Examples of Notification Factor in a sentence
I give permission to the UK Public Health Register to approach other appropriate statutory bodies with whom I am currently registered to obtain information on any previous or pending disciplinary and/or health matter.
In addition, inclusion of the Notification Factor will also complicate the metric and make it more difficult to interpret.
The Notification Factor within the Schedule 4 regime provides a mechanism for reflecting the value of notice to the passenger and the effect this has on revenue.
This is a necessary preliminary to determining which Notification Factor should apply, and will require the Parties to review the evidence that they have assembled in the light of the initial determination at 6.1 above.6.3. The third stage will be to determine the compensation payable.7. This approach is likely to have the result that a final determination of all matters raised will be deferred beyond Wednesday’s hearing.
Izard: The process of being struck involves not filing for two years.
Proposed sources for the data required for this measure are shown in table 5.3 below: TABLE 5.3 PROPOSED DATA SOURCES FOR METRIC Measure component Description SourcePossessions with a Notification Factor assigned in% of Possessions notified ≤ T-12 weeksaccordance with paragraph 4.2 (b) (i) of the Schedule 4 compensation regime expressed as a percentage of the number of notified possessions in a given period.
Schedule 4, Part 3 paragraph 4: the three levels of Notification Factor result in three different amounts of compensation payment from Network Rail to the Train Operator.
Network Rail, in defending its decision to apply in most instances the column C Notification Factor, contended that operation of Schedule 4, and the determination of the correct Notification Factor, required the Parties to observe all the provisions of Condition 4.8 “Supplemental Timetable Revision Process” of the Network Code.
As discussed in paragraphs 3.29-3.33, we consider that although there are some disadvantages of incorporating the Notification Factor within an availability metric, there is merit in having a separate metric which captures the extent to which Network Rail provides notification of possessions to the operator.
On the fundamental question (first posed in the Chairman’s letter) as to where the onus of proof lay as to the Notification Factor to apply, each Party was of the view that the burden lay on the other; Network Rail considering that FGW needed to prove that Network Rail had not fulfilled the terms necessary to qualify for the column C factors; FGW maintaining that Network Rail had to be able positively to demonstrate that it had earned the column C level.