N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 9 § 527.6

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 45, November 2, 2024

Section 527.6 - Program evaluation

(a) The Crime Victims Board shall monitor and evaluate each program receiving funds pursuant to this Part.

(b) Each grant recipient shall provide to the Crime Victims Board, on a periodic basis as determined by the board, the following information concerning its program:

(1) amount of and purpose for which all monies were expended;

(2) numbers of cases and persons eligible for each service;

(3) numbers of crisis calls and other requests for service received and responded to;

(4) character of eligible cases and of cases actually served;

(5) basic demographic information on eligible and actual clients (e.g., age, sex, ethnicity);

(6) numbers of times the service unit actually delivered such service it was equipped to provide;

(7) service requests received but not satisfied because of resource limitations;

(8) numbers of counseling contacts and contact hours;

(9) numbers of referrals by agency;

(10) numbers of individuals referred who actually received services;

(11) numbers of contacts made with witnesses in order to ensure their presence in court and to prevent unnecessary court appearances;

(12) amounts of restitution, compensation or financial assistance administered or expedited;

(13) value of stolen property returned through the program, if any; and

(14) any other information as required by the Crime Victims Board.

(c) The Crime Victims Board, or its staff, shall have the power to inspect at any time the operation of any program receiving funds pursuant to this Part, to determine whether the program is complying with the provisions of this Part, and the terms of its contract, including the examination and auditing of the fiscal affairs of the program.

(d) The Crime Victims Board may halt the disbursement of funds pursuant to this Part at any time it determines that the program is not adequately providing services pursuant to this Part, or that any of the provisions of this Part are being violated.

N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 9 § 527.6