Reject the proposal Sample Clauses

Reject the proposal. The SPM shall post any proposed revisions submitted for BOD adoption for a period of 30 days prior to BOD action. The SC shall submit to the BOD a description of the basis for the procedure changes, a summary of the comments received, and any minority views expressed in the comment process. The proposed procedure revisions will be effective upon BOD adoption, or another date designated by the BOD. Five-Year Review The standards process manual and each MRO Regional Reliability Standard shall be reviewed at least once every five (5) years from the effective date or when it was reviewed last, whichever is the later. The review process shall be conducted by soliciting comments from the stakeholders. If no changes are warranted, the SC shall recommend to the BOD that the Standard or manual be reaffirmed. If the review indicates a need to revise or withdraw the standard or manual, a SAR shall be prepared and submitted to the SPM. The SPM shall be responsible for administration of the five (5) year review of the standards process manual and the MRO Regional Reliability Standards. On-line Standards Information System The SPM shall be responsible for maintaining an electronic database of information regarding currently proposed and currently in effect MRO Regional Reliability Standards. This information shall include current standards in effect, proposed revisions to standards, and proposed new standards. This information shall provide a record, for at a minimum the previous five years, of the review and approval process for each MRO Regional Reliability Standard, including public comments received during the development and approval process. This information shall be available through public Internet access. Archived Standards Information The SPM shall be responsible for maintaining an historical record of MRO Regional Reliability Standards information that is no longer maintained on-line. Archived information of previously approved standards and version history shall be retained indefinitely as practical, but in no case less than five years or one complete standard review cycle from the date on which the standard was no longer in effect. Archived records of standards information shall be available electronically within 30 days following the receipt by the SPM of a written request.
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