Administrative Points. 10. The Parties agree to regularly provide, on a reciprocal basis, information on applicable national banking legislation and regulations, bank supervision and regulatory standards and requirements, and any material changes in them, in particular on those matters having a material bearing on the activities of cross-border establishments.
Administrative Points. The State Director may assign up to 20 points to an application in addition to those points scored under § 1980.451(d)(3) (i) through (iv). These administrative points are intended to be assigned by a State Director only in cases of unfore- seen exigencies, emergencies, benefits to other FmHA or its successor agency under Public Law 103–354-assisted projects (including the limiting of fi- nancial risks affecting FmHA or its successor agency under Public Law 103– 354 loans and loan guarantees) or the loss of financing if FmHA or its suc- cessor agency under Public Law 103–354 funds are not committed in a timely fashion. They may also be assigned in cases in which the project’s goods or services are essential to other Xxxxx- ally assisted projects and activities in the area or to the successful implemen- tation of an economic development strategy for the area that is sponsored and/or operated by an agency of the Federal or State government. An ex- planation for the assigning of these points by the State Director will be ap- pended to the calculation of the project score maintained in the case file. If an application is considered in the Na- tional Office, the Administrator may also assign up to 20 points. An assign- ment of points by the Administrator will be by memorandum, stating the Administrator’s reasons, and that memorandum will be appended to the calculation of the project score main- tained in the case file. In assigning pri- orities to applications and in selecting projects for funding, FmHA or its suc- cessor agency under Public Law 103–354 § 1980.451 will consider State development xxxxxx- xxxx. Funds (guarantee authority) allo- cated for use as prescribed in this regu- lation are to be considered for use by Indian tribes within the State regard- less of whether State development plans include Indian reservations with- in the State’s boundaries. It is essen- tial that Indians residing on such res- ervations have equal opportunity to participate in any benefits of these pro- grams.
Administrative Points. The State Director may assign up to 20 points to an application in addition to those points scored under § 1980.451(d)(3) (i) through (iv). These administrative points are intended to be assigned by a State Director only in cases of unfore- seen exigencies, emergencies, benefits to other FmHA or its successor agency under Public Law 103–354-assisted projects (including the limiting of fi- nancial risks affecting FmHA or its RHS, RBS, RUS, FSA, USDA § 1980.451 successor agency under Public Law 103– 354 loans and loan guarantees) or the loss of financing if FmHA or its suc- cessor agency under Public Law 103–354 funds are not committed in a timely fashion. They may also be assigned in cases in which the project’s goods or services are essential to other Xxxxx- ally assisted projects and activities in the area or to the successful implemen- tation of an economic development strategy for the area that is sponsored and/or operated by an agency of the Federal or State government. An ex- planation for the assigning of these points by the State Director will be ap- pended to the calculation of the project score maintained in the case file. If an application is considered in the Na- tional Office, the Administrator may also assign up to 20 points. An assign- ment of points by the Administrator will be by memorandum, stating the Administrator’s reasons, and that memorandum will be appended to the calculation of the project score main- tained in the case file. In assigning pri- orities to applications and in selecting projects for funding, FmHA or its suc- cessor agency under Public Law 103–354 will consider State development xxxxxx- xxxx. Funds (guarantee authority) allo- cated for use as prescribed in this regu- lation are to be considered for use by Indian tribes within the State regard- less of whether State development plans include Indian reservations with- in the State’s boundaries. It is essen- tial that Indians residing on such res- ervations have equal opportunity to participate in any benefits of these pro- grams.
