Regulatory Assessment Sample Clauses

Regulatory Assessment. If Plan Sponsor’s governmental regulators require that Plan Sponsor perform an on-site audit of Empower’s network security, as supported by evidence provided by Plan Sponsor, Plan Sponsor may conduct an on-site audit of Empower’s network security, relevant to the security of Plan Data (“Regulatory Audit”). Unless a different notice or frequency is required by Plan Sponsor’s governmental regulators, a Regulatory Audit may be conducted by Plan Sponsor once per year at a mutually agreed-upon time with at least 60 days’ advance written notice to Empower. If a Regulatory Audit requires the equivalent of more than two business days of Empower Personnel’s time to support such audit, Empower may charge Plan Sponsor’s an audit fee at Empower’s then-current rates for each day thereafter.
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Regulatory Assessment. The Settling Parties agree that the Company’s revenue requirement reflects a total regulatory assessment of $552,312 and that reconciliations of any deviation from that amount, shall continue to be recovered through the RAAM.
Regulatory Assessment. The Company shall assess and report to the University its determination of the regulatory requirements for the Distance Programs, including, actions necessary for compliance with any state, national, and foreign laws, rules, regulations, and best practices. The Company shall include assessment of the legal requirements for accessibility by students with disabilities as well as requirements of laws related to education and curriculum.
Regulatory Assessment. 1. Assessment – Assess the existing and pending regulatory environment and prepare a summary description of potential impacts expected for water, wastewater, and recycled water. Provide recommendations for improvements and operations to comply with anticipated regulatory requirements. 2. Deliverables – Technical memorandum summarizing the assessment and recommendations.
Regulatory Assessment. After modeling the scenarios, the results will be used to evaluate whether consideration of a Natural Source Exclusion (NSE), Water Quality Standards Variance (Variance), or TMDL modifications based on the modeling results and/or science developed for the Statewide Biostimulatory/Biointegrity Plan would be appropriate based on the initial modeling results. The regulatory assessment will be discussed with the SAG to identify the preferred approach. Once a preferred approach is identified, the regulatory steps and information needs to pursue the selected approach will be developed. Tasks 2.4 through 2.6 are potential tasks that could be necessary to implement the selected approach.
Regulatory Assessment. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, a nationally recognized biosolids expert, has been on the front lines of responding to regulatory changes in some of the country’s most dynamic regulatory landscapes. She has been successful in navigating the recent PFAS regulatory restrictions for several utilities in Maine and has helped other utilities pivot away from volatile landfill disposal markets to support beneficial reuse programs. Xxxxxxx’s regulatory knowledge will help to inform the District of market shifts that may disrupt their existing program. She previously served as the biosolids manager for San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Her real-life agency experience, coupled with technological knowledge, provides a unique perspective for public agencies wishing to explore the longevity of their biosolids program, control costs, and minimize programmatic risk. Xxxxxxx will lead the team to begin by assessing local and state regulatory and include applicable regulatory trends that we have observed nationwide. Our team will identify regulatory and permitting changes that may result in short term, long-term, or substantial impacts to the biosolids program. This would include defining regulatory requirement for biosolids, fertilizers, and soil blended products. From that understanding of the local, state, and federal regulations, we will formulate strategies that will assess options and deliver sensible solutions during Phase 2. Organics Waste Diversion BC is working in some of the most progressive states in the Pacific Northwest, West Coast, and East Coast on projects to meet organics diversion goals. BC has been instrumental in the planning and design of dozens of organics recovery programs to help utilities take advantage of the financial and environmental benefits of waste organics upcycling. This has allowed some peer utilities to achieve energy neutrality and generate a long-term revenue source. More and more states are banning landfills from accepting organic waste. It is important to understand where Illinois is in this process as it may impact landfill disposal as well as provide an opportunity for wastewater utilities to accept these organics. Our technical expert, Dr. Xxxxx Xxxxxx, has a deep understanding of the digestion process, coupled with his practical experience in FOG and food waste planning Materials Management Advisory Committee Governor Xxxxxxxx signed house Bill 3068, which created the statewide Materials Management Advisory Committee. The Committee is ...
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Regulatory Assessment. Profiles, either electronic or hard copy, shall be available for inspection, and shall provide the capability of storing the described historical information. The profiles must demonstrate that an effort is being made to fulfill the requirements by the completion of the detail required. A patient record shall be maintained for a period of not less than three years from the date of the last entry in the profile record. 61-11-14. Pharmacy licensure; wholesale drug distribution business licensure; requirements; fees; revocation. (Repealed effective July 1, 2024.) A. Any person who desires to operate or maintain the operation of a pharmacy or who engages in a wholesale drug distribution business in this state shall apply to the board for the proper license and shall meet the requirements of the board and pay the fee for the license and its renewal. B. The board shall issue the following classes of licenses that shall be defined and limited by regulation of the board: (1) retail pharmacy; (2) nonresident pharmacy; (3) wholesale drug distributor; (4) drug manufacturer; (5) hospital pharmacy; (6) industrial health clinic; (7) community health clinic; (8) department of health public health offices; (9) custodial care facility; (10) home care services; (11) emergency medical services; (12) animal control facilities;
Regulatory Assessment. The Settling Parties agree that the Company’s revenue requirement reflects a total regulatory assessment of $552,312 and that reconciliations of any deviation from that amount, shall continue to be recovered through the RAAM. 12 9.6 Excess Accumulated Deferred Income Taxes: The Company’s revenue requirement includes the flowback of $308,218 of annual Excess Accumulated Deferred Income Tax until the Company’s next base distribution rate case filing, at which time the flowback amount shall be reviewed.
Regulatory Assessment. AT&T reserves the right to increase or decrease charges as a result of expenses incurred by AT&T reasonably relating to regulatory assessments stemming from an order, rule or regulation of the Federal Communications Commission or other regulatory authority or court having competent jurisdiction. Such change in charges shall only be applicable to the extent it is generally applied to similarly situated third-parties using Licensed Fiber for the same use as Licensee.
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