Review and Implementation of Policies, Procedures, and Programs Sample Clauses

Review and Implementation of Policies, Procedures, and Programs. 229. Consistent with this Agreement, PRPD shall submit all new and revised policies, procedures, action plans, programs, protocols, forms, systems, and mechanisms required by this Agreement to the TCA and DOJ for review and comment. PRPD shall have complied with this obligation when it has delivered to the TCA and DOJ its final drafts for review in the Spanish language. PRPD shall be under no obligation to submit its deliverables in the English language. DOJ shall have 15 days to complete its review and submit comments, if any, to PRPD and the TCA. The TCA may grant DOJ a reasonable extension. If DOJ does not submit any comments within the 15-day period or within the extension period granted by the TCA, DOJ shall be deemed not to object to the PRPD submission. The TCA shall complete its review and approval within 30 days of PRPD’s submission. If the TCA or DOJ object to the proposed new or revised policy, procedure, plan, program, protocol, form, system, or mechanism, it shall note the objection in writing to all Parties within its respective review period. If neither the TCA nor DOJ object or offer comments to the new or revised policy, procedure, plan, program, protocol, form, system, or mechanism, PRPD agrees to implement it within 45 days of it being provided to DOJ and the TCA. 230. PRPD shall have 15 days to resolve any objections to the new or revised policies, procedures, plans, programs, protocols, systems, or mechanisms implementing the specified provisions. If, after this 15-day period has run, DOJ maintains its objection, then the TCA shall have an additional 15 days to resolve the objection. If either party disagrees with the TCA’s resolution of the objection, either Party may ask the Court to resolve the matter. The TCA shall determine whether in some instances an additional amount of time is necessary to ensure full and proper review of policies. Factors to consider in making this determination include: 1) complexity of the policy; 2) extent of disagreement regarding policy; 3) number of policies provided simultaneously; and, 4) extraordinary circumstances delaying review by DOJ or the TCA. In determining whether these factors warrant additional time for review, the TCA shall fully consider the importance of prompt implementation of policies, and shall allow additional time for policy review only where it is clear that additional time is necessary to ensure full and proper review. Any extension to the above timelines by the TCA shall also to...
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