Common use of Response Guidelines Clause in Contracts

Response Guidelines. The Proponent should outline First Nations partnerships they will use under the Recipient Agreement including names, qualifications and experience in forest management projects consistent with the Program. Include details on how the First Nations partnership will be incorporated into the implementation of Program activities. The Program is administered by PwC and as the Administrator, PwC accepts work plan proposals from Recipients, approves projects and budgets, verifies fieldwork and certifies project completion. Funding is advanced to PwC by the Ministry for the completion of this work. PwC, and the successful Proponent (by way of the Recipient Agreement), will be entrusted with the administration of government funds in relation to initiatives that are central to the health of the Province’s natural resources. While entrusting delivery to other parties (such as PwC), the Province maintains mechanisms to achieve an appropriate form and level of accountability. As such, PwC expects that its’ Recipients meet similar accountabilities and be a trusted delivery agent for PwC. Preference will be given to Proponents that can demonstrate familiarity working directly with PwC and PwC’s business processes. This experience with PwC may have been gained through a variety of BC Government funding programs, including the Land Based Investment Program (“LBIP”), Forests For Tomorrow (“FFT”), the Forest Science Program (“FSP”), the Job Opportunities Program (“JOP”), Forest Enhancement Society of British Columbia (“FESBC”) or the British Columbia Community Forest Association Crown Land Wildfire Risk Reduction Program (“CLWRR”).

Response Guidelines. The Proponent should outline First Nations partnerships they will use under the Recipient Agreement including names, qualifications and experience in forest management projects consistent with the Program. Include details on how the First Nations partnership will be incorporated into the implementation of Program activities. The Program is administered by PwC and as the Administrator, PwC accepts work plan proposals from Recipients, approves projects and budgets, verifies fieldwork and certifies project completion. Funding is advanced to PwC by the Ministry for the completion of this work. PwC, and the successful Proponent (by way of the Recipient Agreement), will be entrusted with the administration of government funds in relation to initiatives that are central to the health of the Province’s natural resources. While entrusting delivery to other parties (such as PwC), the Province maintains mechanisms to achieve an appropriate form and level of accountability. As such, PwC expects that its’ Recipients meet similar accountabilities and be a trusted delivery agent for PwC. Pric Preference will be given to Proponents that can demonstrate familiarity working directly with PwC and PwC’s business processes. This experience with PwC may have been gained through a variety of BC Government funding programs, including the Land Based Forest Investment Program (“LBIPFIP”), Forests For Tomorrow (“FFT”), the Forest Science Program (“FSP”), the Job Opportunities Program (“JOP”), Forest Enhancement Society of British Columbia (“FESBC”) or the British Columbia Community Forest Association Crown Land Wildfire Risk Reduction Program (“CLWRR”).