Material Changes to NHIN Performance and Service Specifications Sample Clauses

Material Changes to NHIN Performance and Service Specifications. If the implementation of a new NHIN Performance and Service Specification, or change to any existing NHIN Performance and Service Specification, is Material, the NHIN Technical Committee shall notify Participants of the proposed Material change and allow Participants thirty (30) days to submit written comments to the NHIN Technical Committee regarding the proposed Material change. Within sixty (60) days of issuing notice of the proposed Material change, but not before either the end of the thirty (30) day written comment period or acknowledgement that all Participants have responded, the NHIN Technical Committee shall convene a meeting at which the Participants will be allowed to present information on the proposed Material change to the NHIN Technical Committee. Within ninety (90) days of issuing notice of the proposed Material change, the NHIN Technical Committee shall consider and evaluate both written comments received during the comment period and information presented at the meeting, make any revisions to the proposed Material change that are necessary, and provide the Participants final notice of the Material change. Participants shall be given at least one hundred and twenty (120) days after the NHIN Technical Committee provides the final notice to comply with the Material change.
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