Beneficiary Reporting Sample Clauses

Beneficiary Reporting. (a) Reporting of Approved Tribal Opioid Abatement Uses by the Tribe Beneficiaries shall be required to the extent set forth in the TAFT VI TDP. The Directors shall establish the form, content, and due dates of periodic reports with respect to Approved Tribal Opioid Abatement Uses to be submitted by the Tribe Beneficiaries (each, a “Beneficiary Abatement Use Report”) to the Directors through the Tribal Opioid Settlement Portal (or delivered by other means approved by the Directors). The Directors may prescribe a modified reporting regime for certain Tribe Beneficiaries based upon appropriate standards to be developed by the Directors, provided such modified reporting regime is not inconsistent with the Trust’s reporting obligations, as determined by the Directors in their discretion. The Directors shall endeavor to implement appropriate mechanisms, in their discretion consistent with the Trust Documents, to obtain efficiency in reporting by Tribe Beneficiaries with respect to TAFT VI and other comparable opioid abatement trusts benefitting the Tribe Beneficiaries. Each Beneficiary Abatement Use Report shall contain the information necessary to:
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Beneficiary Reporting. (a) Reporting of Approved Opioid Abatement Uses by NOAT II Beneficiaries shall be required to the extent set forth in the Confirmation Order and consistent with the NOAT II TDP. The Trustees shall establish the form, content, and due dates of periodic reports with respect to Approved Opioid Abatement Uses to be submitted by the NOAT II Beneficiaries (each, a “Beneficiary Abatement Use Report”) to the Trustees through the NOAT II Portal (or delivered by other means approved by the Trustees). The Trustees shall endeavor to implement appropriate mechanisms, in their discretion consistent with the Trust Documents, to obtain efficiency in reporting by applicable NOAT II Beneficiaries with respect to NOAT II and other comparable opioid abatement trusts benefitting the NOAT II Beneficiaries. Each Beneficiary Abatement Use Report shall contain the information necessary to:
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Beneficiary Reporting. (a) Reporting of Approved Tribal Opioid Abatement Uses by the Tribe Beneficiaries shall be required to the extent set forth in the Confirmation Order and consistent with the TAFT II TDP. The Trustees shall establish the form, content, and due dates of periodic reports with respect to Approved Tribal Opioid Abatement Uses to be submitted by the Tribe Beneficiaries (each, a “Beneficiary Abatement Use Report”) to the Trustees through the TAFT II Portal (or delivered by other means approved by the Trustees). The Trustees may prescribe a modified reporting regime for certain Tribe Beneficiaries based upon appropriate standards to be developed by the Trustees, provided such modified reporting regime is not inconsistent with the Trust’s reporting obligations, as determined by the Trustees in their discretion. The Trustees shall endeavor to implement appropriate mechanisms, in their discretion consistent with the Trust Documents, to obtain efficiency in reporting by Tribe Beneficiaries with respect to TAFT II and other comparable opioid abatement trusts benefitting the Tribe Beneficiaries.
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