Where the ESFA Sample Clauses

Where the ESFA identifies that the Contractor is failing to deliver the value of learning of this Contract it reserves the right in its absolute discretion to reduce the overall maximum value for that Learning Programme.
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Where the ESFA has undertaken an investigation or received a report from an independent accountant or otherwise (the cost of which may be recharged to the Contractor), in relation to the Contractor, it may, as a consequence of that investigation or report, impose additional Contract obligations upon the Contractor.
Where the ESFA carries out a review, investigation or audit of a sample of the evidence which the Contractor is required to provide under the Contract to support the payments made by the ESFA and identifies errors in that evidence which it deems are material, the ESFA reserves the right at its absolute discretion to require the Contractor to carry out 100% audit of all or part of the Services and/or to require the Contractor to repay Funding equivalent to the full amount of the Funding that has been wrongly claimed or paid. If only a sample of the Services has been audited, the ESFA reserves the right to calculate an error rate based on the said sample and claim repayment from the Contractor of an extrapolated amount based on the error rate identified and the total value of the Contract. Such amounts may be recovered by making adjustments to data submitted by the Contractor under the Contract, or by raising an invoice for payment by the Contractor, or making deductions from future payments due to the Contractor under the Contract. Failure to settle such amounts by the Contractor will constitute a Serious Breach under Clause 24 (Breach) of the Contract. The decision of the ESFA as to the amount of recovery under this clause is final.
Where the ESFA in accordance with Clause 14.10, identifies errors it may at its discretion review the controls and processes to gain assurance the errors will not occur again. Where further assurance work is required this will be at the Contractor's cost (or the ESFA will procure and recharge to the Contractor at its sole discretion). Where a full funding audit results in a “qualified” rating this will constitute a Minor Breach.
Where the ESFA requires the Contractor to obtain a contribution towards the cost of the Services under Clause 36.3 above, the Contractor must provide evidence that the contribution has been received.

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