Changes in the CASLPA Standards Sample Clauses

Changes in the CASLPA Standards. In the event of a change in the CASLPA standards for certification in audiology, CASLPA shall notify ASHA in writing of the change, one year prior to the effective date of the change, together with the determination of CASLPA as to whether the change in the CASLPA standards for certification requires a change in the ASHA standards or a condition for continued recognition. ASHA will then determine (1) whether to make the change or accept the condition; and (2) whether, in view of the change in the CASLPA standards, XXXX wants to continue to recognize the CASLPA certification program pursuant to this Agreement. XXXX must make these determinations in writing and notify CASLPA within 180 days of the notification of the change in the standards by XXXXXX. If the notice is not received in a timely manner, ASHA determines not to recognize and endorse the CASLPA certification program, this Agreement shall terminate on the effective date of the change in the standards for certification.
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