Revie Sample Clauses
Revie. (1) Except as provided in paragraph (h)(2) of this section, admin- istrative review of a debt will not sus- pend the assessment of interest, pen- alties, and administrative costs. While agency review of a debt is pending, the debtor either may pay the debt or be liable for interest and related charges on the uncollected debt. When agency review results in a final determination that any amount was properly a debt and the debtor chose to retain the amount in dispute, the Secretary shall collect from the debtor the amount de- termined to be due, plus interest, pen- alties and administrative costs on such debt amount, as calculated under this section, starting from the date the debtor was first made aware of the debt and ending when the debt is repaid.
Revie. The RO will conduct an independent review of the administra- tive record to address the reasons for the appeal cited by the applicant in the RFA. In addition, to the extent that it is practicable and feasible, the RO will also conduct an independent review of the administrative record to verify that the record provides an adequate and reasonable basis supporting the district engineer’s decision, that facts or analysis essential to the district en- gineer’s decision have not been omitted from the administrative record, and that all relevant requirements of law, regulations, and officially promulgated Corps policy guidance have been satis- fied. Should the RO require expert ad- vice regarding any subject, he may seek such advice from any employee of the Corps or of another Federal or state agency, or from any recognized expert, so long as that person had not been previously involved in the action under review.
Revie. Recipients or subrecipi- ents must examine a program partici- pant’s income initially, and at least annually thereafter, to determine the amount of the contribution toward rent payable by the program partici- pant. Adjustments to a program par- ticipant’s contribution toward the rental payment must be made as changes in income are identified.