records and, except where prohibited by law, take copies and extracts of such account...
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Where the Council Delegates Obligations or Transfers Funding. 7.2.1 Where the Council delegates any or all of its obligations under this Agreement to an Agency or transfers funding to an Agency to provide, in whole or in part, programs, services or activities for which funding is provided under this Agreement, the Council shall ensure that the Agency:
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