Monitoring by Services Clause Samples
The 'Monitoring by Services' clause establishes the right or obligation of a service provider to observe, review, or audit certain activities, processes, or performance metrics related to the services they deliver. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of monitoring, such as access to records, site visits, or the use of monitoring tools, and may specify the frequency or conditions under which monitoring occurs. Its core practical function is to ensure that the service provider can verify compliance with contractual requirements, maintain quality standards, and promptly address any issues that arise during the provision of services.
Monitoring by Services. Permittee acknowledges that the Services may conduct inspections and monitoring in connection with the permit in accordance with their regulations. See 50 C.F.R. 13.21(e)(2), 13.47, 220.301(j). Permittee shall cooperate fully with such inspections and monitoring.
Monitoring by Services. The City will cooperate with the Services’ oversight and monitoring of activities carried out to implement the HCP, including
Monitoring by Services. The Services may conduct inspections and monitoring in connection with the federal Permits in accordance with the ESA and its implementing regulations (see, e.g., 50 CFR §13.47), and any other applicable law. DNR will cooperate with the Services’ oversight and monitoring of activities carried out to implement the HCP, including permitting the Services entry onto lands controlled by DNR for purposes of performing inspections. Except where the Services determine that doing so would be inconsistent with fulfilling their enforcement responsibilities, the Services shall give DNR reasonable advance notice of such inspections, and shall allow DNR representatives to accompany Service personnel during such inspections.
Monitoring by Services. Either Service may enter upon and inspect the Tree Farm from time to time in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. Except for