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Consultation Requirements Sample Clauses

Consultation Requirements. Servicer shall consult fully with Backup Servicer as may be reasonably necessary from time to time for Backup Servicer to perform or carry out its obligations hereunder.
Consultation Requirements. The PA is required to always and immediately seek consultation on the following types of patients and situations (e.g., patient's failure to respond to therapy; physician assistant's uncertainty of diagnosis; patient's desire to see physician; any conditions which the physician assistant feels exceeds his/her ability to manage, etc.)
Consultation Requirements. Seller and Buyer shall cooperate to take whatever steps are reasonably necessary to comply with any employee consultation requirements arising under any applicable law.
Consultation RequirementsThe Contractor shall: (1) Following training, complete a minimum of one (1) case per hour for case review containing conclusions and signatures, as documented monthly by the Medical Consultant Performance Report. This is the minimum case ratio required to qualify for the base pay rate. (a) In the event the Contractor does not meet the required one (1) case per hour minimum, DSHS may terminate the contract for default; and (b) While logged into Timekeeper, time spent on any non-SSA or DDDS business is prohibited. Time will not be paid, credited or otherwise considered in determining calculation of case per hour, and may result in contract termination. (2) Maintain a level of quality and timeliness that satisfies all SSA/DDDS requirements and standards in all cases; (3) Accurately provide and report the following acceptable Timekeeper activity codes. These codes must be reported and entered as the event occurs. Any correction must be made within twenty- four (24) hours. Timekeeper activity codes are: (a) 01 Case Actions (b) 02 Special Assignments (requires pre-authorization by Office Chief). Description of work performed is required. (c) 03 Administrative (requires pre-authorization and entered by Medical Consultant Liaison or Office Chief). Used for meetings, training, and system errors. (d) 08 Out of State Case Review (4) Be available to work within the DDDS system availability hours (Monday – Friday, 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM) and provide consultation and questions during core business hours (Monday – Friday, 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM); (5) Barring any financial constraints or workload deficiency issues outside DDDS Management control, be required to work a minimum of twenty (20) hours per month and may be released or suspended if monthly hours fall below this threshold; (6) Attend and complete program orientation at contract initiation and as necessary; (7) Attend and complete training sessions as required; (8) Provide medical or psychological training to DDDS Adjudicator Staff and other Medical Consultants as situations may require; (9) Participate in mandatory quarterly meetings at the DDDS office, or under the discretion of the DDDS, on the time and day as designated by DDDS. To remain current with policy changes implemented by SSA to fulfill contractual services, the Contractor shall: (a) Be paid at the contracted amount for meetings attended; and (b) Provide written notice and receive advance approval from the Office Chief or designee if unavoidable conflict necess...
Consultation Requirements. 23.3.3.2.1 The ISO shall make a reasonable attempt to contact and consult with the relevant Market Party about the Market Party’s reference level(s) before imposing conduct and impact mitigation, other than conduct and impact mitigation imposed through the automated procedures described in Section 23.3.2.2.3 of these Mitigation Measures. The ISO shall keep records documenting its efforts to contact and consult with the Market Party. 23.3.3.2.2 Consultation regarding both real-time guarantee payment mitigation and mitigation of Generators committed outside the economic evaluation process in the Day-Ahead or Real-Time Markets to protect or preserve system reliability in accordance with Section 23.3.1.2.3 of these Mitigation Measures is addressed in Section 23.3.3.3, below. Consultation regarding Day-Ahead guarantee payment mitigation of Generators, other than mitigation imposed through the automated procedures described in Section 23.3.2.2.3 of these Mitigation Measures, shall be conducted in accordance with Sections 23.3.3.1 and 23.3.3.2 of these Mitigation Measures.
