Withdrawal of funding. Any potential withdrawal of funding for an ongoing campus activity will be discussed with the University President and Alumni Foundation CEO prior to the Alumni Foundation making a final decision on any potential withdrawal of funding.
Withdrawal of funding. CRUK and/or NCI may suspend or terminate the Cancer Grand Challenges Funding at any time and for any reason. They will endeavour to provide at least 30 days’ prior notice but are entitled to suspend or terminate immediately. Immediate termination may be deemed necessary, such as to protect public health or for other compelling reasons. If the reason for suspension or termination is failure to materially comply with the terms of the GAL, the NCI Notice of Award and/or this Agreement, including the documents incorporated by reference into this Agreement, CRUK and NCI may, at their discretion, suspend (rather than immediately terminate) the award and allow the Host Institution(s) an opportunity to take appropriate corrective action before making a decision to terminate. The Funder(s) may decide to terminate an award if the Host Institution does not take appropriate corrective action during the period of suspension. Termination decisions are final and there is no right to appeal. After termination, the Host Institution must continue to comply with the record retention and access obligations, as stated in the Award Management and Funding Policy.
Withdrawal of funding.
21.1. A provider’s registration for the entitlements will be withdrawn for the following reasons: • Suspension of registration by Ofsted • Breach of the early years entitlement statutory requirements. • Safeguarding • The provider acts in a fraudulent manner, has an action for fraud brought against their business or is convicted of fraud by a recognised court of law
21.2. Where withdrawal of funding is being considered, Bracknell Forest Council will look at each case individually and will consider the reason the withdrawal is required, the needs of funded children and whether the provider is actively working with the Council to resolve the issue.
21.3. Bracknell Forest Council will not withdraw funding from providers or childminders registered with childminder agencies until the provider’s or childminder agency’s Ofsted inspection report has been published.
21.4. Bracknell Forest Council will endeavour to secure alternate provision and withdraw funding from a provider (other than a local authority-maintained school), as soon as practicable, when Ofsted publish an inspection judgement of a provider of ‘inadequate’.
21.5. Bracknell Forest Council will endeavour to secure alternate provision and withdraw funding from childminders or childcare providers registered with a childminder agency when Ofsted publish a second consecutive inspection judgement of ‘ineffective’, unless: • Ofsted has not identified any concerns about the childminder agency’s assessment arrangements AND • the childminder agency has assessed a childminder or childcare provider as being of acceptable quality
21.6. Bracknell Forest Council will seek to secure alternate provision and withdraw funding from childminders or childcare providers registered with a childminder agency when: • A compliance check identifies that a provider is in breach of the statutory requirements AND • The remedial actions identified in the compliance check are not implemented within the required timeframe
21.7. Bracknell Forest Council will consider the continuity of care for children who are already receiving their entitlement hours at a provider or childminder and the sufficiency of entitlement places when withdrawing funding and will determine an appropriate timeframe for withdrawing funding on a case-by-case basis.
21.8. Bracknell Forest Council does not waive the right to act if we do not act immediately, a slower evidence-based approach may be required on occasion.
21.9. Providers will be notified in writing ...
Withdrawal of funding. The Local Authority will work in partnership with childcare providers to ensure quality of provision and a sufficient number of places. In certain circumstances, Wiltshire Council will withdraw funding from providers and these are outlined below.
1. Childcare providers must comply with the requirements of the national guidance and the Early Years & Childcare Local Provider Agreement as well as working within all other legal requirements in their setting. The Local Authority reserves the right to withdraw funding from a childcare provider and remove them from the Wiltshire Directory of Registered Early Years Providers for non compliance of any statutory requirement.
2. In the event that Ofsted judge the provision as inadequate the Local Authority will follow the procedure set out in the National Statutory Guidance by securing alternative provision and withdraw funding for children who are already receiving their funded entitlement at a provider on receipt of official Ofsted notification, and as soon as is practical. Funding will be restored when Ofsted has re-inspected and judged the provision as ‘requires improvement’ or above, and where the childcare provider ha-s1r1e--registered for entry onto the Wiltshire Directory of Registered Early Years Providers.
3. In cases of gross misconduct e.g. Ofsted enforcement action, fraud or financial irregularity, where children are unsafe or not safeguarded effectively. Ofsted will be informed if a provider has had the funding withdrawn. The childcare provider will have the opportunity to make written representations prior to the final decision for withdrawal of funding being made. The right to appeal is set out in Section 15 below.
