Submission of SERC Regional Reliability Standards to NERC and FERC Sample Clauses

Submission of SERC Regional Reliability Standards to NERC and FERC. Once the SERC Regional Reliability Standard is approved by the SERC Board of Directors, the SERC President, or the President’s designee shall submit the SERC Regional Reliability Standard to NERC for adoption and filing with FERC. The SERC Manager of Reliability Standards will ensure the record of the standard development and any other documentation required for consideration by the NERC Board or FERC are included in the submittal. If the NERC Board rejects the SERC Regional Reliability Standard the SERC Board will determine if the SERC Regional Reliability Standard is to be sent back to the assigned SERC Standing Committee(s) to incorporate the NERC Board comments or to withdraw the standard. When adopted by the NERC Board, NERC will submit the SERC Regional Reliability Standard to FERC for approval. If FERC rejects the SERC Regional Reliability Standard, the SERC Board will determine if the SERC Regional Reliability Standard is to be sent back to the assigned SERC Standing Committee(s) to incorporate the FERC comments or to withdraw the standard.
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Submission of SERC Regional Reliability Standards to NERC and FERC. Once the SERC Regional Reliability Standard is adopted by the SERC Board of Directors, the SERC President, or the President’s designee shall submit the SERC Regional Reliability Standard to NERC for approval and filing with FERC. NERC will post the SERC Regional Reliability Standard for comments. The Responsible SERC Subgroup will develop a response to any comments and submit it to the Standards Committee for approval. When the Responsible SERC Subgroup response is approved by the Standards Committee, the SERC President, or the President’s designee will forward the comments to NERC for consideration by the NERC Board. If the NERC Board rejects the SERC Regional Reliability Standard the SERC Board will determine if the SERC Regional Reliability Standard is to be sent back to the assigned SERC Standing Committee(s) to incorporate the NERC Board comments or to take no further action on the standard. When approved by the NERC Board, NERC will submit the SERC Regional Reliability Standard to FERC for approval. If FERC rejects the SERC Regional Reliability Standard, the SERC Board will determine if the SERC Regional Reliability Standard is to be sent back to the assigned SERC Standing Committee(s) to incorporate the FERC comments or to take no further action on the standard.
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