Review and Reporting. 1. The signatories and consulting parties, including Native American tribes, may review activities carried out by the Authority pursuant to this Agreement. The Authority shall facilitate this review by compiling specific categories of information to document the effectiveness of this Agreement and by making this information available in the form of a written annual Programmatic Agreement report. Categories of information shall include, but are not limited to, a summary of actions taken under this Agreement, including all findings and determinations, public objections, and inadvertent effects or foreclosures. The range and type of information included by the Authority in the written report and the manner in which this information is organized and presented must be such that it facilitates the ability of the reviewing parties to assess accurately the degree to which the Agreement and its manner of implementation constitute an efficient and effective program under 36 CFR Part 800.
Review and Reporting. The Ministers are to jointly review Forest Agreements, and any associated Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals, every five years after each Agreement is made. Such reviews are limited to assessing the implementation of the Agreement and whether the approvals are effective in achieving their purpose. The public is to be given an opportunity to participate in the review. This must include giving prior notice of the review and making any changes proposed to such Agreements or IFO approvals available for inspection. • The Ministers are to report to Parliament on the outcome of each review, within 12 months of the commencement of the review. A Forest Agreement cannot be amended as a result of a review until this report has been made. • Annual reports to Parliament are required on each Forest Agreement including ESFM in the region(s) and compliance with Integrated Forestry Operations Approval(s). Public notice is to be given of Agreements and IFO approvals as made, amended, suspended etc and the relevant documents are to be made available for public inspection at central and regional offices of the Department of Urban Affairs and Planning. • The Minister administering the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act may establish committees to provide advice on the management of land in any region covered by Forest Agreements.
Review and Reporting. 1. DEA, FHWA, SHPO, the Corps Districts, and ACHP may review activities carried out pursuant to this Agreement. Caltrans Districts shall facilitate this review by compiling specific categories of information to document the effectiveness of the Agreement and by making this information available to DEA, FHWA, SHPO, Corps Districts, and ACHP in the form of a written report. Categories of information shall include, but are not limited to, a summary of actions taken under the Agreement, including all findings and determinations, accomplishments, public objections, any corrective actions implemented under Stipulation XX.C, ESA violations, inadvertent effects, or foreclosures. The range and type of information included by Caltrans Districts in the written report and the manner in which this information is organized and presented must be such that it facilitates the ability of the reviewing parties to assess accurately the degree to which this Agreement and its manner of implementation constitute an efficient and effective program alternative under 36 CFR § 800.14, and to determine whether this Agreement should remain in effect, and if so, whether and how it should be improved through appropriate amendment.
Review and Reporting. A. CSO shall prepare an annual written report of activities performed under this MOU for its duration, unless the signatories agree to amend the reporting schedule. The initial report shall be prepared following completion of the last six months of the first State fiscal year under this MOU and thereafter, annual reports shall be submitted after the completion of each full State fiscal year. CSO shall submit the annual reports to the SHPO no later than three (3) months following the end of the State fiscal year. At a minimum, this annual report shall include:
Review and Reporting. 148. Effective review and reporting will compare actual progress against expected results and convey the contribution of cooperation efforts to expected GoT strategic priorities and the nationalised SDGs. The primary responsibility for assessing the progress of the Cooperation Framework implementation lies with the Cooperation Framework Steering Committee (SC) and UNCT. This is done on the basis of routine monitoring and reporting by the Results Groups (RGs) against detailed results and activities described in Joint Work Plans (JWPs).
Review and Reporting. 1. FHWA, the SHPO, and ACHP may review activities carried out pursuant to this Agreement. Caltrans shall facilitate this review by compiling specific categories of information to document the effectiveness of the Agreement and by making this information available to FHWA, the SHPO, and ACHP in the form of a written report. Categories of information shall include, but are not limited to, a summary of actions taken under the Agreement, including all findings and determinations, accomplishments, estimated time and cost savings, public objections, and inadvertent effects or foreclosures. The range and type of information included by Caltrans in the written report and the manner in which this information is organized and presented must be such that it facilitates the ability of the reviewing parties to assess accurately the degree to which Agreement and its manner of implementation constitute an efficient and effective program alternative under 00 XXX 000, and to determine whether this Agreement should remain in effect, and if so, whether and how it should be improved through appropriate amendment.
Review and Reporting. Consignee recognizes the obligations of the Consignor to maintain active control of the KAV Inventory.
Review and Reporting. 10.1 The Consortium Board agree to carry out a review of the collaboration arrangements forming the subject matter of this Agreement which shall be completed at least once per year ("Review"), including (but not limited to):
Review and Reporting. 911 A. DEA, FHWA, SHPO, the Corps Districts, and ACHP may review activities carried out pursuant 912 to this Agreement. Caltrans Districts shall facilitate this review by compiling specific categories 913 of information to document the effectiveness of the Agreement and by making this information 914 available to DEA, FHWA, SHPO, Corps Districts, and ACHP in the form of a written report. 915 Categories of information shall include, but are not limited to, a summary of actions taken 916 under the Agreement, including all findings and determinations, accomplishments, public 917 objections, any corrective actions implemented under Stipulation XX.C, ESA violations, 918 inadvertent effects, or foreclosures. The range and type of information included by Caltrans 919 Districts in the written report and the manner in which this information is organized and 920 presented must be such that it facilitates the ability of the reviewing parties to assess 921 accurately the degree to which this Agreement and its manner of implementation constitute an 922 efficient and effective program alternative under 36 CFR § 800.14, and to determine whether 923 this Agreement should remain in effect, and if so, whether and how it should be improved 924 through appropriate amendment.
Review and Reporting. 8.1 Review and work with Federal-Mogul Local Entity to resolve open GR/IR items
