Data Exchange Standards definition

Data Exchange Standards means the document prepared by the Secretary of State that sets forth the technical rules and requirements of NevVoter.
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Examples of Data Exchange Standards in a sentence

  • The CHC-MCO must also comply with the Department’s Se-Government Data Exchange Standards.

  • The PH-MCO must also comply with the Department’s Se-Government Data Exchange Standards as defined in the IRM Standards.

  • The PH-MCO must also comply with the Department’s Se- Government Data Exchange Standards.

  • In the course of Digital Data Exchange Standards development, non-material changes to these terms may be implemented from time to time without reflection in this Procedure.

  • CHIP-MCOs must comply with the Department’s Se- Government Data Exchange Standards.

  • The PH-MCO must also comply with the Department’s Se-Government Data Exchange Standards.

  • The CHC-MCO must comply with the Department’s Se-Government Data Exchange Standards.

  • By becoming a Member of the Company, each Member agrees to the terms of this Procedure for the Development and Maintenance of Digital Data Exchange Standards (the “Procedure”).

  • Cadastral – Refers to the digital representation of property ownership, including tax lots consistent with the Oregon Cadastral Data Content Standard referenced by Oregon Map (ORMAP) Data Exchange Standards.

  • The PCO must also comply with the Department’s Se-Government Data Exchange Standards as defined in the IRM Standards.