Emergency Assessment definition

Emergency Assessment means an immediate determination of the suitability of a relative or nonrelative extended family member by a county welfare department or probation department for the temporary placement of a child, based on an in-home inspection to assess the safety of the home, the ability of the individual to care for the child during the temporary period, and a consideration of the results of a criminal records check and a check of reports of suspected child abuse or neglect.

Emergency Assessment means the amount payable to the Association as authorized in Article XV, Section 5.

Emergency Assessment means the assessment levied by the Department at the direction of the Board on all property and casualty business in this state, pursuant to and subject to the exceptions in Section 215.555(6)(a)3., Florida Statutes, and as more fully described in subsection (5) of this rule.

Examples of Emergency Assessment in a sentence

• If the Board determines that the amount of revenue produced under Section 215.555(5), F.S., is insufficient to fund the obligations, costs, and expenses of the Fund and the Corporation, including repayment of revenue bonds and that portion of debt service coverage not met by Reimbursement Premiums, the Board shall direct the Office of Insurance Regulation to levy an Emergency Assessment on direct written premiums for all Assessable Lines.

• Pursuant to the Order issued by the Office of Insurance Regulation levying the Emergency Assessment, each Assessable Insured shall remit and each surplus lines agent shall collect an amount equal to the required percentage of its direct written premium from all Assessable Lines.

• Emergency Assessment means the assessment levied by the Office of Insurance Regulation at the direction of the Board on direct written premiums for all Assessable Lines pursuant to and subject to the exceptions in Section 215.555(6)(b), F.S., and as more fully described in subsection (5) of this rule.

• The Emergency Assessment on each insured procuring coverage and filing under Section 626.938, F.S., shall be an amount equal to the required percentage of its direct written premium from all Assessable Lines and shall be remitted by the insured to the Florida Surplus Lines Service Office at the time the insured pays the surplus lines tax to that Office.

• If the Board directs the Office of Insurance Regulation to levy Emergency Assessments, then the Office of Insurance Regulation shall issue Orders to the Florida Surplus Lines Service Office and to each Assessable Insurer levying an Emergency Assessment for the Assessable Lines set out in paragraph (d), below.

More Definitions of Emergency Assessment

Emergency Assessment means an Assessment that theAssociation is authorized and empowered to impose under the limited circumstances defined in California Civil Code section 5610 and Section 4.05, below.

Emergency Assessment means those assessments imposed upon the Unit Owner(s) as described in Section 7.09 of this Master Deed.

Emergency Assessment means either a Primary Emergency Assessment or an Additional Emergency Assessment.

Emergency Assessment means and refer to those assessments imposed upon the Owner(s) as described in Section 6.07 of this Declaration.

Emergency Assessment means and refer to an assessment required of all Owners, as further provided for in Article VI, Section 3 and elsewhere in this Amended and Restated Declaration.

Emergency Assessment means those Emergency Assessments referred to and included within the definition of “Annual General Assessment” set forth in Article VII, Section 2(c).

Emergency Assessment means either a Primary Emergency Assessment or an Additional Emergency Assessment.[Explanatory Note: this term relates to Emergency Assessments which have been removed from the Rules. Instead ASX Clear has the Recovery Powers set out in the Recovery Rules which may be exercised in certain circumstances]