Common use of Working Papers Clause in Contracts

Working Papers. Monitors should prepare and organize their working papers in a manner that helps provide an appropriate quality review. The Monitors should avoid preparing or accumulating unnecessary working papers or making extensive copies of the Subrecipient records. It is neither necessary nor practical for the monitors to document every matter considered during the review. Documentation supporting all findings must be retained in the working file. Good working papers should meet the monitoring requirements by displaying the following characteristics:

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Cooperative Agreement for Subaward, Second Tier Subaward Agreement