Reconsideration definition

Reconsideration means review by the director of an insurer’s Notice of Closure.

Reconsideration means a process whereby a position incumbent or departmental management may, following the issuance of a classification determination, submit additional information to the Seattle Human Resources Director that they believe may change such determination.

Reconsideration means a review process that must be exhausted before an appeal hearing is granted. Such review processes include, but are not limited to, a reconsideration request through:

Examples of Reconsideration in a sentence

• Contact legal counsel for advice in this regard.] If Recipient wishes to exercise this right, Recipient must do so within 60 days of the date of this Audit Resolution Determination or, if Recipient files a Request for Reconsideration, discussed below, then together with that Request.

• To request reconsideration, Recipient must file a Request for Reconsideration containing an explanation of why, under the pertinent facts and the applicable legal authority, Recipient disagrees with this Audit Resolution Determination.

• The Agency will review all information and materials submitted in a timely manner and any obtained from other sources (e.g., credit reports), and, in due course, issue a Reconsideration Determination to Recipient.

• The Agency will consider all evidence submitted in a timely manner and, in due course, issue to Recipient a Reconsideration Determination and, also, make any retroactive adjustments to the debt and refund any overpayment as may be appropriate.

• If Recipient wishes to exercise this right, Recipient must do so within 60 days of the date of this Letter or, if Recipient files a Request for Reconsideration, discussed below, then within 10 days of the Agency issuing to Recipient a decision on such Request (“Reconsideration Determination”).

More Definitions of Reconsideration

Reconsideration means a process whereby a position incumbent or departmental management may, following the issuance of a position exemption recommendation, submit additional material to the Seattle Human Resources Director that they believe may change such determination.

Reconsideration means a review process that must be exhausted before an appeal hearing is granted. Such review processes include, but are not limited to, a reconsideration request through the Iowa Medicaid enterprise or its subcontractors, Magellan Behavioral Health Care, a health maintenance organization, a prepaid health plan, medical assistance patient management services, the managed health care review committee, a division or bureau within the department, the mental health, mental retardation, developmental disabilities, and brain injury commission, or a licensed health care professional as specified in 441—paragraph 9.9(1)“i.” Once the reconsideration process is complete, a notice of decision will be issued with appeal rights.

Reconsideration means reconsideration in pursuance of a notice under section 20.

Reconsideration means a request by the employee to have a secondary review by GSA of the existence and/or amount of the debt, and/or the pro- posed offset schedule.

Reconsideration means reexamination of a final order on request of a party because the party believes a mistake was made.

Reconsideration means a written request to the payer or identified review organization by an injured employee or medical provider to reconsider a previous payer decision to deny medical treatment or services and that identifies the specific justification to support the request.

Reconsideration means the practitioner’s right to request a reconsideration of a decision made by an officer of VLA