ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK Sample Clauses

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. (a) In the event: (i) the City is advised that the Project will not proceed; or (ii) the building permit for the Project is not issued on or before October 31, 2012 or such longer period of time as the City may determine; or (iii) the City determines, acting reasonably, that the Proponent is not proceeding with the construction due to delays likely to cause depreciation or deterioration of the Improvements the Proponent shall return all Funds to the City, forthwith upon demand; or (iv) the City is of the opinion that the Proponent is not proceeding in an expeditious manner with the Development Activities for which the Funds have been provided; or (v) the Proponent is not complying with the requirements as set out in section 4 and Schedule “D” and Schedule “O” during the term of the Agreement; the Proponent will be in default and shall return all Funds to the City, forthwith upon demand. (b) The Proponent shall submit to the City, an audited statement with respect to the expenditure of capital Funds provided to it pursuant to this Agreement, within ninety (90) days following the date on which the City is advised that the Development Activities related to the Project have been fully completed or the Project will not proceed. (c) Following the full completion of the Development Activities related to the Project, the Proponent shall submit to the City a completed information report in the form attached hereto as Schedule "H', and annually thereafter shall submit to the City completed information reports in the forms attached hereto as Schedules "I". (d) Without limiting the Proponent" obligations under section 8.1 (c), the Proponent, if requested by the City, shall forthwith submit to the City the material required to be submitted to the City pursuant to section 8.1(c), in addition to any such material that the Proponent may have previously submitted to the City. (e) If requested by the City, the Proponent shall submit to the City an audited financial statement within ninety days (90) following the fiscal year end of the Project. 8.2 The Proponent represents that it has not provided any false or misleading information in the Proposal and agrees that it shall not provide any false or misleading information to the City under this Agreement. 8.3 The Proponent shall, on forty-eight (48) hours prior written notice, give the City free access to the Project and to such staff, documents, books, records, and accounts as may be determined by the City, for the purpose of...

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 9.1 CMHC and NBHC agree that governments must be accountable to the public for the use of public funds through an open and transparent process which identifies expected outcomes, measures performance, reports results to the public and provides for follow-up. 9.2 NBHC will report publicly on outcomes and related indicators for each Fiscal Year in accordance with the completed and agreed-to Schedule E, within six months after the end of the Fiscal Year (that is by September 30). Payment of CMHC Funding is conditional on having in place a completed and agreed-to Schedule E. NBHC will continue reporting publicly until after the end of all affordability periods and all CMHC Funding and Contributions by Others have been disbursed and reconciled in accordance with this Agreement. 9.3 NBHC will provide a copy of the reporting on outcomes and related indicators called for in Schedule E to CMHC for information purposes at least one week before the release to the public; where the information is part of a larger report, NBHC need only extract and provide the information called for in Schedule E. CMHC will provide a copy of any annual public reporting on outcomes and related indicators under this Agreement that is specific to or refers to New Brunswick or NBHC for information purposes at least one week before the release to the public; where the information is part of a larger report, CMHC need only extract and provide the relevant information. Each Party agrees to keep the information received from the other Party confidential until the other Party releases it. 9.4 NBHC will prepare and provide to CMHC within six months after the end of each Fiscal Year an Annual Audited Statement of Disbursements for each Fiscal Year in accordance with this Agreement in the format set out as Schedule F. NBHC will continue preparing and providing these statements until all CMHC Funding and Contributions by Others have been disbursed and reconciled, including any required recoveries and refunds. 9.5 NBHC will obtain and provide the results of an annual audit in accordance with Schedule F.1.

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 8.1. CMHC and BCHMC agree that governments must be mutually accountable to the public for the use of public funds and for the achievement of Housing outcomes and report these outcomes in an open, transparent, effective and timely manner.

