Administrative Capability. Upon request, CONTRACTOR will provide Worksystems with the most current version of administrative documentation necessary to document capacity and conduct annual monitoring reviews. This may include such documents as:
Administrative Capability. Upon request, CONTRACTOR will provide WWP with the most current version of administrative documentation necessary to document capacity and conduct annual monitoring reviews. This may include such documents as:
Administrative Capability. An institution must demonstrate the ability to manage operations in compliance with the program regulations by ensuring: The number of staff and type of qualified staff are adequate. The number of monitoring staff in relation to the number of facilities is adequate. Written policies and procedures fulfill program responsibilities and civil rights requirements. Program Accountability – An institution must demonstrate the ability to ensure program accountability through: Oversight through an operating governing board. Written fiscal accountability systems to assure integrity for all funds, property, expenses, and revenues (i.e. accurate processing of claims), and that all expenses are from program-authorized purposes. Record keeping – maintaining records of operations in compliance with program regulations. Operations including training, monitoring, classifying, and ensuring administrative costs are within regulatory limits. Meal pattern and meal service requirements, licensure, health inspections, record keeping, and claiming only for eligible meals served. Implementation of the VCA process Beginning FY 2021, OKSDE began a “phased-in” approach to implement the VCA requirements set forth in the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) regulation 7 CFR §226.6(b)(1)(xviii) for new institutions and 7 CFR §226.6(b)(2)(vii) for renewing institutions.
Administrative Capability. An institution must demonstrate the ability to manage operations in compliance with the program regulations by ensuring:
Administrative Capability. 6. Does this institution’s bylaws available for review by the State agency? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Administrative Capability. Acquired Corporation and each Acquired Corporation Institution is, and has been determined by DOE to be, administratively capable pursuant to 34 C.F.R. Section 668.16 as reflected in Acquired Corporation Institution's most recent ECAR. To Sellers' Knowledge, Acquired Corporation and the Acquired Corporation Institution satisfies all material requirements for administrative capability set forth in the HEA and the Regulations. Neither Acquired Corporation nor the Acquired Corporation Institution has had its certification or eligibility for Title IV Programs terminated, suspended, limited, or conditioned in any way for any period, nor has Acquired Corporation or any Acquired Corporation Institution been subject to any other action or proceeding initiated by the DOE, or by an accrediting agency, guaranty agency, state licensing or regulatory authority, or any other agency or entity, that could result in a material liability or fine, due to the failure to meet the administrative capability requirements of the HEA and the Regulations.
