Phase-In Report Clause Samples

A Phase-In Report clause requires the preparation and submission of a report detailing the progress and status of a project's initial implementation phase. Typically, this clause outlines the specific information to be included in the report, such as milestones achieved, outstanding issues, and any deviations from the planned schedule. By mandating regular and structured reporting during the phase-in period, this clause ensures transparency, enables early identification of potential problems, and facilitates effective project management and oversight.
Phase-In Report. In accordance with (IAW) Commission Procedure 51.401- 01, Phase-In Procedures, the CNA shall report the status of all projects that have an approved phase-in period to the Commission, Director, Oversight and Compliance, on a quarterly basis. The quarterly phase-in report shall be submitted as part of the quarterly report and shall include the following elements: 1) Status of Project-specific DLH ratio (Green, Yellow, Red) (use common understandings of these color codes); 2) NPA Name; 3) Date Phase-In Was Approved; 4)
Phase-In Report. In accordance with (IAW) Commission Procedure 51.401-01, Phase- In Procedures, the CNA shall report the status of all projects that have an approved phase-in period to the Commission, Director, Oversight and Compliance, on a quarterly basis. The quarterly phase-in report shall be submitted as part of the quarterly report and shall include the following elements: 1) Status of Project-specific DLH ratio (Green, Yellow, Red) (use common understandings of these color codes); 2) NPA Name; 3) Date Phase-In Was Approved; 4) Length of Approved Phase-In (in months); 5) Approved Project-specific DLH Ratio Percentage (for start of project); 6) Current Project-specific DLH Ratio Percentage (last day of quarter reported); and
Phase-In Report. In accordance with (IAW) Commission Procedure 51.401- 01, Phase-In Procedures, the CNA shall report the status of all projects that have an approved phase-in period to the Commission, Director, Oversight and Compliance, on a

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