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. (a) In the event: (i) the County is of the opinion that the Proponent is not proceeding in an expeditious manner with the Development Activities for which Project Development Funding has been provided; or (ii) the Province is advised by the County that the Project will not proceed; or (iii) the building permit for the Project or the start of the project is not within 90 days of the signing of the agreement or such longer period of time as the County may determine; the Proponent shall return all unexpended Project Development Funding to the County, forthwith upon demand, provided however, that the County shall not require the Proponent to return any Project Development Funding that has been expended for the intended purposes. (b) If requested by the County, the Proponent shall submit to the County, an audited financial statement respecting the expenditure of the Funds provided to it pursuant to this Agreement, within one hundred and twenty (120) days or such additional time as may be determined by the County, following the date on which the County is advised that the Project will not proceed or that the Development Activities related to the Project have been fully completed. (c) Following the full completion of the development activities related to the Project, the Proponent shall submit to the County a completed Annual Indicator Report attached as Schedule G annually. (d) Without limiting the Proponent’s obligations under section 6.1(c), the Proponent, if requested by the County, shall forthwith submit to the County the material required to be submitted pursuant to section 6.1(c), in addition to any such material that the Proponent may have previously submitted to the County. 6.2 The Proponent represents that it has not provided any false or misleading information in the Proposal and agrees that it shall not provide any false or misleading information to the County under this Agreement. 6.3 The Proponent shall, on forty-eight (48) hours prior written notice, give the County free access to the Project and to such staff, documents, books, records and accounts as may be determined by the County, for the purpose of verifying compliance with this Agreement. 6.4 The County may conduct an audit, investigation or inquiry in relation to the Project or any larger development or project of which the Project is a part of. 6.5 The provisions of sections 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4 and 6.5 shall continue to apply for a period of seven (7) years following the end of the Intended ...

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 5.1 Each Party will cooperate in advancing best practice in implementing Activities noting the OAIC’s ultimate responsibility to account for and report on the funds made available for the Activities funded under this MOU.

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 4.1 The Lead Council will be responsible for the management of the Pooled Budget and the management of the contract and is accountable to the Partnership Commissioning Group. 4.2 It is acknowledged by all parties that role of Lead Council can by Agreement be assigned to any of the Partner Councils in accordance with Clause 15 such assignment being made pursuant to this Partnership Agreement and the role of Lead Council will apply to the current Lead Council. 4.3 The Partnership Commissioning Group has representation and delegated responsibility for the Director of their respective organisations for developing and monitoring the Services and compliance with this Agreement and the related contracts. 4.4 Through regular meetings the Partner Organisations shall determine the shape and strategic direction of Services through the Partnership Commissioning Group and activity levels will be agreed annually between the Partner Organisations. 4.5 Equipment procured pursuant to this Agreement will remain in the ownership of the Lead Council but will be held on trust for and made available for use by all other Partnership Organisations for the duration of this Agreement. However, due to the tender currently underway, various financial models will be assessed by the financial leads of each organisation to achieve value for money and this arrangement may be varied. 4.6 “Engagement The Lead Council will ensure that service users are properly consulted and involved in the development and provision of the integrated community equipment service.

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 9.1 CMHC and the Minister agree that governments must be accountable to the public for the use of public funds through an open and transparent process which identifies expected outcomes, measures performance, reports results to the public and provides for follow-up.

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 5.1 RECIPIENT agrees that it must be accountable in the use of funds through an open and transparent process which identifies expected results, measures performance, reports results to MHRC and provides for follow-up. RECIPIENT therefore agrees to implement the Accountability Framework Report in Appendix B. 5.2 RECIPIENT will provide MHRC access to its documents, books, records, accounts and Projects to verify compliance with this Agreement. 5.3 RECIPIENT agrees to abide by its Conflict of Interest Policy (“Policy”), a copy of which must be provided to MHRC prior to the signing of this Agreement. The Recipient acknowledges that its Policy, at a minimum, meets or exceeds MHRC’s Conflict of Interest Policy attached as Appendix “E” and forming a part of this Agreement, or to amend its Policy accordingly. 5.4 RECIPIENT may develop a unique procurement process for each Project that is open, transparent, and competitive, subject to the approval of MHRC.

ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. 9.1 In the event: i. The City is advised that the Project will not proceed;