Reporting of Data. The Buyer and the Seller shall compile and furnish to each other such actuarial and employee data as shall be required from time to time for each party to perform and fulfill its obligations under this Section 5.
Reporting of Data. Purchaser and Seller shall complete and furnish to each other such other employee data as shall be reasonably required from time to time for each party to perform and fulfill its obligations under this Article 19.
Reporting of Data. (i) Lyft shall report the data in Sections 2(a)(i)(c)-(f), Sections 2(a)(ii)(c)-(f), and Sections 2(a)(iii)-(viii) to Claimants’ Counsel. Lyft shall not be required to disclose the names or contact information of Drivers or Riders described in Sections 2(a)(i)(a)-(b) and Sections 2(a)(ii)(a)-(b) to Claimants’ Counsel pursuant to this Agreement. However, Lyft shall maintain the data described in Sections 2(a)(i)(a)-(b) and 2(a)(ii)(a)-(b) confidentially in accordance with Section 2(a). For each and every Service Animal Complaint described in Sections 2(a)(i)-(ii) that Lyft reports to Claimants’ Counsel under Section 2(b) of this Agreement, Lyft shall identify each and every known Driver and Rider described in Sections 2(a)(i)(a)-(b) and 2(a)(ii)(a)-(b) with a unique alphanumeric identifier to enable Claimants’ Counsel to track the experiences of individual Riders and Drivers. Starting on the 90th day after the Joint Announcement Date, the required reporting under this Section 2(b) will occur quarterly for one year and semiannually thereafter for the remainder of the Term. However, Lyft shall resume reporting such data to Claimants’ Counsel on a quarterly basis if any of the following occurs:
Reporting of Data. During the Term of this Voluntary Agreement, Airbnb shall meet with Claimants’ Counsel at least every six months following the Effective Date to review summary data of disability-related complaints. The summary data will include: (i) the number of disability complaints over the prior reporting period; (ii) the type of complaint where available; (iii) the location of the complainant; (iv) the type of response where available; and (v) the number of users accessing and using the Accessibility Filters. Airbnb agrees to discuss the underlying data and records relating to a disability-related complaint, where available and as appropriate, with Claimants’ Counsel. Guest Complaints Submitted to Claimants’ Counsel. Notwithstanding the above, for any Guest for which Claimants’ Counsel provides Airbnb with:
Reporting of Data. Data will be reported in LIFT II quarterly and annual reports, provided the activity occurred in that time frame. Baseline: N/A Data Quality Issues Date of Initial Data Quality Assessment: To be decided Known Data Limitations and Significance (if any): N/A Actions Taken or Planned to Address Data Limitations: N/A Date of Future Data Quality Assessments: To be decided Margin of Error: N/A Data Table Year Target (baseline) Actual Actual Cumulative Notes 2013 TBD Varies by country 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 This Sheet Last Updated On: December 9, 2013 Management of the PMP The Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, in coordination with the LIFT II Technical Director and country- level M&E Manager (where applicable), will be responsible for implementing this performance monitoring plan (PMP). The Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist will work closely with all members of the LIFT II Headquarters Team, M&E staff from World Vision and CARE, and in-country staff and consultants in the design, collection, cleaning, and reporting of M&E data. These data will provide important inputs for LIFT II’s annual work plans, beginning with FY2013-2014. The M&E Specialist and team will provide up-to-date implementation information that: • Tracks work plan progress toward agreed-upon milestones and implementation arrangements, including records of meetings, policy decisions and guidance, assignment of follow-up actions, and schedules for training • Monitors achievement of performance indicators used to meet LIFT II’s objectives • Generates reports and documentation for USAID/Washington and Missions The PMP will be reviewed and revised at least annually and as necessary. For example, additional indicators may be added or current indicators edited in accordance with the PIRS template above. Similarly, other elements of the PMP may be modified as necessary provided the modifications do not disrupt data streams tied to outcome/impact evaluations. When reviewing the PMP, the LIFT II team will consider the following issues: • Are the performance indicators measuring the intended result? • Are the performance indicators providing the information needed? • How can the PMP be improved? If the LIFT II team makes major changes to the PMP regarding indicators or data sources, then the rationale for adjustments will be documented. For changes in minor PMP elements, such as indicator definition or responsible individual, the PMP will be updated to reflect the changes, but without the rationale....
Reporting of Data. (a) Company agrees to submit Derivative Data to CME, unless it has appointed an Authorized Service Provider to submit Derivative Data on its behalf as per Clause 3 (c).
Reporting of Data. Principal Investigator and UHC agree to provide Osiris periodically and in a timely manner during the term of this Agreement with the data called for in the Protocol on properly completed case reporting forms.
Reporting of Data. Each of Purchaser, Sellers and Owners (as the case may be) shall complete and furnish to each other such other employee data as shall be reasonably required from time to time for each party to perform and fulfill its obligations under this Article VIII. In addition to, and not in limitation of, the obligations under the immediately preceding sentence, pursuant to the “Standard Procedure” provided in section 4 of Revenue Procedure 2004-53, 2004-34 IRB 320, (i) Purchaser, Sellers and Owners (as the case may be) shall report on a predecessor/successor basis as set forth therein, (ii) Sellers will not be relieved from filing a Form W‑2 with respect to any Transferred Employees, and (iii) Purchaser will undertake to file (or cause to be filed) a Form W‑2 for each such Transferred Employee only with respect to the portion of the year during which such Employees are employed by the Purchaser that includes the Closing Date, excluding the portion of such year that such Employee was employed by Sellers.
Reporting of Data. NDI and DGD shall compile and furnish to each other such actuarial and employee data as shall be required from time to time for each party to perform and fulfill its obligations as may be required pursuant to this Section III.
Reporting of Data. Inclusion and PLATO shall compile and furnish to each other such actuarial and employee data as shall be required from time to time for each party to perform and fulfill its obligations under this Section 6.
