ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. 1. Should the Wind Company discover any conduct in violation of the provisions of this Code of Conduct Agreement, the Wind Company shall promptly disclose such information to the NYAG. The Wind Company shall fully cooperate with the NYAG in any investigation arising out of such violation.
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. Government will circulate a plan on readiness for enforcement, compliance and processing exemptions. This plan will include details on the publicity and information campaign, which shall include the social partners. Once the law comes into effect, the inspection, enforcement and compliance become effective immediately. Education is an integral part of enforcement.
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. The Agencies will work to ensure that all inspections and enforcement actions regarding Program participants are coordinated. EPA retains its right to bring enforcement actions but will not increase scrutiny of a company on the sole basis that it is a Program participant. XXXXX will inform EPA immediately upon discovering through an inspection of a participant, or self- disclosure, of a non-compliance situation and will convey how the participant and XXXXX propose to address the situation. VADEQ will keep EPA informed throughout the course of any compliance schedule negotiated with a Program participant. EEAs will be modified to incorporate compliance schedules and any new commitments. In cases involving issues where other State, local or federal agencies may have authorities affected by a Program application, the Agencies recognize that the Program may be enhanced by the involvement of these agencies and agree to coordinate as necessary. In cases where such involvement is requested, VADEQ will serve as the primary contact for state and local agencies. These additional agencies may directly participate in discussions with EPA and VADEQ. EPA will serve as the primary contact for other federal agencies. The Agencies agree to the following enforcement and compliance principles in addressing facilities participating in the Program:
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. Goal 5: Protecting Human Health and the Environment by Enforcing Laws and Assuring Compliance. Objective 5.1: Enforce Environmental Laws to Achieve Compliance. Pursue vigorous civil and criminal enforcement that targets the most serious water, air, and chemical hazards in communities to achieve compliance. Assure strong, consistent, and effective enforcement of federal environmental laws nationwide. Use Next Generation Compliance strategies and tools to improve compliance and reduce pollution. Sub-Objective: Maintain Enforcement Presence Total: Budget Allocation $2,875,573 FTE/Work Years 26.95 The Department will inspect generators, transporters, and treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) facilities to monitor their compliance with the applicable regulations, permit compliance schedules, and permit conditions. The Department will direct compliance-monitoring activities and compliance assistance toward those handlers presenting the greatest degree of environmental risk to groundwater and drinking water. The Department will take enforcement actions to xxxxx situations presenting imminent and substantial endangerment to public health and the environment. The Department is evaluating its plans to conduct the following compliance monitoring inspection and assistance activities in FFY2015: Inspect environmentally significant TSD facilities at least annually or biennially. A schedule for conducting compliance evaluation inspections (CEI) is in the Technical Appendix. Conduct Operation and Maintenance Inspections (O&M) at fourteen (14) facilities. A schedule for conducting Operation and Maintenance Inspections (O&M) is in Goal 5 Information Table 7. Inspect all operating TSD facilities on a biennial federal fiscal year basis. Inspect 20% of the Large Quantity Generator (LQG) universe or substitute two (2) never before inspected Small Quantity Generator (SQG) facilities for each LQG inspection as needed for districts with no LQG facilities in their universe. Priority will be given to inspecting LQGs which have notified as generators but have never been inspected or have not received an inspection for an extended period of time (greater than 5 years). Inspect 3% of the known SQG universe. Inspect 1% of the Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG) universe. Inspect all federal TSD facilities. Inspect all state and locally owned/operated TSD facilities. Inspect 25% of transporters and transfer facility universe. Conduct other inspectio...
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. The DSA and its related Policies and Procedures, in numerous sections throughout the documents, refer to enforcement and compliance requirements for providers and other entities that are required to sign the DSA. AB 133 did not include any language regarding enforcement and compliance and does not Xxxx Xxxxxxx June 1, 2022 provide the state or any governance entity deemed by the state the authority to enforce compliance to the DSA or issue penalties for noncompliance. To be consistent with the law, all references to enforcement and compliance should be removed from the DSA. Sincerely, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx President & CEO President and CEO California Hospital Association California Association of Public Hospitals
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. The council will be responsible for enforcement and compliance of parties regarding the payment of membership contributions to the OMSEBP.
