Adequacy of preparedness Sample Clauses

Adequacy of preparedness. Lack of automation of ROs and absence of sustained connectivity Table 9.4.1: Instances of manual changing of RSP at automated ROs OMC Name of controlling office Auto mated ROs (Nos.) No. of automated ROs where daily prices were changed manually on the day of visit Automated ROs where daily prices were changed manually (in per centage) No. of ROs having more than 51 instances of manual price changes since implementation
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