Consultation Requirements. 32.1 By law, your employer must consult with you over the following matters: (a) if your employer has made a definite decision to introduce a major change (or changes) to production, program, organisation, structure, or technology in relation to its enterprise that is likely to have a significant effect on you ("major workplace change"); or (b) if your employer proposes to introduce a change to your regular roster or ordinary hours of work. Major Workplace Change (c) As soon as practicable after making its decision, your employer must discuss with you: (i) The details surrounding the proposed change(s); (ii) The effect the change(s) are likely to have on you; and (iii) Measures that your employer is taking or will take to avert or mitigate any adverse effect of the change(s) on you. (d) For the purposes of the discussion, your employer must provide, in writing, to you: (i) Relevant information about the change(s) including the nature of the change proposed; and (ii) Information about the expected effects of the change on you; and (iii) Any other matters likely to affect you. (e) Your employer must give prompt and genuine consideration to any matters you raise about the major workplace change. Change to Regular Roster or Ordinary Hours (f) Your employer must: (i) Provide you information about the change to your regular roster or ordinary hours of work; (ii) Invite you to give your views about the impact of the change (including any impact in relation to your family or caring responsibilities); and (iii) Consider any views your give about the impact of the change. (g) Your employer must give prompt and genuine consideration to matters you raise about the change. 32.2 You may appoint a representative for the purposes of all consultation referred to in this clause. During such consultation, your employer will not be required to disclose confidential or commercially sensitive information, the disclosure of which would be detrimental to its interests. 32.3 Written details of any such appointment, including the name of the representative, must be provided to your employer at least 24 hours prior to the consultation meeting taking place.
Consultation Requirements. PFL shall consult fully with Backup Servicer as may be necessary from time to time for Backup Servicer to perform or carry out its obligations hereunder.
Consultation RequirementsThe Contractor shall: (1) Following training, complete a minimum of one (1) case per hour for case review containing conclusions and signatures, as documented monthly by the Medical Consultant Performance Report. This is the minimum case ratio required to qualify for the base pay rate. (a) In the event the Contractor does not meet the required one (1) case per hour minimum, DSHS may terminate the contract for default; and (b) While logged into Timekeeper, time spent on any non-SSA or DDDS business is prohibited. Time will not be paid, credited or otherwise considered in determining calculation of case per hour, and may result in contract termination. (2) Maintain a level of quality and timeliness that satisfies all SSA/DDDS requirements and standards in all cases; (3) Accurately provide and report the following acceptable Timekeeper activity codes. These codes must be reported and entered as the event occurs. Any correction must be made within twenty- four (24) hours. Timekeeper activity codes are: (a) 01 Case Actions
Consultation Requirements. The cognizant AO must route exception or deviation requests for consultation with the following offices sufficiently in advance of the desired effective date to accommodate the timelines described below and to allow for consideration and evaluation by the approving official designated in section 303.
Consultation Requirements. (a) The State or Government Party, as applicable, must unless the relevant Parties otherwise agree in writing, comply with the Consultation Procedure set out in clause 9.3 in relation to the Consultation Act specified in clause 9.1. (b) In relation to all consultation carried out under a Consultation Procedure, the relevant Parties may agree in writing to increase or reduce the time periods applicable. (c) Nothing in a Consultation Procedure is intended to limit the relevant Parties’ ability to enter into additional or separate agreements, providing that those agreements do not affect the operation of this Agreement. (d) Nothing in a Consultation Procedure is intended to limit or affect the ability or obligation of the State or a Government Party, as applicable, to consult with and consider the views of other relevant stakeholders in relation to the relevant Consultation Act. (e) In the event that the State or a Government Party, as applicable, meets its obligations under a Consultation Procedure, the Native Title Group or PBC (as the case may be) shall issue the State or the Government Party, as applicable, with a written certification confirming the same and confirming that the Registered Native Title Claimants or PBC (as the case may be) have: (i) consulted with the Native Title Group and obtained their views on the matters communicated to the State or the Government Party, as applicable, in connection with the relevant Consultation Act, in accordance with procedures adopted by the Native Title Group; and (ii) consulted with the NTRB and considered the NTRB’s views, if required under the procedures adopted by the Native Title Group.