Rules Change Committee definition

Rules Change Committee means the decision-making body that will oversee and implement all material alterations, amendments or extensions to the Rulebook or the Clearing Membership Agreement in accordance with its terms of reference
Rules Change Committee means the decision-making body of the Clearing House thatwill oversee and implement all material alterations, amendments or extensions to the FCM Rulebook or the FCM Clearing Membership Agreement in accordance with its terms of reference
Rules Change Committee means the decision-making body that will oversee andimplement all material alterations, amendments or extensions to the SC Rulebook, the Sponsored Membership Agreement and the Agent Membership Agreement in accordance with its terms of reference "SC Procedures" or "Sponsored Clearing Procedures" means the document containing the working practices and administrative or other requirements of the Clearing House for the purposes of implementing or supplementing these SC Regulations, or the procedures for application for and regulation of membership of the Clearing House. For the avoidance of doubt, a reference to "SC Procedures" is not intended to refer to procedures provided for or required by any regulation, rule, official directive, request or guideline (whether or not having the force of law) of any governmental, intergovernmental or supranational body, agency, department or of any regulatory, self-regulatory or other authority or organisation "SC Regulations" or "Sponsored Clearing Regulations" means these SC Regulations which include the Default Rules and Clearing House Settlement Finality Regulations, from time to time in force "SC RepoClear Regulations" means these SC Regulations as they apply to Fixed Income Contracts "SC Rulebook" or "Sponsored Clearing Rulebook"

Examples of Rules Change Committee in a sentence

  • It is beefed up with the following groups and committees: 1) Rules Change Committee (RCC) is tasked to keep pace with the evolving electricity market through the timely and appropriate creation or revision of the governing rules of the WESM.

  • The Task Force will be invited to join the Rules Change Committee.

  • The MSC will conduct consultations with the Rules Change Committee and the PEM Board in its formulation of the penalty levels and appropriate range of penalties.

  • Amendments to this Manual shall be submitted to the WESM Rules Change Committee and shall be acted upon pursuant to Chapter 8 of the WESM Rules and relevant market manuals.

  • On October 08 & 14, 2008, the WESM Rules Change Committee (RCC) approved the proposed rules changes submitted by the SWWRC and finally approved by the PEM Board on January 13, 2009.

  • From time to time and as may be necessary, the Market Surveillance Committee shall submit to the Department of Energy its proposed amendments thereto, in consultation with the WESM Members, Rules Change Committee and the PEM Board.

  • The triple interaction term confirms that the role of innovation intensity is also strengthened in the treated group, which can be seen in Figure 6 by plotting the estimates in column (8).


More Definitions of Rules Change Committee

Rules Change Committee means the decision-making body that will oversee and
Rules Change Committee means the decision-making body of the Clearing House that

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