Queue Management Sample Clauses
The Queue Management clause establishes the rules and procedures for organizing and controlling the order in which tasks, requests, or services are processed. Typically, this clause outlines how items are prioritized, how new entries are added to the queue, and under what circumstances items may be expedited or removed. For example, it may specify that requests are handled on a first-come, first-served basis, or that certain urgent matters can bypass the standard order. The core function of this clause is to ensure fairness, transparency, and efficiency in handling multiple demands, thereby preventing disputes and confusion over processing order.
Queue Management. 5.1 Any IFT transaction that is not settled immediately shall be processed in the order of priority set out in Rule 5.2, and within the same priority level, according to FIFO principles, subject to any exception that the Service Provider may consider necessary (e.g. during gridlock resolution).
5.2 For the purposes of Rule 5.1, the IFT transactions shall be processed in the following descending order of priority:
(a) MAS Transactions;
(b) Cheque, IBG and FAST clearing transactions;
(c) Express payments;
(d) SGSMB transactions;
Queue Management. 5.1 IFT instructions that are submitted by participants will be processed in the following descending order of priority:
(a) MAS Transactions;
(b) GIRO/Cheque clearing transactions;
(c) Express payments;
(d) SGSMB transactions;
Queue Management. 1. (1) all debit transactions to Participants‟ accounts in the System shall be checked for funds availability. Payment Instructions shall not be processed unless there are sufficient available funds in the settlement account at the time of checking. Availability of funds shall be determined with reference to account balance as well as any other parameters set on the settlement account.
Queue Management the flow of groups in and out of the premises should be carefully controlled to reduce the risk of congestion. It may be necessary to introduce socially distanced queuing systems.
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