MCLA definition

MCLA means Master Clearing Link Agreement; any agreement between EuroCCP and a Co- operating Clearing House relating to an interoperable central counterparty structure between them;
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MCLA as defined in Section 6.h.iii.
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Examples of MCLA in a sentence

  • To the extent applicable, the progress of the pupils in the Academy shall be assessed using at least Michigan’s statewide assessments under MCLA 380.1279g or such successor instrument required by applicable law.

  • In the event that the bargaining unit member shall not pay such Service Fee directly to the Association, or authorize payment through payroll deduction, the Employer shall, pursuant to MCLA 408.477; MSA 17.277(7) and at the request of the Association, deduct the Service Fee from the bargaining unit member’s wages and remit same to the Association.

  • Pursuant to the Michigan Public Employment Relations Act, as amended, MCLA 423.201 et.

  • An account with two or more people or entities jointly owning an account is considered a multiple party account and creates a “joint tenancy with rights of survivorship.” Except as modified in this Agreement, joint accounts shall be subject to and governed by PA 41 of the Public Acts of 1968, as amended, being MCLA 490.51, and commonly known as the Credit Union Multiple-Party Accounts Act.

  • Absent signed voluntary authorization from the teacher, the Board shall deduct dues and fees pursuant to the authority set forth in MCLA 408.477 as a condition of this contract.

  • To insure provision of the minimum number of days of student instruction as required by MCLA 388.1701, as amended from time to time, days of student instruction may be rescheduled and the necessary modifications to the school calendar will be made.

  • BCBSM's Confidentiality Policy sets forth guidelines conforming to MCLA 550.1101 et seq.

  • Complaints and letters of reprimand more than five (5) years old shall not be considered for disciplinary reasons, provided the employee has not had a similar occurrence in the intervening time period and provided the reprimand does not reference unprofessional conduct as defined in MCLA §380.1230B.

  • A Member dissatisfied with the results of the internal grievance procedure may be entitled to request an external review from the Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation as provided in 2000 PA 251 (MCLA 550.1901 et seq., as amended), or may file suit in a court having jurisdiction as set forth in Section 15.

  • In the event that the bargaining unit member shall not pay such Service Fee directly to the Union, or authorize payment through payroll deduction, the Employer shall, pursuant to MCLA 408.477; MSA 17.277(7) and at the request of the Union, deduct the Service Fee from the bargaining unit member's wages and remit same to the Union.