Corporate Reporting Clause Samples
The Corporate Reporting clause requires a company to provide regular, accurate, and comprehensive reports on its financial status, operations, or compliance matters to relevant stakeholders, such as shareholders, regulators, or contractual partners. Typically, this involves submitting periodic financial statements, operational updates, or compliance certifications according to specified timelines and formats. By mandating transparent and timely disclosure of key information, this clause ensures accountability, supports informed decision-making, and helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes related to the company's performance or obligations.
Corporate Reporting. 1) The Corporation shall:
a) each year, provide the Minister with a business plan (as described in Schedule “D”) for the forthcoming year, in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than thirty (30) days before the end of the current fiscal year;
b) each year, provide the Minister with an annual report (as described in Schedule “D”) in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than one hundred and twenty (120) days after the end of its previous fiscal year; and
c) enable the Minister to review and comment on the documents referred to in clauses (a) and (b) within a reasonable time period, estimated to be approximately thirty (30) days from the receipt of the documents, under normal circumstances, and prior to final approval of the Board.
2) The Corporation’s business plan shall set out the means by which the Corporation will provide any services in French, if requested.
3) The Corporation’s business plan shall set out the means by which complaints and Claims received by the Corporation are managed and resolved and the Corporation’s annual report shall include statistics that account for how these complaints and Claims were responded to and resolved.
4) The Corporation's business plan shall set out a summary of the activities it will undertake to ensure that its goods, services and facilities are accessible in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, and any relevant additional accessibility related activities. The Corporation’s annual report shall account for how these accessibility related activities were provided.
Corporate Reporting. The Administrative Authority shall:
Corporate Reporting. 1) The RHRA shall:
a) each year, provide the Minister with a business plan (as described in Schedule “E”) for the forthcoming year, in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than thirty (30) days before the end of the current fiscal year;
b) each year, provide the Minister with an annual report for the preceding year (as described in Schedule “E”) in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than one hundred and twenty (120) days after the end of its previous fiscal year; and
c) enable the Minister to review and comment on the documents referred to in clauses (a) and (b) within a reasonable time period, estimated to be approximately thirty (30) days from the receipt of the documents, under normal circumstances, and prior to final approval of the Board.
2) The RHRA's business plan shall set out a summary of the activities it will undertake to make its goods, services and facilities accessible in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, and any relevant additional accessibility-related activities. The RHRA’s annual report shall include a summary of how these accessibility-related activities were provided.
3) The RHRA’s business plan shall set out the means by which services related to the administration of the Act are provided in French in accordance with section 110 of the Act and the RHRA’s annual report shall account for how these French language services were provided.
4) The RHRA’s business plan shall set out the means by which complaints received by the RHRA related to the administration of the Act are managed and resolved and the RHRA’s annual report shall account for how these complaints were responded to and resolved.
Corporate Reporting.
1) The Administrative Authority shall:
a) each year, provide the Minister with a business plan (as described in Schedule “E”) for the forthcoming year, in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than thirty (30) days before the end of the current fiscal year;
b) each year, provide the Minister with an annual report (as described in Schedule “E”) in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than one hundred and twenty (120) days after the end of its previous fiscal year;
c) enable the Minister to review and comment on the documents referred to in clauses (a) and (b) within a reasonable time period, estimated to be approximately thirty (30) days from the receipt of the documents, under normal circumstances, and prior to final approval of the Board.
2) The Administrative Authority's business plan shall set out a summary of the activities it will undertake to ensure that its goods, services and facilities are accessible in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, and any relevant additional accessibility related activities. The Administrative Authority’s annual report shall account for how these accessibility-related activities were provided.
3) The Administrative Authority’s business plan shall set out the means by which services related to the administration of the Act are provided in French in accordance with subsection 5.2(16) of the Agreement or section 13.8 of the SCSAA, as applicable, and the Administrative Authority’s annual report shall account for how these French language services were provided.
4) The Administrative Authority’s business plan shall set out the means by which complaints received by the Administrative Authority related to the administration of the Act are managed and resolved and the Administrative Authority’s annual report shall account for how these complaints were responded to and resolved.
Corporate Reporting. HOSU will compile a quarterly dashboard for senior Home Office officials and also to inform the Home Office Executive Committee (EXCo), with an update on the activities of the IASC, financial performance and IASC’s key risk and issues.
6.1 Corporate governance The IASC will comply with the relevant Home Office and Cabinet Office guidance on ALB controls and any other relevant corporate governance publications. In addition, HOSU, as required, may produce process notes and/or guidance which set out to simplify, interpret or make clear any particular process which an ALB is required to carry out e.g. processes for escalating risk to HO. Where applicable HOSU may consult and work with the IASC to compile future guidance for circulation among the ALBs sponsored by the Department.
6.2 Risks and issues The IASC will ensure that risks are dealt with in an appropriate manner, taking Home Office and Cabinet Office risk management guidance as a minimum standard. Risks relating to wider policy issues will be held and owned by the respective Home Office policy unit. The IASC will alert the HO to risks at the earliest opportunity and escalate risks to HO as necessary. HOSU will own risks relating to the appointment/re-appointment of the IASC. There may be shared risks or issues, identified by either the HO or the IASC, where engagement of all parties to support risk mitigation will be needed. Where applicable, the IASC will alert the HO to risks at the earliest opportunity where a risk materialises and propose to escalate risks to HO as necessary.
6.3 Responsibilities of public appointees The IASC is a public appointee. HO (Public Appointment Team and HOSU) in consultation with the Devolved Authorities will ensure that appointment processes comply with the Government’s Code of Practice on Public Appointments.
Corporate Reporting. (1) Effective the date of designation, the Condominium Authority shall:
(a) each year, provide the Minister with a business plan (as described in Schedule “F”) for the forthcoming year, in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than thirty days before the end of the current fiscal year;
(b) each year, provide the Minister with an annual report (as described in Schedule “F”) in a format acceptable to the Minister, no later than one hundred and twenty days after the end of its previous fiscal year;
(c) enable the Minister to review and comment on the documents referred to in clauses (a) and (b) within a reasonable time period, estimated to be approximately 30 days from the receipt of the documents, under normal circumstances, and prior to final approval of the Board.
(2) The Condominium Authority’s business plan shall set out the means by which its services are provided in French in accordance with section 1.25 of the Act, and the Condominium Authority’s annual report shall account for how these French language services were provided.
(3) The Condominium Authority’s business plan shall set out the means by which complaints received by the Condominium Authority related to the fulfillment of its Statutory Mandate are managed and resolved and the Condominium Authority’s annual report shall account for how these complaints were managed and resolved.
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