Substantive Revisions Sample Clauses

Substantive Revisions. Except for FHLB Guide revisions subject to Section 2.3(a)(3), Substantive Revisions may be made only with the approval of a super majority of the Active MPF Banks, which is defined as 66% of the Active MPF Banks (rounded up to the nearest whole number), (which approval may not be unreasonably withheld or delayed) after distributing a draft of the proposed Substantive Revisions to the Active MPF Banks for review. Upon receipt of any draft Substantive Revisions to the FHLB Guide, each Active MPF Bank must respond within ten (10) Business Days unless a longer time for review and approval is allowed in the transmittal of the draft Substantive Revisions or otherwise approved by the MPF Provider in writing. The MPF Provider shall be permitted to make any changes which must be made to the FHLB Guide to comply with FHFA rules or regulations, third-party investors requirements, Applicable Law, or external matters beyond the control of the MPF Provider without the majority approval of the Active MPF Banks; however, the MPF Provider shall circulate such revisions to the Active MPF Banks for review as provided for non-Substantive Revisions. No response or no substantive objection by an Active MPF Bank to a proposed Substantive Revision within the timeframe specified shall be considered an approval by such Active MPF Bank of the proposed Substantive Revision. In the event that circulation of additional draft Substantive Revisions are necessary, each Active MPF Bank shall respond within five (5) Business Days unless a longer time for review and approval is allowed in the transmittal of the draft Substantive Revisions or otherwise approved by the MPF Provider in writing. For the avoidance of doubt, any proposed revision to an Appendix to the FHLB Guide, including without limitation, to any forms or the Supplemental Information, shall be deemed a non-Substantive Revision.
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