RIGHTS OF AUDIT. 6.1. At your reasonable request and subject to you (and any third-party auditor) entering into an appropriate confidentiality agreement, we shall:
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. Each party shall maintain proper and adequate records of all matters for which it is responsible or relevant for the purposes of this agreement. Each party can request the other party and its auditors, regulators or other authorised agents to provide information relating to the terms of this agreement 10 days’ notice for the purpose of ascertaining whether that party is complying with its obligations under this agreement, provided that any such person enters into a confidentiality undertaking with the party that is sending such information in the form as is reasonably acceptable to that party. This request would not unreasonably be refused.
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. 6.1 At the Customer’s reasonable request and subject to the Customer entering into adequate confidentiality agreements (as required by Sage People), Sage People shall:
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. Broker2Broker Online Underwriting, our insurers and the FSA have the right to inspect and audit any records and/or accounts maintained by the Intermediary in relation to insurance transactions with B2B Online Underwriting at any time giving reasonable advance notice in writing and shall be permitted to make copies or extracts of any such records and/or accounts. The Intermediary must remedy any defect revealed by such inspection or audit within 30 days.
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. The Contractor shall keep complete records of the Services and any expenses pertaining thereto. Company shall have the right of audit of such records for a period of two years from the delivery of the Goods or completion of the Services. The Contractor shall render Company any assistance as may be reasonably required to carry out such an audit.
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. Where this Contract requires the Provider to make payments or to collect income on behalf of the Council, the Council’s rights of audit shall be reserved as if the Provider was an employee of the Council, to the extent of the commitment to collect monies on behalf of the Council.
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. 16.1 The Participants and the Developer acknowledge and accept that NZTC is subject to stringent funding requirements and must ensure compliance with the UK Subsidy Control Framework. As a result, the Participants and the Developer agree to give reasonable support and assistance (but not to provide any funding or incur any cost) when requested by the NZTC to comply with the UK Subsidy Control Framework, other related funding requirements (including arrangements with Aberdeenshire Council), or any enquiry or investigation by the UK Competition and Markets Authority, the Scottish Government, or UK Government which the NZTC is obliged to comply with.
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. 6.1 At the Customer’s reasonable request and subject to the Customer entering into adequate confidentiality agreements (as required by Fairsail), Fairsail shall:
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. For a period of five (5) years following the completion of services performed as set forth above, CONTRACTOR shall make available, upon written request by UCSD or appropriate government agent, this Agreement and such books, documents and records as are necessary to certify the nature and extent of cost incurred by UCSD.
RIGHTS OF AUDIT. The Commissioner reserves the right to fully audit any aspect of the information provided by the Provider in respect of this LES. Following the first year of service, the Tumour Working Group (Cancer Commissioning Team) will conduct a service audit on the Stable Haematology elements of this LES to determine whether the service is achieving the outlined aims and objectives. Audit results will be communicated back to WCCG. 12 Evaluation The stated service aim of this LES (see Section 7) is to contribute to the overarching PACT objectives of: Better patient experience; Improved quality of clinical care; Reduced utilisation of secondary care resources. Data will be collected by the Commissioner to monitor: Activity (extracted from EMIS Web) linked to payment (see Section 9); Impact of the LES against the overall objectives (see Figure 4 below); Clinical outcomes for the target patient groups. These will be determined by the relevant Clinical Reference Group (note, indicators are in development and it is not proposed that these outcomes are linked to payment). By signing up to this LES the Provider consents to the Commissioner using patient data (in accordance with the 2012 Data Processing Agreements) to assist in the evaluation of this LES.
