Common use of Formation of the Standard Drafting Team and Declaration of Milestone Date Clause in Contracts

Formation of the Standard Drafting Team and Declaration of Milestone Date. Upon acceptance by the SC of a SAR for development of a new Standard (or modification or deletion of an existing Standard), the SC shall direct the SPM to develop a qualified balance slate for the SDT using the specific directions and preferences of the SC. The SPM will send out self-nomination forms to solicit SDT nominees. The SDT will consist of a group of people (members of ReliabilityFirst and, as appropriate, non- members) who collectively have the necessary technical expertise and work process skills. The SPM will recommend a slate of ad-hoc individuals or a preexisting task force, work group or similar for the SDT based upon the SC’s desired SDT capabilities. The SC may also direct the SPM to designate an existing ReliabilityFirst committee (or subset thereof) as the SDT augmented by other persons as may be appropriate for the subject matter. The SC will insure that SDT membership includes all necessary administrative support. This support typically includes a ReliabilityFirst staff member and the Originator if he/she chooses to participate. The SC appoints the interim chair (should not be a staff person) of the SDT. The SDT will elect the permanent Chair and Vice-chair at its first meeting. The SPM submits the proposed list of names of the SDT to the SC. The SC will either accept the recommendations of the SPM or modify the SDT slate, as it deems appropriate within 60 days of accepting a SAR for development. Upon approval of the SDT slate, the SC will declare a preliminary date on which the SDT is expected to have ready a completed draft Standard and associated supporting documentation available for consideration by the ReliabilityFirst membership.

Formation of the Standard Drafting Team and Declaration of Milestone Date. Upon acceptance by the SC RSC of a SAR for development of a new Standard (or modification or deletion of an existing Standard), the SC RSC shall direct the SPM ROS to develop assemble a qualified balance balanced slate for the SDT using the specific directions and preferences of the SCSDT. The SPM Reliability Standards Manager will send out self-nomination forms to solicit SDT drafting team nominees. The SDT will consist of a group of people (members of ReliabilityFirst ERCOT and, as appropriate, non- non-members) who collectively have the necessary technical expertise and work process skills. The SPM Reliability Standards Manager will recommend a slate of ad-hoc individuals or a preexisting pre-existing task force, work group group, or similar for the SDT based upon the SC’s ROS’ desired SDT team capabilities. The SC may also direct the SPM to designate an existing ReliabilityFirst committee (or subset thereof) as the SDT augmented by other persons as may be appropriate for the subject matter. The SC Reliability Standards Manager will insure that SDT team membership includes receives all necessary administrative support. This support typically includes a ReliabilityFirst Texas RE staff member and the Originator if he/she chooses to participate. The SC ROS appoints the interim chair (should not be a staff person) of the SDT. The SDT will elect the permanent Chair and Vice-chair at its first meeting. The SPM Reliability Standards Manager submits the proposed list of names of the SDT to the SCROS. The SC ROS will either accept the recommendations of the SPM Reliability Standards Manager or modify the SDT slate, as it deems appropriate within 60 days of accepting a SAR for development. Upon approval of the SDT slateslate by the ROS, the SC RSC will declare a preliminary date on which the SDT is expected to have ready a completed draft Standard and associated supporting documentation available for consideration by the ReliabilityFirst membershipERCOT Membership.