Emergency Legal Authority Sample Clauses

Emergency Legal Authority describe and provide awardee citations for emergency legal authorities applicable to the Public Health Emergency Law Competency Model, including authorities addressing:‌‌  Procedures for the declaration of disasters or emergencies and accompanying emergency authorities for designated officials;  Expedited procedures for receiving, allocating, and spending emergency funds, including the ability to quickly move emergency funds from the state level to local governments;  Powers and procedures for the use of public health interventions including isolation, quarantine, and the seizure and reallocation of supplies;  Suspensions (xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx/datasets/emergency-powers), waivers, or similar legal processes that can be used to minimize the potential conflicts between federal authorities applicable to medical countermeasures and state-based pharmaceutical, prescribing, labeling, and other drug- related laws; if no waivers or similar legal processes exist, awardees must describe laws that may potentially conflict with Emergency Use Authorizations (EUA)s, Emergency Use Instructions (EUI), Investigational New Drug, and Investigational Device Exemption;‌‌  Formal memoranda of understanding or agreement (MOU/MOA) between health authorities and other preparedness partners including law enforcement for implementation of public health activities, such as joint investigations of intentional threats or incidents that impact the public’s health, signed and executed between the appropriate Federal Bureau of Investigation field office and state public health departments, including local public health departments where relevant (such as in home rule states); and  Protection of volunteers against tort liability and licensure penalties, and the provision of Workers’ Compensation claims (excluding federal mechanisms such as the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act). Awardees should distinguish between in-state and out-of-state volunteers and indicate whether the state can use EMAC to send or receive volunteers.
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Emergency Legal Authority. Describe and provide PHEP recipient citations (as applicable) for emergency legal authorities applicable to the Public Health Emergency Law Competency Model, including authorities addressing: • Procedures for the declaration of disasters or emergencies and accompanying emergency authorities for designated officials; • Expedited procedures for receiving, allocating, and spending emergency funds, including the ability to quickly move emergency funds from the state level to local governments; • Powers and procedures for the use of public health interventions including isolation, quarantine, and the seizure and reallocation of supplies; • Emergency suspensions, waivers, or similar legal processes that can be used to minimize the potential conflicts between federal authorities applicable to medical countermeasures and state-based pharmaceutical, prescribing, labeling, and other drug-related laws; if no waivers or similar legal processes exist, PHEP recipients must describe laws that may potentially conflict with emergency use authorizations (EUAs), emergency use instructions (EUI), and investigational new drug (IND) and investigational device exemptions; • Protocol or formal memoranda of understanding or agreement (MOU/MOA) between health authorities and other preparedness partners including law enforcement for implementation of public health activities, such as joint investigations of intentional threats or incidents that impact the public’s health, signed and executed between state public health departments, including local public health departments where relevant, such as in home rule states; and • Protection of volunteers against tort liability and licensure penalties, and the provision of workers’ compensation claims, excluding federal mechanisms such as the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act. PHEP recipients should distinguish between in-state and out-of-state volunteers and indicate whether the state can use EMAC to send or receive volunteers. Fiscal and Administrative Emergency Processes: Describe expedited fiscal and other administrative processes and identify procedures to test fiscal preparedness planning for such activities, including: • Emergency procurement and contracting authorities and processes and how they differ from day-to-day business processes; • Receiving emergency funds during a real incident or exercise, as well as reducing the cycle time for contracting or procurement during a real incident or exercise; • Emergency hiring...
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Emergency Legal Authority describe and provide awardee citations for emergency legal authorities applicable to the Public Health Emergency Law Competency Model, including authorities addressing:  Procedures for the declaration of disasters or emergencies and accompanying emergency authorities for designated officials;  Expedited procedures for receiving, allocating, and spending emergency funds, including the ability to quickly move emergency funds from the state level to local governments;  Powers and procedures for the use of public health interventions including isolation, quarantine, and the seizure and reallocation of supplies;  Suspensions (xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx/datasets/emergency-powers), waivers, or similar legal processes that can be used to minimize the potential conflicts between federal authorities applicable to medical countermeasures and state-based pharmaceutical, prescribing, labeling, and other drug-related laws √ √ September 30, 2018 HPP/PHEP/JOINT REQUIREMENTS DOMAINS, STRATEGIES AND ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBLE AGENCY BUDGET PERIOD (BP) AWARDEE (ADHS) COUNTY/TRIBAL PUBLIC HEALTH HEALTH CARE COALITION BP1 BP2 BP3 BP4 BP5 NOTE: If no waivers or similar legal processes exist, awardees must describe laws that may potentially conflict with Emergency Use Authorizations (EUA)s, Emergency Use Instructions (EUI), Investigational New Drug, and Investigational Device Exemption;  Formal MOU/MOA between health authorities and other preparedness partners  Protection of volunteers against tort liability and licensure penalties, and the provision of Workers’ Compensation claims (excluding federal mechanisms such as the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act).  Awardees should distinguish between in-state and out-of-state volunteers and indicate whether the state can use EMAC to send or receive volunteers.
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  • General Authority The Owner Trustee is authorized and directed to execute and deliver the Basic Documents to which the Trust is to be a party and each certificate or other document attached as an exhibit to or contemplated by the Basic Documents to which the Trust is to be a party and any amendment or other agreement or instrument described herein, as evidenced conclusively by the Owner Trustee's execution thereof. In addition to the foregoing, the Owner Trustee is authorized, but shall not be obligated, except as otherwise provided in this Trust Agreement, to take all actions required of the Trust pursuant to the Basic Documents.

  • Final Authority In case of dispute with respect to credits or deductions, the decision of the Board shall be final subsequent to prior consultation between the employee concerned and the administrative officials.

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  • Emergency Leave Notwithstanding any provision for leave in this Agreement, the Employer may grant leave of absence with or without pay to an employee in emergency or unusual circumstances. Such leave will not be unreasonably denied.

  • PROPER AUTHORITY Each Party represents and warrants that the person executing this Contract on its behalf has full power and authority to enter into this Contract.

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