Budget and Funding for WECC’s Non-Statutory Activities In addition to its delegated functions and related activities, as specified in Sections 5, 6 and 7 of the Agreement and in Section 1 of this Exhibit E (such delegated functions and activities referred to in this Section 6 as “statutory activities”), WECC performs the following other functions and activities (such other functions and activities being referred to in this Section 6 as "non-statutory activities"): Western Renewable Generation Information System (“WREGIS”). WECC shall employ the following methods and procedures to (i) keep its funding mechanisms for its statutory activities separate from its funding mechanisms for its non- statutory activities, and (ii) record the costs it incurs in the performance of its non-statutory functions separately from the costs it incurs in the performance of its statutory functions: WECC utilizes a fund accounting system with capabilities to segregate receipts and expenses based on function or activity. WECC has segregated non-statutory activities by assigning a separate fund code to those receipts and expenses. All expenditures or receipts that are entered into WECC’s accounting system must include a fund code identifying whether the transaction is related to statutory or non-statutory activities. General and administrative costs are allocated to non-statutory activities based on an FTE ratio that is consistent with NERC’s accounting methodology for allocation of overhead to statutory activities. For these reasons, time records are not necessary for WECC to properly allocate costs between statutory and non-statutory activities. WECC shall provide its budget for such non-statutory activities to NERC at the same time that WECC submits its proposed annual business plan and budget for statutory activities to NERC pursuant to Section 9 of the Agreement. WECC’s budget for non-statutory activities that is provided to NERC shall contain a detailed list of WECC’s non-statutory activities and a description of the funding sources for the non-statutory activities. WECC agrees that no costs (which shall include a reasonable allocation of WECC’s general and administrative costs) of non-statutory activities are to be included in the calculation of WECC’s assessments, dues, fees, and other charges for its statutory activities.
Budget and Funding. From and after the Effective Date of this Amendment, the following provisions shall apply to any incremental funding for Corrector research in 2005, and to the budget and funding for all Corrector research thereafter under the Research Plan, in lieu of the provisions in Sections 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Existing Agreement.
Budget and Funding. Exhibit 1.3(a) contains a summary that sets forth certain estimated costs of the proposed VX-661 development activities for the period through the completion of the [***]. CFFT agrees to fund up to [***]. The proposed activities and budget[***] for the VX-661 development program may be revised by the Corrector JDC from time to time, provided that the amount of [***] to be reimbursed by CFFT shall not be increased without the written consent of CFFT. [***]. On the Effective Date CFFT shall pay Vertex [***] (of the total [***] to be funded) [***]. For purposes of this Fifth Amendment, Vertex will provide CFFT with [***] reports within [***] (commencing with the second calendar quarter of 2011) showing expenses incurred and invoices received under the VX-661 development program during the quarter just ended against budgeted expenses for that quarter (which, for the second calendar quarter of 2011, shall include any expenses for activities undertaken during the first calendar quarter of 2011 that were invoiced [***]). Payments due for [***] shall be made by CFFT to Vertex [***] within [***] following receipt by CFFT of an invoice for such VX-661 External Development Costs accompanied by usual and customary documentation of such costs, including copies of Third Party invoices supporting such costs and evidence that the costs relate to the VX-661 development program. All payments shall be made without deduction for withholding or similar taxes in United States dollars to the credit of such bank account as may be designated in writing to CFFT. Any payments that fall due on a date that is a legal holiday in The Commonwealth of Massachusetts may be made on the next following day that is not a legal holiday in The Commonwealth. If the development program for VX-661 is discontinued or the VX-661 External Development Costs incurred to advance VX-661 through completion of the [***] are less than [***], CFFT agrees, subject to termination rights by CFFT in accordance with this Fifth Amendment, that any funds remaining from the original [***] funding commitment hereunder will be available to reimburse Vertex for the actual external development costs related to continued development of First Generation Correctors, on the invoicing and payment terms set forth in this Section 1.3 as if it were with respect to VX-661 External Development Costs. At its sole discretion, CFFT shall have the right to terminate its funding obligation under this Section 1.3, effective upon written...
Budget and Funding. 16.1 In accordance with the Joint Committee’s Standing Orders, the Joint Committee must agree the total budget to plan and secure the Relevant Services delegated to it. The Joint Committee must also agree the appropriate contribution of funding required from each LHB. Refer to Standing Order 1.1.4
Budget and Funding. 6.1 The Joint Committee will transfer funds to Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB on a quarterly basis in advance to allow Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB to perform its functions on behalf of the Joint Committee, provided that the Joint Committee may attach conditions to the expenditure of such funds.
