Certification Periods Sample Clauses
Certification Periods. (1) For an LVC calculation based on the previous fiscal year of the producer pursuant to § 182.93(d)(1) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of the following fiscal year of the producer. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced or exported, as the case may be, within that period;
(2) For an LVC calculation based on the previous calendar year pursuant to § 182.93(d)(2) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of the following calendar year. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced or exported, as the case may be, within that period;
(3) For all other LVC calculation periods pursuant to § 182.93(d) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of that calculation period. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced or exported, as the case may be, within that period;
(4) For an LVC calculation based on an additional calculation period calculated pursuant to § 182.93(e)(3)(i) of this subpart, the certification period begins on first day of the following period, meaning July 1 of the current year and ends on June 30 of the following year, except for the additional calculation periods in § 182.93(e)(1)(iv) or (e)(2)(v) when the certification period begins on the first day of the following fiscal year of the producer. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced or exported, as the case may be, within that period; and
(5) For an LVC calculation based on an additional calculation period calculated pursuant to § 182.93(e)(3)(ii) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of that calculation period, meaning July 1 of the current year and ends on the last day of the calculation period, except for the additional calculation periods in § 182.93(e)(1)(iv) or (e)(2)(v) when the certification period begins on the first day of the current fiscal year of the producer. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced or exported, as the case may be, within that period.
Certification Periods other than the Initial US Certification Period as described in Section 3.5 may be instituted from time to time by Committee Action, and shall be so instituted if: (i) an Eligible Party so requests as to certain Specified Nation(s) and (ii) Committee Action determines that there is a reasonable likelihood that Approval(s) for such Designated Product will be obtained in such Specified Nation(s).
3.6.1 If both parties, as Eligible Parties, elect to participate fully in such Certification Period, each party will share equally the total costs of the entire Certification Budget, regardless of which party is allocated one or more of the relevant Certification Tasks, unless both parties have consented in writing to an alternative arrangement.
3.6.2 If an Eligible Party not requesting such Certification Period elects not to participate fully therein, it shall do so by written notice to the other party given within 90 days of the request by the requesting party for such Certification Period (whether or not such Certification Period has been instituted by Committee Action prior to such election).
3.6.3 A party that does not fully participate in a Certification Period (whether due to its election or because it is not an Eligible Party as to that Certification Period) shall not be required to contribute to the reconciliations for the costs of such Certification Period under Section 3.7. Rather, a Certification Excess shall be shall be established with respect to the relevant Designated Product(s) in the relevant Specified Nation(s), which shall equal the sums such party would have borne or paid under Sections 3.6.1 and 3.7, had it participated in such Certification Period, but did not pay due to its election or such ineligibility under this section.
3.6.4 If Endo is the party electing not to participate, or is so ineligible, this shall have the results stated in Section 6.9.
3.6.5 If PPG is the party electing not to participate, or is so ineligible, this shall have the results stated in Section 6.8.
Certification Periods. (1) For an aluminum purchasing calculation based on the previous fiscal year of the producer pursuant to § 182.94(c)(1) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of the following fiscal year of the producer. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced within that period;
(2) For an aluminum purchasing calculation based on the previous calendar year pursuant to § 182.94(c)(2) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of the following calendar year. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles produced within that period;
(3) For all other aluminum purchasing calculation periods pursuant to § 182.94(c) of this subpart, the certification period begins on the first day of that calculation period. If the certification is considered properly filed, the certification is effective for covered vehicles exported within that period;
Certification Periods. The CWD shall establish certify each eligible household for a definite period of time, within which a household shall be certified to receive benefits. At the expiration of such certification period, entitlement to food stamp benefits shall end. Under no circumstances shall benefits be continued beyond the end of a certification period without a new determination of eligibility. See Section 63-504.6 for recertification procedures. CWDs must assign the longest certification period possible based on the predictability of the household’s circumstances. The first month of the certification period will be the first month for which the household is eligible to participate. The certification period cannot exceed 12 months, except as specified in Sections 63-504.131 and
Certification Periods