Composition of the NHIN Coordinating Committee Sample Clauses

Composition of the NHIN Coordinating Committee. The NHIN Coordinating Committee shall be composed of (i) one representative from ONC; (ii) one representative from each signatory to the DURSA that is actively engaged in the exchange of Message Content in at least a limited production pilot; (iii) one representative from each entity or agency that is a party to a Definitive Plan that has been accepted by the NHIN Coordinating Committee; and (iv) two representatives chosen by the Cooperative’s Leadership Group. An entity or agency shall have only one representative on the NHIN Coordinating Committee even if it meets the requirements of multiple categories of membership as listed above. No entity or agency shall be party to a Definitive Plan unless it can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the NHIN Coordinating Committee that, at the time the Definitive Plan is submitted, it is conducting electronic transactions or exchanges of health information through production systems on a routine and on-going basis, with sufficient data to support priorities as defined by the NHIN Technical Committee.
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Composition of the NHIN Coordinating Committee. The NHIN Coordinating Committee shall be composed of (i) one representative from ONC; (ii) one representative from each signatory to the DURSA that is actively engaged in the exchange of Message Content in at least a limited production pilot; (iii) one representative from each entity or agency that is a party to a Definitive Plan that has been accepted by the NHIN Coordinating Committee; and (iv) two representatives chosen by the Cooperative’s Leadership Group. An entity or agency shall have only one representative on the NHIN Coordinating Committee even if it meets the requirements of multiple categories of membership as listed above. No entity or agency shall be party to a Definitive Plan unless it can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the NHIN Coordinating Committee that, at the time the Definitive Plan is submitted, it is conducting electronic transactions or exchanges of health information through production systems on a routine and on-going basis, with sufficient data to support priorities as defined by the NHIN Technical Committee.Coordinating Committee. The Coordinating Committee shall be composed of representatives of the Charter Participants and the Affiliation Groups as described more specifically herein. The Coordinating Committee is authorized to adopt, pursuant to the process in Section 11.03, Operating Policies and Procedures that modify the composition of the Coordinating Committee in response to a change in Federal law or regulation that results in a modification of the Participant eligibility requirements set forth in the Operating Policies and Procedures.
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Composition of the NHIN Coordinating Committee. The NHIN Coordinating Committee shall be composed of (i) one representative from ONC; (ii) one representative from each signatory to the DURSA that is actively engaged in the exchange of Message Content in at least a limited production pilot; (iii) one
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