20 C.F.R. § 632.76 Program management systems.
Title 20 - Employees' Benefits
(a) All Native American grantees shall establish management information systems to control and assess all programs. Native American grantees must institute and maintain effective systems for the overall management of all programs including: (1) Eligibility verification systems as described in §632.77; (2) Complaint and hearing procedures as described in part 636; and (3) Mechanisms for taking immediate corrective action where problems have been identified and for restitution of JTPA funds for improper expenditures. (b) All Native American grantees shall establish and maintain financial management and participant tracking systems in accordance with §632.32 and §632.77. The principal objectives of such systems shall be to provide the Native American grantee with systems necessary to effectively manage its program and to provide information necessary to design program activities and delivery mechanisms and complete Federal required reports. (c) Each Native American grantee shall establish and use procedures for the continuous, systematic assessment of program performance in relation to the performance standards and goals contained in its CAP. (d) Native American grantees shall establish and use procedures whereby the information collected and assessments conducted shall be considered in subsequent program planning and in the selection of service deliverers.
Title 20: Employees' Benefits
PART 632—INDIAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS
Subpart E—Program Design and Management
§ 632.76 Program management systems.
