The Grant Recipient will Sample Clauses

This clause outlines the specific obligations and responsibilities that the grant recipient must fulfill under the terms of the agreement. It typically details actions such as how the recipient should use the grant funds, reporting requirements, and compliance with relevant laws or guidelines. By clearly defining what is expected from the grant recipient, this clause ensures accountability and proper use of funds, helping to prevent misuse and misunderstandings between the parties.
The Grant Recipient will. 12.2.1 use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that that any person providing the Disposal Notification, Compliance Checklist or any other notifications or certificates from the Grant Recipient to the GLA (the Grant Recipient Notifications) is a senior officer of the Grant Recipient with access to the information and knowledge needed accurately to give the information required; and 12.2.2 notify the GLA if it becomes aware that: (a) the Grant Recipient Notifications are erroneous in any material respect; (b) the facts or circumstances upon which a Compliance Checklist or Exemption Certificate was provided (as applicable) have changed so that such document is no longer correct in all material respects; or (c) an Exemption Certificate expires.
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The Grant Recipient will. 12.2.1 use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that that any person providing the Disposal Notification or any other notifications or certificates from the Grant Recipient to the GLA (the Grant Recipient Notifications) is a senior officer of the Grant Recipient with access to the information and knowledge needed accurately to give the information required; and 12.2.2 notify the GLA if it becomes aware that the Grant Recipient Notifications are erroneous in any material respect.
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The Grant Recipient will. 9.11.1 ensure that that any Disposal Notification, Constitutional Change Notification or any other notifications or certificates from the Grant Recipient to Homes England (the Grant Recipient Notifications) are provided by the Grant Recipient's Representative and must further ensure that such Grant Recipient Representative has access to the information and knowledge needed accurately to give the information required; and 9.11.2 notify Homes England if it becomes aware that any Grant Recipient Notification is erroneous in any material respect.
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The Grant Recipient will. 11.8.1 use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that that any person providing the Financial Confirmation, the Affordable Starts Certificate, the Affordable Starts Final Certificate, the Disposal Notification and/or any other notifications or certificates from the Grant Recipient to the GLA (the AHP Confirmations) is a senior officer of the Grant Recipient with access to the information and knowledge needed accurately to give the information required; and
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The Grant Recipient will. 23.9.1 provide to Homes England a projection of the anticipated income and costs in relation to the Revenue Services for each Financial Period: (a) within twenty (20) Business Days of entering into this Agreement in relation to the first Financial Period in which the Grant Recipient will receive Revenue Grant; and (b) within ten (10) Business Days of each claim of Practical Completion; (c) within ten (10) Business Days of the end of each Quarter prior to the first day of each subsequent Financial Period; and 23.9.2 reconcile the projected costs referred to in Clause 23.9.1 (Repayment of Grant) above with the actual income and costs for the applicable Financial Period and provide details of the same to Homes England within thirty (30) days of the end of the applicable Financial Period.
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The Grant Recipient will. 11.8.1 use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that that any person providing the Compliance Checklist, Financial Confirmation, the Affordable Starts Certificate, the Affordable Starts Final Certificate, the Disposal Notification and/or any other notifications or certificates from the Grant Recipient to the GLA (the AHP Confirmations) is a senior officer of the Grant Recipient with access to the information and knowledge needed accurately to give the information required; and 11.8.2 notify the GLA if it becomes aware that: (a) any AHP Confirmation is erroneous in any material respect; (b) the facts or circumstances upon which a Compliance Checklist or Exemption Certificate was provided (as applicable) have changed so that such document is no longer correct in all material respects; or (c) an Exemption Certificate expires.
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