Explanation of Formatting Changes to Currently Effective Tariff Sample Clauses

Explanation of Formatting Changes to Currently Effective Tariff. In addition to the proposed revised tariff sheets described in Section C of this transmittal letter, the NSP Companies have made certain formatting changes to the Interchange Agreement. These changes affect only the format of the tariff and do not in any way affect the rates, terms and conditions of the tariff. These types of changes are permitted by the e-Tariff Final Rule. Notably, the NSP Companies have elected to file their tariff as a section-based tariff, instead of continuing the former sheet-based format. In the process of this conversion, the NSP Companies have altered the tariff’s text flow and pagination. A detailed explanation of the various formatting changes that were made to the tariff is provided in the table in Appendix A.
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