Compliance Monitoring means the Agency’s procedure, as required by Section 42 of the Code and detailed in MFA’s Tax Credit Monitoring and Compliance Plan, of auditing and inspecting all completed Tax Credit Projects.
Compliance Monitoring means a remedial action that consists of the monitoring described in WAC 173-340-410, including protection monitoring, performance monitoring, and confirmation monitoring.
Compliance Monitoring means a remedial action that consists of monitoring as described in WAC 173-340-410.
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Contractors must submit their certified payroll records directly to the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement Compliance Monitoring Unit, as well as the City of Stockton.
Grantee conducts fiscal and program monitoring of local agencies/district offices Compliance Monitoring 10.5. Describe the Grantee's strategies for monitoring compliance with the Grantee's and Federal LIHEAP policies and procedures: Select all that apply Grantee employees: Internal program review Departmental oversight Secondary review of invoices and payments Other program review mechanisms are in place.
Certification applications must be completed online through the City’s Certification and Compliance Monitoring System at https://cleveland.diversitycompliance.com/.
Annual Reports, QBTS, Compliance Monitoring Status Reports and other reports are still required of RHS projects.
Upload a completed copy of the CHRO Employment Information Form, “Bidder Contract Compliance Monitoring Report” with your Bid Proposal Form prior to the date and time of the Bid Opening.
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Compliance Monitoring means an on-site inspection of the registered premises by the department to verify the implementation of a plan of correction which addresses a deficiency that has the potential to negatively impact the health or safety of ATC agents, qualifying patients, designated caregivers, or the general public, or a deficiency that is related to the theft or diversion of cannabis.
Compliance Monitoring means the act of checking specific conditions or requirements of the Industrial Ratepayer permit.
Compliance Monitoring means the coordination of services on behalf of the participant to ensure the integrity of monitoring and continuing care accountability.
Compliance Monitoring means the monitoring of Your and third-parties’ compliance with any license and usage restrictions for AVEVA’s software products (and those software products of its Affiliates) by legally permissible means, which may be effectuated by a security mechanism included in the Software. The Compliance Monitoring may include the detection, collection, transmission and processing of data and personal data by AVEVA, including but not limited to IP addresses, Email Domain and WIFI geolocation, if an illegal copy is detected.
Compliance Monitoring refers to a range of activities undertaken by PDE to assure that local educational agencies are complying with the requirements of the IDEA and other federal and state laws protecting the rights of schoolchildren with disabilities. Compliance monitoring will include three forms:
(1) “Regular cyclical monitoring” is required by the USDOE and is performed in accordance with a time frame negotiated with the USDOE so as to encompass all local educational agencies in Pennsylvania over an agreed-upon period of time. Commencing no later than January 1, 2006, regular cyclical monitoring will include the additional steps described in Section IV.4(H)(4) of the Settlement Agreement.
(2) “Targeted monitoring” is performed by Bureau personnel in response to specific deficiencies or shortcomings identified through the regular cyclical monitoring process because of complaints from family members or advocacy organizations or through other means.
(3) “LRE monitoring” is new. LRE monitoring focuses on half of Pennsylvania’s 501 school districts every year, and will be conducted at various levels of intensity depending on a particular district’s relative place on a list developed by reference to an LRE index. LRE monitoring, in contrast to other forms of monitoring, will, to the maximum extent feasible, be based on the following principles:
(a) LRE monitoring will be based on a limited number of priorities (goal statements) identified by PDE following input from a diverse group of stakeholders through the Advisory Panel. Priorities will include: (1) increasing the number of students with disabilities included in regular education classes and neighborhood schools with needed supplementary aids, services and support; and (2) developing IEPs capable of providing students with disabilities a meaningful benefit from education.
(b) LRE monitoring will be based on a limited number of indicators (objective measures of the goal) identified by PDE within each priority area.
(c) LRE monitoring will be based on comparisons to state averages identified by
(d) Triggers (levels of performance at which PDE will intervene and require corrective action) will be clearly communicated to school districts.
Compliance Monitoring. If appliable, Anitian will monitor the in-scope environment for alignment with relevant compliance requirements.
Compliance Monitoring. NeuStar will monitor delegated managers for technical compliance, not only as part of our initial compliance investigation and report, but also throughout the life of their delegations. This will ensure that NeuStar's database remains up to date, that delegated managers remain compliant with usTLD technical requirements, and that the usTLD retains a U.S. Nexus. This compliance monitoring will maintain the improved integrity of the usTLD.