Comment Posting Period Sample Clauses

Comment Posting Period. At the direction from the SC, the SPM then facilitates the posting of the draft Standard on the ReliabilityFirst website, along with a draft implementation plan and supporting documents, for a 30-day comment period. The SPM shall also inform ReliabilityFirst Members and other potentially interested entities inside or outside of ReliabilityFirst of the posting using typical membership communication procedures then currently in effect or by other means as deemed appropriate. As early as the start of the first posting for comment, entities may join one of the five categories of the Ballot Pool established for the eventual voting on the proposed standard being posted. The Ballot Pool category description and associated requirements are in Appendix D. Within 30 days of the conclusion of 30-day comment posting period the SDT shall convene and consider changes to the draft Standard, the implementation plan and/or supporting technical documents based upon comments received. Based upon these comments, the SDT may elect to return to step 3 to revise the draft Standard, implementation plan and/or supporting technical documentation. The SDT shall prepare a “modification report” summarizing the comments received and the changes made as a result of these comments. The modification report also summarizes comments that were rejected by the SDT and the reason(s) that these comments were rejected, in part or whole. Responses to all comments will be posted on the ReliabilityFirst website no later than the next posting of the proposed Standard.
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Comment Posting Period. At the direction from the RSC, the Reliability Standards Manager then facilitates the posting of the draft Standard on the Texas RE Website, along with a draft implementation plan and supporting documents, for a 30-day comment period. The Reliability Standards Manager shall also inform ERCOT Members and other potentially interested entities inside or outside of ERCOT of the posting using typical membership communication procedures then currently in effect or by other means as deemed appropriate. Within 30 days of the conclusion of the 30-day comment posting period the SDT shall convene and consider changes to the draft Standard, the implementation plan and/or supporting technical documents based upon comments received. Based upon these comments, the SDT may elect to return to Step 3 to revise the draft Standard, implementation plan, and/or supporting technical documentation. The SDT shall prepare a “modification report” summarizing the comments received and the changes made as a result of these comments. The modification report also summarizes comments that were rejected by the SDT and the reason(s) that these comments were rejected, in part or whole. Responses to all comments will be posted on the Texas RE Website no later than the next posting.
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Comment Posting Period. At the direction from the RSC, the RSM shall post the draft Regional Standard, VRFs, and VSLs on the Texas RE Website, along with a draft implementation plan and supporting documents, for a 30-day public comment period. The posting of draft VRFs and VSLs for stakeholder comment can be deferred until a second or later posting of the draft standard as determined by the standard drafting team; however, it is recommended that the VRFs and VSLs be posted for comment with the entire draft Regional Standard as early in the standard development process as possible. The RSM shall also give notice of the posting to all potentially interested entities inside or outside of the ERCOT region of which Texas RE is aware. The RSM will give notice using the typical communication procedures in effect or other means as deemed appropriate. Within 30 days of the conclusion of the 30-day comment posting period, the SDT shall convene and consider changes to the draft Regional Standard, the implementation plan, supporting technical documents, VRFs, and/or VSLs, based upon comments received. The SDT shall also prepare a formal written response to every comment received. The SDT may then elect to return to Step 3 to revise the draft Regional Standard, implementation plan, and/or supporting technical documentation. If the comments received indicate that the VRFs or VSLs should be changed to better conform to the criteria for establishing those elements, then the SDT, working with Texas RE staff, may make revisions. The SDT shall prepare a “modification report” summarizing the comments received, the team’s responses to the comments, and the changes made to the draft standard as a result of these comments. The modification report shall also summarize comments that were rejected by the SDT and the reason(s) that these comments were rejected, in part or whole. The RSM shall post responses to all comments on the Texas RE Website no later than the next posting of the revised draft standard.
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