ARC Assessments Sample Clauses

The ARC Assessments clause establishes the procedures and standards for evaluating the performance or progress of a party, project, or deliverable according to criteria set by the ARC (Assessment Review Committee or similar body). Typically, this clause outlines how and when assessments will be conducted, what metrics or benchmarks will be used, and the consequences of failing to meet the required standards. For example, it may require periodic reviews of work quality or compliance with contractual obligations. The core function of this clause is to ensure accountability and provide a structured mechanism for monitoring and verifying that agreed-upon standards are consistently met throughout the contract term.
ARC Assessments. The Administering Organisation must ensure that, for the term of this Agreement, if requested by the ARC, CIs, Research Hub Directors or Training Centre Directors agree to: assess up to 20 new Proposals per awarded Project per annum for each year of Funding; and update and maintain RMS user data in their profile including Field of Research codes and expertise text which would reasonably enable matching of their expertise to ARC proposals for the purpose of assigning and assessment. If the ARC determines that a CI, Research Hub Director or Training Centre Director has failed to meet the obligation to manage RMS data in their profile or to assess Proposals assigned by the ARC for assessment, the ARC may notify the Administering Organisation in writing of that failure. If a CI, Research Hub Director or Training Centre Director does not undertake assessment of the assigned Proposals within a period specified by the ARC the Administering Organisation will be considered to be in breach of this Agreement. If considered in breach, Funding for the relevant Projects on which the person is listed as Specified Personnel under this Agreement may be terminated. Assets Unless otherwise approved by the ARC, Assets purchased with Funding must be purchased for the exclusive purposes of the Project for the duration of the Project Activity Period. The Administering Organisation shall establish and comply with its own procedures and arrangements for purchasing, installing, recording, maintaining and insuring all items of equipment purchased with the Funds. The Administering Organisation shall ensure that any Specified Personnel shall have first priority in the use and operation of equipment purchased for the Project and the Administering Organisation must, so far as is practicable, permit persons authorised by the ARC to have priority access to that equipment in preference to other persons. Unless otherwise approved by the ARC, the ownership of any Asset purchased wholly or partly with the Funding shall be vested in the Administering Organisation, located on its campus and listed in its assets register unless: otherwise specified in the Proposal; the Project is terminated, in which case the ARC may, by notice in writing, require the transfer of any such item of equipment to the Commonwealth; or the Project is transferred to another organisation in accordance with clause 16, in which case, subject to the agreement of both the Administering Organisation and the recipient Eligibl...
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ARC Assessments. 23.1. The Administering Organisation must ensure that, for the term of this Agreement, if requested by the ARC, CIs, Research Hub Directors or Training Centre Directors agree to: (a) assess up to 20 new Proposals per awarded Project per annum for each year of Funding; and (b) update and maintain RMS user data in their profile including Field of Research codes and expertise text which would reasonably enable matching of their expertise to ARC proposals for the purpose of assigning and assessment. 23.2. If the ARC determines that a CI, Research Hub Director or Training Centre Director has failed to meet the obligation to manage RMS data in their profile or to assess Proposals assigned by the ARC for assessment, the ARC may notify the Administering Organisation in writing of that failure. 23.3. If a CI, Research Hub Director or Training Centre Director does not undertake assessment of the assigned Proposals within a period specified by the ARC the Administering Organisation will be considered to be in breach of this Agreement. If considered in breach, Funding for the relevant Projects on which the person is listed as Specified Personnel under this Agreement may be terminated.
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ARC Assessments. 20.1 For the term of this Agreement, the Administering Organisation must ensure that the Centre Director and Chief Investigators agree to assess up to 20 new proposals for ARC funding per annum for each year of the Funding Period, if requested by the ARC. 20.2 If the ARC determines that a Centre Director and/or Chief Investigator has failed to meet the obligation to assess as set out in clause 20.1, the ARC will notify the Administering Organisation of that failure. 20.3 If the Centre Director and/or Chief Investigator does not undertake the assessments as requested, within a period specified by the ARC in the notification referred to in clause 20.2 above, the Administering Organisation will be considered to be in breach of this Agreement and Funding for the Centre in which the Centre Director and/or Chief Investigator participate may be terminated.
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ARC Assessments. 20.1. For the term of this Agreement, the Administering Organisation must ensure that CIs agree to: (a) assess up to 20 new Proposals per awarded Project per annum for each year of Funding; and (b) update and maintain RMS user data in their profile including Field of Research codes and expertise text. 20.2. If the ARC determines that a CI has failed to meet the obligation to assess Proposals assigned by the ARC for assessment, or to manage RMS data in their profile, the ARC may notify the Administering Organisation of that failure. 20.3. If a CI does not undertake assessment of the assigned Proposals within a period specified by the ARC, the Administering Organisation will be considered to be in breach of this Agreement. If considered in breach, Funding for the relevant Projects on which the person is listed as Specified Personnel under this Agreement may be terminated.
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ARC Assessments. 21.1 The Institution must ensure that, for the duration of the Funding under Linkage Projects, if requested by the ARC, Chief Investigators and Fellows agree to assess up to twenty new applications for ARC funding. 21.2 If the ARC determines that a Chief Investigator and/or Fellow has failed to meet the obligation to assess applications assigned by the ARC for assessment, the ARC will notify the Institution in writing of that failure. 21.3 If a Chief Investigator and/or Fellow does not undertake assessment of the assigned applications within a period specified by the ARC, of the notice referred to in clause 21.2 above, the Institution will be considered to be in breach of this Funding Agreement and the relevant Linkage Project Funding, including Fellowships, may be terminated.
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ARC Assessments. For the term of this Agreement, the Administering Organisation must ensure that CIs agree to: assess up to 20 new Applications for ARC funding per awarded Project per annum for each year of the Grant; and update and maintain data in their RMS profile including Field of Research codes and expertise text in sufficient detail to reasonably enable matching of their expertise to ARC Applications for the purpose of assignment and assessment. If the ARC determines that a CI has failed to meet the obligation to manage RMS data in their profile or to assess Applications assigned by the ARC for assessment, the ARC may notify the Administering Organisation in writing of that failure. If a CI does not undertake assessments within a period specified by the ARC, the Administering Organisation will be considered to be in breach of this Agreement. If considered in breach, Grants for the relevant Projects on which the person is listed as Specified Personnel under this Agreement may be terminated.
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ARC Assessments. For the term of this Agreement, the Administering Organisation must ensure that the Project Director/Project Leader and CIs agree to: assess up to 20 new Applications for ARC funding per awarded Project for each year of the Grant; and update and maintain data in their RMS profile including Field of Research codes and expertise text in sufficient detail to reasonably enable matching of their expertise to ARC Applications for the purpose of assignment and assessment. If the ARC determines that a Project Director/Project Leader and/or CI has failed to meet the obligation to manage RMS data in their profile or to assess Applications assigned by the ARC for assessment, the ARC may notify the Administering Organisation in writing of that failure. If a Project Director/Project Leader or CI does not undertake assessments within a period specified by the ARC, the Administering Organisation will be considered to be in breach of this Agreement. If considered in breach, Grants for the relevant Projects on which the person is listed as Specified Personnel under this Agreement may be terminated.
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