Budget and Funding. Exhibit 2.3A contains a summary “Benchmark Potentiator Budget” that sets forth the estimated costs of the VX-770 Benchmark Potentiator Development Plan originally proposed by Vertex, and a further summary budget, the “Accelerated Potentiator Budget,” that sets forth the estimated costs of the VX-770 Accelerated Potentiator Development Plan, in each case for the period commencing January 1, 2006 and ending December 31, 2007 (the “CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding Term”). A more detailed budget for the VX-770 Accelerated Potentiator Development Plan for 2006, based on Vertex’s most current activity and cost assumptions, is also attached as Exhibit 2.3B. Vertex will provide comparable budgetary information for 2007 as soon as it becomes available in late 2006. CFFT agrees to bear $13.3 million of the actual Development Costs (as defined below) for VX-770 under the VX-770 Accelerated Potentiator Development Plan; provided that (i) CFFT’s aggregate funding obligation (the “CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding”) shall not exceed 50% (fifty percent) of that portion of Vertex’s Development Costs incurred during the CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding Term that are in excess of the aggregate Development Costs summarized in the Benchmark Potentiator Budget for the CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding Term; and (ii) CFFT’s funding obligation for the year 2006 shall not exceed $7.9 million unless CFFT otherwise agrees in writing. The budget for the VX-770 Accelerated Potentiator Development Plan may be revised by the Potentiator JDC from time to time; except that the amount of CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding shall not be increased without the written consent of CFFT. For purposes of this Amendment 2, the dates specified in Section 4.3 of the Existing Agreement for Vertex to provide CFFT with an accounting of all internal FTE’s and outsource costs will be changed to no later than January 31, 2007 and 2008, respectively; and Vertex shall exercise its good faith efforts to furnish CFFT with such accounting as early in January as is possible. Funding will be reviewed by Vertex and CFFT at the end of each calendar year during the CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding Term, and any amounts paid by CFFT during the calendar year that are in excess of the CFFT Accelerated Potentiator Funding amounts required under this Second Amendment will be credited against CFFT’s 2007 funding obligations hereunder (if paid on account of activities during 2006), or promptly refunded...
Budget and Funding. 1. An Annual Budget for the Secretariat shall be submitted to the ASEAN Ministerial Meeting for approval.
Budget and Funding. 6.01. MCPS and the City agree to develop and adhere to a mutually acceptable and specific schedule, budget and budget tracking along with protocols, for provision of community center programs and services.
Budget and Funding for ReliabilityFirst’s Non-Statutory Activities In addition to its delegated functions and related activities, as specified in Sections 5, 6 and 7 of the Agreement and in Section 1 of this Exhibit E (such delegated functions and activities referred to in this Section 6 as “statutory activities”), ReliabilityFirst performs the following other functions and activities (such other functions and activities being referred to in this Section 6 as "non-statutory activities"): None ReliabilityFirst shall employ the following methods and procedures to (i) keep its funding mechanisms for its statutory activities separate from its funding mechanisms for its non- statutory activities, and (ii) record the costs it incurs in the performance of its non-statutory functions separately from the costs it incurs in the performance of its statutory functions: Not applicable ReliabilityFirst shall provide its budget for such non-statutory activities to NERC at the same time that ReliabilityFirst submits its proposed annual business plan and budget for statutory activities to NERC pursuant to Section 9 of the Agreement. ReliabilityFirst’s budget for non-statutory activities that is provided to NERC shall contain a detailed list of ReliabilityFirst’s non-statutory activities and a description of the funding sources for the non-statutory activities. ReliabilityFirst agrees that no costs (which shall include a reasonable allocation of ReliabilityFirst’s general and administrative costs) of non-statutory activities are to be included in the calculation of ReliabilityFirst’s assessments, dues, fees, and other charges for its statutory activities. Not applicable
Budget and Funding. The budget of the MRC consists of contributions from its member countries and external donors,321 while NMCs are funded by their respective governments. Lack of sufficient financial resources is thought to have negatively affected the effectiveness of the NMCs, especially in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. In view of this situation the MRC has made modest budgetary contributions of ca. $20,000-30,000 annually to the NMCs of these three countries.322 However, MRC itself is heavily dependent on resources from international donors, which have constituted the largest part of the operational and program budget.323 MRC Program activities, such as WUP is also heavily dependent on donor contributions.324 It is hoped that the member countries shall be able to mantle more and more of the costs,325 which would increase the stability and sustainability of the cooperation and thus the aim of the Agreement. The member countries have agreed to gradually increase funding to ensure self-financing of MRC administrative costs by the year 2012.326 In the short and medium term external donors will however continue to contribute the largest amounts.327 In addition to day-to-day costs of the MRC and its programs, the rules that have been agreed upon or are planned will also need funding. The procedures of monitoring and data and information exchange will most likely be costly for the member countries. Even so, the Agreement does not contain any provisions as to how monitoring and data and information exchange is to be financed, except what is included in the Data and Information Exchange and Sharing Procedures on excess data. In Laos and Cambodia data collection under the water monitoring program is funded by donors, through the MRC. Data collection in Thailand and Vietnam is financed by national governments.328