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. The Commission is responsible for enforcing this MMP. The Project Applicant is responsible for the successful implementation of and compliance with the MMs identified in this MMP. This includes all field personnel and contractors working for the Applicant.
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. The Agencies will notify each other of the results of an inspection or investigation of a Clean Utah! or NEPT facility through the coordination process described in this agreement. When a non-compliance situation is discovered, either through an inspection, investigation or through self-disclosure, notification will be made through the respective agency contact and the lead agency contact will keep the other informed on how the non- compliance issue is being addressed. IAs will be modified to incorporate compliance schedules and any new commitments, as appropriate. Existing Agency agreements regarding coordination and communication on compliance and enforcement matters shall also apply. The Agencies retain their respective right to bring enforcement actions but will not increase scrutiny of a facility on the sole basis that it is a Clean Utah! and/or NEPT participant. In cases involving issues where other State, local, or federal agencies may have authorities affected by a Clean Utah! and/or NEPT application or incentive, the Agencies recognize that the programs may be enhanced by the involvement of these agencies and agree to coordinate as necessary. In cases where such involvement is requested, Utah DEQ will serve as the primary contact for state and local agencies. These additional agencies may directly participate in discussions with EPA and Utah DEQ. EPA will serve as the primary contact for other federal agencies. The Agencies agree to the following enforcement and compliance principles in addressing facilities participating in the Program: ▪ As defined in Clean Utah! and NEPT program guidance, facilities with strong compliance histories are eligible for Clean Utah! and/or NEPT participation (except under special circumstances). Utah DEQ and EPA will review compliance consistent with the approach outlined in EPA’s “Compliance Screening Guide for EPA Partnership Programs,” state guidance for the Clean Utah! Program, and EPA guidance for the National Environmental Performance Track; ▪ When noncompliance by a Clean Utah! or NEPT facility is self-reported and corrected consistent with any applicable federal and/or state laws and policies, Utah DEQ may use its discretion, to the extent consistent with state law, in negotiating gravity-based penalties, provided the participant’s EMS is modified to prevent recurrence; ▪ Except as provided in the legal mechanism implementing specific regulatory flexibility incentives, participants are required to remain in c...
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. 1. The OAG shall establish the above-referenced Task Force to monitor compliance with this Code of Conduct Agreement. The Task Force shall include, among others, local elected officials, including the District Attorneys of Franklin, Monroe and Wyoming Counties, and a representative from each of the following: the New York State Association of Counties, the Association of Towns of the State of New York, and a not- for-profit association representing the Wind Industry (such as, but not limited to, Alliance for Clean Energy New York or American Wind Energy Association). The representative from the not-for-profit association representing the Wind Industry shall be chosen by the OAG from a list of up to four individuals nominated by the Wind Companies who are signatories to this Code of Conduct Agreement. The Task Force shall also include a representative of the OAG, and one other designee of the OAG who is not a member of that office. Each Task Force member shall be asked to certify that such member can be impartial and fair in performing the duties of the Task Force. The Task Force shall report only to the OAG. The OAG shall establish responsibilities and guidelines for the Task Force and shall seek the advice and input of the Task Force members in establishing such responsibilities and guidelines.
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE relationship between the Departments and EPA. While there are currently S6 Performance Partnership Agreements nationwide, the Maryland Agreement stands out as being unique. This agreement process brought together two state agencies -- the Departments of the Environment and Natural Resources -- along with EPA. Additionally, extensive stakeholder involvement was sought. "An impor- tant aspect of the agreement is that it recognizes the importance of public participation in developing Maryland’s public health and envi- ronmental protection activities,” said Secretary of the Environment Xxxx X. Xxxxxxx. "Public participation is also essential to enable Maryland to achieve our public health and environ- mental protection goals.” To ensure Partnership continues on page 3 Notes. 11 Governor’s Solid Waste Task Force Schedule. 11 GOVERNOR XXXXXXXXXX HOSTS NATIONAL EXCHANGE OF IDEAS ON SMART GROWTH National Governors Transient Water Systems Delegation. BP Visit MDE’s kome page kttp://xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx
