§ 4401.7002-3 - Examples of unsubstantial involvement.

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Involvement is not substantial and a grant is the proper instrument when the following types of involvement are planned:

(a) Approval of recipient plans prior to award.

(b) Normal Federal stewardship such as site visits, performance reporting, financial reporting, and audits to ensure that objectives, terms, and conditions of the grants are met.

(c) Unanticipated involvement to correct deficiencies in project or financial performance from the terms of the grants.

(d) General statutory requirements understood in advance of the award such as civil rights, environmental protection, and provision for the handicapped.

(e) Review of performance after completion.

(f) General administrative requirements, such as those included in OMB Circulars A-21, A-95, A-110, and A-102.

                    
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