Monitor Selection. The Sector will contract with a NMFS-approved provider from the following list to provide dockside monitoring services before May 1, 2011, and will notify NMFS of its selection: • Accuracy Integrity Service (AIS) Inc. • East West Technical Services LLC • Marine Resources Assessment Group (MRAG) Americas • Atlantic Catch Data (ACD) • Saltwater Inc. The Sector will establish a contract with an approved service provider by May 1st, 2011. The Sector will ensure that the monitoring program adopted will be in full compliance with both Amendment 16 and with NMFS additional requirements. All landings and discards by Sector vessels will be reported by the Sector Manager to NMFS on a weekly basis on Thursdays. Data recording and reporting The designated Sector monitoring program will not replace the current VTR and dealer reporting requirements of the existing law nor any additional reporting requirements proposed in Amendment 16. The monitor bears the responsibility of arriving at the dock at least 25 minutes prior to the vessel’s arrival. If the monitor has notified the Member that a given trip will be monitored, but the monitor fails to arrive within 15 minutes after the scheduled vessel arrival, then the member will contact the Sector Manager who will contact the monitoring service provider to determine an appropriate solution.
Monitor Selection. The parties have jointly selected Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, RN, to serve as the Monitor overseeing implementation of the Agreement. The monitor is an officer of the Court and is not an agent or business associate of the Defendant. Should the monitor position become vacant and the parties cannot agree on a replacement, the parties shall recommend candidates to the Court, and the Court will appoint the Monitor from the names submitted by the parties. Neither party, nor any employee or agent of either party, shall have any supervisory authority over the Monitor’s activities, reports, findings, or recommendations. The cost for the Monitor’s fees and expenses shall be borne by Defendant. The selection of the Monitor shall be conducted solely pursuant to the procedures set forth in this Agreement, and will not be governed by any formal or legal procurement requirements. The Monitor may be terminated only for good cause, unrelated to the Monitor’s findings or recommendations, and only with prior notice to, and approval of, the parties acting jointly or by Court order. Should the parties agree that the Monitor is not fulfilling his or her duties in accordance with this Agreement, the parties may petition the Court for the Monitor’s removal and replacement. One party may unilaterally petition the Court for the Monitor’s removal for good cause, and the other party will have the opportunity to respond to the petition.
Monitor Selection. The parties have jointly selected Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx of Pulitzer/Xxxxxx & Associates, LLC, to serve as the monitor for the WCDOC correctional, medical and mental health provisions of this Agreement (“Monitor”). The Parties agree to equally share the cost of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Neither party, nor any employee or agent of either party, shall have any supervisory authority over the Monitor’s activities, reports, findings, or recommendations. The cost for the Monitor’s fees and expenses shall be borne by WCDOC. The Monitor may be terminated only for good cause, unrelated to the Monitor’s findings or recommendations, and only with approval of the parties. In the event the selection of a new Monitor becomes necessary, and the Parties are unable to agree upon a selection of a new Monitor within 45 days, each Party shall submit two names along with resumes or curriculum vitae and cost proposals, to a neutral party, selected with the assistance of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, and the neutral party shall appoint the Monitor from among the names submitted. The selection of the Monitor shall be conducted solely pursuant to the procedures set forth in this Agreement, and will not be governed by any formal or legal procurement requirements.
Monitor Selection. The Parties will jointly select a Monitor to oversee implementation of the Agreement. Should the Parties be unable to agree on the Monitor, each shall recommend no more than two candidates to the Court and the Court will appoint the Monitor from the names submitted by the Parties. Neither Party, nor any employee or agent of either Party, shall have any supervisory authority over the Monitor’s activities, reports, findings, or recommendations. The cost for the Monitor’s fees and expenses shall be borne by Defendant. The selection of the Monitor shall be conducted solely pursuant to the procedures set forth in this Agreement, and will not be governed by any formal or legal procurement requirements. The Monitor may be terminated only for good cause, unrelated to the Monitor’s findings or recommendations, and only with approval of the Court. Should the Parties agree that the Monitor is not fulfilling his or her duties in accordance with this Agreement, the Parties may move the Court for the Monitor’s immediate removal and replacement. One Party may unilaterally move the Court for the Monitor’s removal for good cause, and the other Parties will have the opportunity to respond to the petition.
Monitor Selection. The Sector will contract with a NMFS-approved provider from the following list to provide dockside monitoring services before May 1, 2013, and will notify NMFS of its selection: The Sector will establish a contract with an approved service provider by May 1st, 2013. The Sector will ensure that the monitoring program adopted will be in full compliance with both Amendment 16 and with any additional NMFS requirements. All landings and discards by Sector vessels will be reported by the Sector Manager to NMFS on a weekly basis on Thursdays. Data recording and reporting The designated Sector monitoring program will not replace the current VTR and dealer reporting requirements of the existing law nor any additional reporting requirements proposed in Amendment 16. The monitor bears the responsibility of arriving at the dock at least 25 minutes prior to the vessel’s arrival. If the monitor has notified the Member that a given trip will be monitored, but the monitor fails to arrive within 15 minutes after the scheduled vessel arrival, then the member will contact the Sector Manager who will contact the monitoring service provider to determine an appropriate solution.
