A grantee has the following reporting obligations:

1. Interim reports. A grantee shall submit to the commission reports summarizing the project's accomplishments and expenditures to date. The timing of the reports will be specified in the contract.

2. Special reports. If substantial progress on a project occurs earlier than anticipated, the grantee shall immediately submit to the commission a report explaining the accomplishment.

3. Final report. A comprehensive final report must be submitted to the commission by all grantees within the time specified in the contract. This report must include a single page project summary describing the purpose of the project, the work accomplished, the project's results, and the potential applications of the project. The rest of the report must explain these subjects in detail as well as the total costs of the project, a summary fiscal accounting of the entire project, any plans for developing or putting to commercial use the results of the project, and whether and in what manner the project met or failed to meet the standards referred to in subsection 7 of section 43-03-04-01.

History: Effective March 1, 1992.

General Authority: NDCC 57-61-01.5

Law Implemented: NDCC 54-17.5-04, 57-61-01.5