Delivery Verification Sample Clauses

Delivery Verification. (1) The provider shall verify each meal delivery for which it bills the AAA using either an electronic or manual system. Regardless of the system used, the provider shall collect all the following information: (a) Consumer's name. (b) Delivery date. (c) Number of meals delivered. (d) A unique identifier of the consumer, the consumer's caregiver, or the delivery person. (2) In the AAA-provider agreement, the AAA shall not require the provider to use a particular system. Use of either system is acceptable. (3) During a state of emergency declared by the governor, the provider may verify each meal provided without collecting a unique identifier of the consumer or the consumer's caregiver.
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Delivery Verification. (1) The provider shall verify each meal delivery for which it bills the AAA using either an electronic or manual system. Regardless of the system used, the provider shall collect all the following information: (a) Consumer's name. (b) Delivery date. (c) Number of meals delivered. (d) An A unique identifier unique to of the consumer, the consumer's caregiver, or the delivery person. (2) The identifier in paragraph (E)(1)(d) of this rule may be a handwritten or electronic signature or initials, a fingerprint, a mark, a stamp, a password, a bar code, or a swipe card. (3) The identifier in paragraph (E)(1)(d) of this rule shall serve as an attestation that delivery was made as indicated by the system. (4) (2) In the AAA-provider agreement, the AAA shall not require the provider to use a particular system. Use of either system is acceptable. (3) During a state of emergency declared by the governor, the provider may verify each meal provided without collecting a unique identifier of the consumer or the consumer's caregiver.
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Delivery Verification. (1) The provider shall verify each meal delivery for which it bills the AAA using either an electronic or manual system. Regardless of the system used, the provider shall collect all the following information: (a) Consumer's name. (b) Delivery date. (c) Number of meals delivered. (d) An identifier unique to the consumer, the consumer's caregiver, or the delivery person. (2) The identifier in paragraph (E)(1)(d) of this rule may be a handwritten or electronic signature or initials, a fingerprint, a mark, a stamp, a password, a bar code, or a swipe card. (3) The identifier in paragraph (E)(1)(d) of this rule shall serve as an attestation that delivery was made as indicated by the system. (4) In the AAA-provider agreement, the AAA shall not require the provider to use a particular system. Use of either system is acceptable.
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Delivery Verification. (1) The provider shall verify each meal delivery for which it bills the AAA using either an electronic or manual system. Regardless of the system used, the provider shall collect all the following information: (a) Consumer's name. (b) Delivery date. (c) Number of meals delivered. (d) A unique identifier of the consumer, the consumer's caregiver, or the delivery person. (2) In the AAA-provider agreement, the AAA shall not require the provider to use a particular system. Use of either system is acceptable. (3) During a state of emergency declared by the governor or a federal public health emergency, the provider may verify each meal provided without collecting a unique identifier of the consumer or the consumer's caregiver.
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Delivery Verification. (1) The provider shall verify each meal delivery for which it bills the AAA using either an electronic or manual system. Regardless of the system used, the provider shall collect all the following information: (a) Consumer's name. (b) Delivery date. (c) Number of meals delivered. (d) An identifier unique to the consumer, the consumer's caregiver, or the delivery person. (2) The provider may also verify the service by collecting a unique identifier of the consumer.
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Delivery Verification. NRF representative verifies both delivery and performance prior to signing a certificate of delivery / installation / progress milestone / commissioning evidencing such performance. The Contractor must ensure such signed approved verification accompanies the subsequent supplier invoice.
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Delivery Verification. The Buyer, in consultation with FortisBC and the Seller, shall establish and implement a system (the “Tracking System”), to be recorded in writing, for verifying deliveries of Eligible Energy at the POI, which may include e-tagging. Notwithstanding any other provision of this EPA and in the absence of any manifest error in the Tracking System, in the event of any inconsistency between the quantity of Eligible Energy verified by the Tracking System and the Metered Energy, the Tracking System will govern.
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Delivery Verification. The following are the mandatory reporting items for each meal delivery that a provider retains to comply with the requirements under paragraph (B)(9) of rule 173-3-06 of the Administrative Code: (1) Consumer's name. (2) Delivery date.
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