CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS i. The Consultant shall issue a report to Biovail’s board of directors, its audit committee, and to the Commission staff within three months of appointment, provided however, that the Consultant may seek to extend the period of review for one additional three-month term by requesting such an extension from the Commission’s staff. The Commission’s staff, after consultation with Biovail, shall have discretion to grant such extension for the period requested if deemed reasonable and warranted.
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CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS. The Consultant will be required to complete all tasks and deliverables as agreed with the technical Director and will submit the following reports: Inception Report: To be submitted within one week from commencement date of the contract. Include work plan to perform the tasks, methodology and reports to be submitted. Monthly progress reports: To include a concise summary of the overall progress with details of the tasks performed with duration and outputs; outstanding issues and actions to resolve challenges, description and explanation of delays and impacts, and recommendations for resolutions; important meetings and other events with brief statements of their conclusions and expected work program for the upcoming month. Mid-term report: To be submitted at the midterm: To include a summary of the main activities detailing targeted commitments achieved and recommendations for future support and interventions as necessary. Final report: To be submitted one week before the end of the contract period: To include targeted commitments achieved, outstanding issues, and explanation to any variations to the work plan, lessons learnt and recommendations. Other reports may be requested by the Technical Director as required. Each report must be in the format agreed with the Technical director and submitted at the end of each month as (i) hard copy (ii) one electronic file in editable word processing format and (iii) an electronic file in PDF format.
CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS. Within 2 weeks after the commencement of the Contract, a detailed work plan shall be jointly agreed and approved by the Client and the Consultant which will serve as a basis for measuring progress on desired outcomes and goals for the entire consultancy service. The Client shall evaluate the Consultant’s performance on output basis and approve the invoices for the delivered outputs as specified in the contract implementation plan. The Consultant shall submit a summary report and filled out Deliverable Acceptance Form for each scheduled Deliverables to the Client and PIU, SFFS prior to receiving the contract payments as specified in the Schedule of payments, Clause 3B of the Contract. At the completion of the contract, the consultant shall submit 1-2 pages of summary progress reports in English, detailing the achievements and impediments in executing the entire work plan effectively, to the Client and the PIU, SFFS. Summary progress reports (Contract Management Table) shall be submitted by the Client to PIU, SFFS at the completion of the Contract prior to approving the last payment. The Client and the PIU will provide input to the evaluation of the consultant's performance. The Consultant shall work in accordance with the MLPS’s internal rules and Ethic rule of the Civil Servant such as the consultant shall follow the MLPS’s working hours and formal dress code. Annex C Cost Estimate of Services, List of Personnel and Schedule of Rates Remuneration Language level Rate (per month/per person) Number of students Time spent (number of months) Total (MNT) Elementary and pre- intermediate 299,215.35 7 students 2 4,189,014.9 Intermediate and upper intermediate 299,215.35 8 students 2 4,787,445.6 Advanced 299,215.35 7 students 2 4,189,014.9 Sub-total 13,165,475.00 TOTAL COST: MNT 13,165,475.00 CONTRACT CEILING: MNT 13,165,475.00. Annex D: Anti-Corruption Guidelines GUIDELINES On Preventing and Combating Fraud and Corruption in Projects Financed by IBRD Loans and XXX Credits and Grants Dated October 15, 2006 and Revised in January, 2011 Purpose and General Principles
CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS. The Consultant shall issue a report to the SEC, Attorney General, Superintendent and American International Group, Inc.'s Board of Directors within three months of appointment, provided, however, that the Consultant may seek to extend the period of review for one or more additional three-month terms by requesting such an extension from the SEC. The SEC shall have discretion, after consultation with the Attorney General and Superintendent, to grant such extensions as it deems reasonable and warranted.
CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS. Reports Inception report – To be submitted within the first month of the contract to be agreed jointly between the M&E Specialist and Technical Director, HSSP, MOH. This report must present and assessment of the status of M&E as required by the current M&E Framework/Plan; strategies to addressing outstanding components and a work plan to the update and implementation of the current M&E framework/Plan and generate baseline and midterm indicator reports.
CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS. (d) The Consultant warrants and undertakes that the Consultant:
CONSULTANT’S REPORTING OBLIGATIONS. The Consultant will be expected to provide the following reports to the Client: ACTIVITY MONTH DUE Concept Design and Project Plan 2nd month of contract Detailed Design Report 6th month of contract Construction Tender 10th month of contract Construction Supervision and Contract Administration Monthly Construction Reports x 8 (estimated) 11-18th month of contract Post Construction Operation and Maintenance Manual 18th month of contract Final Statement of Account, Letter of Discharge and Completion Report 30th month of contract
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  • Periodic Reporting Obligations During the Prospectus Delivery Period, the Company will duly file, on a timely basis, with the Commission and the Trading Market all reports and documents required to be filed under the Exchange Act within the time periods and in the manner required by the Exchange Act.

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