Urgent cases. If a dispute arises between an enterprise and an employee about the quality of the work performed, the matter may be submitted as an urgent case. In that case, the procedure follows the time limits specified in the ‘Standard procedure for the settlement of industrial disputes’.
Urgent cases. Each IPA II beneficiary shall immediately report to the Commission and, where necessary, to the Member States or other IPA II beneficiaries concerned, any irregularities discovered or supposed to have occurred, where it is feared that they may very quickly have repercussions outside its territory.
Urgent cases. 42. In cases of urgency referred to in Article X.10 (Decision of Urgency) of Chapter [X] (Dispute Settlement), the panel, after consulting the Parties, shall adjust, as appropriate, the time periods referred to in these Rules of Procedure. The panel shall notify the Parties of those adjustments.
Urgent cases. In cases of urgency referred to in Article 14.7.2, the arbitration panel shall adjust the time limits referred to in this Annex as appropriate.
Urgent cases. In cases of urgency referred to in this Agreement, the arbitration panel, after consulting the Parties, shall adjust the time limits referred to in these rules as appropriate and shall notify the Parties of such adjustments.
Urgent cases. 1. In cases of urgency, the Parties and the arbitral groups shall make every effort to accelerate to the greatest extent the proceedings.
2. In cases of perishable agricultural goods, fish and fish products that are perishable:
(a) a Party may request in writing that the Commission meet, when an issue is not resolved in accordance with Article 22.05 within 15 days following the submission of the request for consultations; and
(b) the Party that has requested the intervention of the Commission, may request in writing the formation of an arbitral group when the issue has not been resolved within 15 days after the meeting of the Commission, or if the Commission has not met, within 15 days after submitting the request for such a meeting.
Urgent cases. If your grievance is urgent and requires fast (expedited) review you may contact the DMHC right away. You will not be required to remain in L.A. Care’s grievance process for more than three (3) calendar days. The urgent IMR decision will be made within three (3) calendar days from the time your information was received. Urgent cases include, but are not limited to: Severe pain Potential loss of life, limb, or major bodily function Immediate and serious deterioration of your health If a medical service, treatment, drug, or device is denied because it is experimental or investigational, you will be informed of: the decision in writing within 5 business days from the decision to deny coverage; AND your right to file an Independent Medical Review for Experimental or Investigational Therapies (IMR-EIT) You are not required to submit a grievance with L.A. Care before requesting an IMR- EIT through the Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC). You can request an IMR-EIT through the DMHC when a medical service, drug or equipment is denied because it is experimental or investigational in nature. You have up to 6 months from the date of denial to file an IMR-EIT. You may provide information to the IMR-EIT panel. If your Primary Care Provider determines that the requested therapy is greatly less effective if not promptly initiated, you will receive a decision within seven (7) calendar days of the request for an expedited review. In urgent cases the IMR-EIT panel will give you a decision within three (3) business days from the time your information is received. The IMR-EIT is filed with the Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC). You will receive information on how to file an IMR-EIT with your denial letter. You may reach the DMHC at toll-free 1-888-HMO-2219 or 0-000-000-0000. You may file an IMR-EIT, if you meet all of the following requirements:
Urgent cases. In cases of urgency referred to in Article 16.4 of the Chapter, the Arbitration Tribunal shall, after consulting the parties, modify the time-limits referred to in these rules as appropriate and shall notify the parties of any such adjustments.
Urgent cases. 1. In cases of urgency including such cases, as contemplated in paragraphs 2 and 3, the Parties and the arbitral groups shall make every effort to accelerate to the greatest extent the proceedings.
2. In cases of perishable agricultural goods, fish and fish products that are perishable:
(a) a consulting Party may request in writing that the Commission meet, when an issue is not resolved in accordance with Article 19.06 within fifteen (15) days following the submission of the request for consultations; and
(b) the Party that has requested the intervention of the Commission, may request in writing the formation of an arbitral group when the issue has not been resolved within fifteen (15) days after the meeting of the Commission, or if the Commission has not met, within fifteen (15) days after submitting the request for such a meeting.
3. In cases of urgency other than those referred to in paragraph 2, the Parties shall try to the extent possible to reduce by half the timeframe as provided for in Articles 19.07 and 19.09 for requesting a meeting of the Commission and the establishment of an arbitral group respectively.
Urgent cases. Illnesses or injuries of a less serious nature than those constituting emergencies but for which treatment is required to prevent a serious deterioration in the Member's health and cannot be delayed without imposing undue risk on the Member's well-being until the Member is able to secure services from his/her regular physician(s).
