COMMON ATTRIBUTE 9 Sample Clauses

COMMON ATTRIBUTE 9. Within [no greater than 60] days of receipt of a completed standard request, the [standards] committee shall determine the disposition of the standard request.
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COMMON ATTRIBUTE 9. Within [no greater than 60] days of receipt of a completed standard request, the NPCC Regional Standards Committee shall determine the disposition of the standard request. Exhibit C – Amended and Restated NERC-NPCC Regional Delegation Agreement
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COMMON ATTRIBUTE 9. Within [no greater than 60] days of receipt of a completed standard request, the [standards] committee shall determine the disposition of the standard request. See TRE Process – Texas RE Reliability Standards Development Process, B. Regional Reliability Standards Development Process Steps, Step 1 – 5th ¶: The Reliability Standards Manager will forward all adequately completed SARs to the RSC. Within 60 days of receipt of an adequately completed SAR, the RSC shall determine the disposition of the SAR and post for review and possible comment. The [standards] committee may take one of the following actions: • Accept the standard request as a candidate for development of a new standard, revision of an existing standard, or deletion of an existing standard. The [standards] committee may, at its discretion, expand or narrow the scope of the standard request under consideration. The [standards] committee shall prioritize the development of standard in relation to other proposed standards, as may be required based on the volume of requests and resources. • Reject the standard request. If the [standards] committee rejects a standard request, a written explanation for rejection will be delivered to the requester within [no greater than 30] days of the decision. • Remand the standard request back to the requester for additional work. The standards process manager will make reasonable efforts to assist the requester in addressing the deficiencies identified by the [standards] committee. The requester may then resubmit the modified standard request using the process above. The requester may choose to withdraw the standard request from further consideration prior to acceptance by the [standards] committee. See TRE Process – Texas RE Reliability Standards Development Process, B. Regional Reliability Standards Development Process Steps, Step 1 – 6th ¶: The disposition decision and decision process shall use the normal “business rules and procedures” of the RSC then in effect. The RSC may take one of the following actions by motion and majority vote: • Accept the SAR as a candidate for: development of a new Standard, revision of an existing Standard, or deletion of an existing Standard. The RSC may, in its sole discretion, expand or narrow the scope of the SAR under consideration. The RSC shall prioritize the development of SARs as may be required based on the number of SARs under development at any time. • Reject the SAR. If the RSC rejects a SAR, a written explanation fo...
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COMMON ATTRIBUTE 9. Within [no greater than 60] days of receipt of a completed standard request, the NPCC Regional Standards Committee shall determine the disposition of the standard request. Exhibit C – Amended and Restated NERC-NPCC Regional Delegation Agreement The NPCC Regional Standards Committee may take one of the following actions: • Accept the standard request as a candidate for development of a new standard, revision of an existing standard, or deletion of an existing standard. The NPCC Regional Standards Committee may, at its discretion, expand or narrow the scope of the standard request under consideration. The NPCC Regional Standards Committee shall prioritize the development of standard in relation to other proposed standards, as may be required based on the volume of requests and resources. • Reject the standard request. If the NPCC Regional Standards Committee rejects a standard request, a written explanation for rejection will be delivered to the requester within [no greater than 30] days of the decision. • Remand the standard request back to the requester for additional work. The standards process manager will make reasonable efforts to assist the requester in addressing the deficiencies identified by the NPCC Regional Standards Committee. The requester may then resubmit the modified standard request using the process above. The requester may choose to withdraw the standard request from further consideration prior to acceptance by the NPCC Regional Standards Committee.
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COMMON ATTRIBUTE 9. Within [no greater than 60] days of receipt of a completed standard request, the Standards Committee shall determine the disposition of the standard request. The Standards Committee may take one of the following actions: • Accept the standard request as a candidate for development of a new standard, revision of an existing standard, or deletion of an existing standard. The Standards Committee may, at its discretion, expand or narrow the scope of the standard request under consideration. The Standards Committee shall prioritize the development of standard in relation to other proposed standards, as may be required based on the volume of requests and resources. • Reject the standard request. If the Standards Committee rejects a standard request, a written explanation for rejection will be delivered to the requester within [no greater than 30] days of the decision. • Remand the standard request back to the requester for additional work. The standards process manager will make reasonable efforts to assist the requester in addressing the deficiencies identified by the Standards Committee. The requester may then resubmit the modified standard request using the process above. The requester may choose to withdraw the standard request from further consideration prior to acceptance by the Standards Committee.
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