CCA MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION Sample Clauses
The CCA Management and Administration clause defines the procedures and responsibilities for overseeing and executing the terms of a Cost Contribution Agreement (CCA). It typically outlines who is responsible for managing the agreement, how records should be maintained, and the processes for monitoring compliance and making necessary adjustments. For example, it may specify the appointment of a CCA administrator, reporting requirements, and the frequency of reviews or audits. This clause ensures that the CCA is properly managed, promotes transparency, and helps prevent disputes by clearly assigning administrative duties and establishing oversight mechanisms.
CCA MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION. In order to meet the objectives of this Agreement, the GTT will manage, administer, and periodically review this Agreement. The responsibility of this team is to coordinate the implementation and administration of the Agreement without superseding the jurisdictional authorities of any party. The GTT will develop and make recommendations for the conservation and research needs of the gopher tortoise and identify new threats in its eastern distribution.
7.1. GOPHER TORTOISE TEAM LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT The GTT will consist of one or more designated representatives from each Party to this Agreement and may include technical and legal advisors and other members as deemed necessary. Parties may have multiple sub-organizations involved; e.g., Wildlife, Forestry, and Endangered Species divisions of a state. The GTT will be chaired by participating state representatives only. On 1 July of each year the Chair with be succeeded by the Vice Chair. Alabama will hold the first chairmanship followed by Florida; the states will follow in alphabetical order. The GTT’s organizational structure is outlined below in Figure 7.1 and will be updated as needed.
CCA MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION. In order to meet the objectives of this CCA, the HSWG will manage, administer, and periodically review the implementation of species conservation outlined in the PYTH CCA. The responsibility of this team is to coordinate the implementation and administration of the PYTH CCA without superseding the jurisdictional authorities of any party. In addition, the HSWG will develop and make recommendations for the conservation and research needs of the PYTH to improve management/conservation effectiveness, develop a monitoring program based on AGFD springsnail survey protocols, and identify any additional threats to the species so that appropriate conservation measures can be adopted. AGFD springsnail survey protocols are described in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Diamond (2015).
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CCA MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION. In order to meet the objectives of this CCA, the Parties will cooperatively manage, administer, and annually review this CCA. The responsibility of the Parties is to coordinate the implementation and administration of the CCA without superseding the jurisdictional authorities of any Party. The Parties will cooperate to develop and make recommendations for the conservation and research needs of Georgia aster and identify new threats in its range. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Ecological Services Field Office in Asheville, North Carolina will initiate and coordinate annual review by the CCA Parties, in accordance with Section XIII of the CCA related to reporting.