Regulatory assurance definition

Regulatory assurance means an assurance issued by the department concerning enforcement relating to existing contamination or pollution on a property or site based on compliance with conditions stated in a letter of regulatory assurance. A regulatory assurance is not voidable under subsection 5.

Regulatory assurance means an assurance issued by the department concerning

Regulatory assurance means an assurance issued by NDDOH concerning enforcement relating to existing contamination based on compliance with stated conditions. A regulatory assurance is not voidable. A “responsibility exemption” means a partial or complete exemption from responsibility for remediation or further action on a contaminated property based on compliance with the conditions identified in a letter of no further remediation or a letter of no further action. A responsibility exemption is voidable only against a person that violates an institutional control or a condition of the letter or that is responsible for a new or additional release on the property. Generally, a responsible party who caused the contamination will not be eligible for a responsibility exemption; however, a subsequent property owner would be eligible to apply.

Examples of Regulatory assurance in a sentence

• Regulatory assurance approach83.1 Assurance based approach83.2 Routine regulatory engagement103.3 Detail of viability assessment123.4 Assessment of value for money133.5 Reactive regulatory engagement133.6 Use of regulatory powers143.7 Requirements for smaller providers144.

• In 2012 an emerging theme was the presence of clubs and activities on Defence land which had escaped MOD Regulatory assurance.

• Regulatory assurance forms a central part of our wider assurance processes.

• Summary Regulatory assurance of compliance with standards provides an increased measure of safety across all modes of transportation.

• If the monarch is determined to not warrant listing by the USFWS, the Agreement may still provide multiple benefits to your organization, including but not limited to:  Regulatory assurance, in the event that a court decision could result in an immediate or expedited listing of monarch butterfly at a later date.

• Regulatory assurance forms a central part of this and is firmly embedded within our wider assurance processes.

• Regulatory assurance that stranded costs will not be disallowed would not only eliminate this potential barrier to implementation but would keep open for consideration the full range of technology options.

• DG DSA is authorised through the Charter to empower suitably qualified and experienced Crown servants to regulate HS&EP activity across Defence where: Defence has a disapplication, exemption or derogation from UK statutory requirement; no statutory requirement exists for aspecific Defence activity; Regulatory assurance is required for specific hazardous activities even though statutory requirements exist, and, for all activities undertaken overseas, unless these are covered by a host nation’s arrangements.

• Regulatory assurance engagements such as those on medical schemes and banks.