Performance Act definition

Performance Act means any person or group of persons engaged in the act of singing, rapping, dancing, playing musical instruments, and/or acting for an audience or group of patrons.
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Examples of Performance Act in a sentence

  • The Child Support Performance Act of 1998 and 45 CFR 305 requires incentive payments to be based on the states’ performance.

  • If Partner has been determined non-compliant or deficient in programmatic or fiscal practices upon completion of evaluation and monitoring by the City or contracted staff, Partner will be required to submit additional information, responses and/or a corrective action plan to cure according to the Head Start Performance Act and Performance Standards.

  • The Awardee also will provide ITEST Government Results and Performance Act (GPRA) “Highlights” and prepare regular analyses of the ITEST portfolio and related reports on a schedule and in formats determined by the cognizant Program Official in consultation with the PI.

  • Attend a two-day, out-of-area training on administration and interpretation of the Government Performance Act (GPRA) Performance Measures if a new Case Manager is hired.

  • Teachers hired at the Tier One level will meet the minimum requirements as specified in Section 648A of the Head Start Performance Act.

  • Employees are protected by the Whistle Blower Performance Act (WBPA).