Common use of Pursuant to A Clause in Contracts

Pursuant to A. A.C. R4-16-504, the Executive Director may enter into an 13 interim consent agreement when there is evidence that a restriction is needed to mitigate 14 imminent danger to the public’s health and safety. Investigative staff, the Board’s medical 15 consultant and the lead Board member have reviewed the case and concur that an interim 16 consent agreement is appropriate.

Pursuant to A. A.C. R4-16-504, the Executive Director may enter into an 13 23 interim consent agreement when there is evidence that a restriction is needed to mitigate 14 24 imminent danger to the public’s health and safety. Investigative staff, the Board’s medical 15 25 1 consultant and the lead Board member have reviewed the case and concur that an interim 16 2 consent agreement is appropriate.

Pursuant to A. A.C. R4-16-504, the Executive Director may enter into an 13 1O interim consent agreement when there is evidence that a restriction is needed to mitigate 14 11 imminent danger to the public’s 's health and safety. Investigative staff, the Board’s 's medical 15 12 consultant and the lead Board member have reviewed the case and concur that an interim 16 13 consent agreement is appropriate.

Pursuant to A. A.C. R4-16-504, the Executive Director may enter into an 13 10 interim consent agreement when there is evidence that a restriction is needed to mitigate 14 11 imminent danger to the public’s health and safety. Investigative staff, the Board’s medical 15 12 consultant and the lead Board member have reviewed the case and concur that an interim 16 13 consent agreement is appropriate.

Pursuant to A. A.C. R4-16-504, the Executive Director may enter into an 13 15 interim consent agreement when there is evidence that a restriction is needed to mitigate 14 16 imminent danger to the public’s health and safety. Investigative staff, the Board’s medical 15 17 consultant and the lead Board member have reviewed the case and concur that an interim 16 18 consent agreement is appropriate.

Pursuant to A. A.C. R4-16-504, the Executive Director may enter into an 13 20 interim consent agreement when there is evidence that a restriction is needed to mitigate 14 21 imminent danger to the public’s health and safety. Investigative staff, the Board’s medical 15 22 consultant and the lead Board member have reviewed the case and concur that an interim 16 23 consent agreement is appropriate.