Compliance Action. Lessee shall, at Lessee's sole expense, clean-up, remove, and remediate (1) any Regulated Substance in, on, or under the Leased Premises in excess of allowable levels established by all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, and
Compliance Action. Lessee shall, at Lessee's sole expense, clean-up, remove, and remediate (1) any Regulated Substances in, on, or under the Leased Premises in excess of allowable levels established by all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, and (2) all contaminants and pollutants, in, on, or under the Leased Premises that create or threaten to create a substantial threat to human health or the environment and that are required to be moved, cleaned up, or remediated by any applicable federal, state, or local law, regulation, standard or order. This obligation does not apply to a release of Regulated Substances, pollutants, contaminants, or petroleum products that existed on the Leased Premises prior to the execution of the agreement caused solely by the act or omission of the XXXX or a third party for whom the operator is not responsible (e.g. not a customer, invitee, employee, agent, or person having any contractual or business relationship with Xxxxxx).
Compliance Action. QAM shall, at its sole expense, clean-up, remove, and remediate (1) any Regulated Substance in, on, or under the Leased Premises in excess of allowable levels established by all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, and (2) all contaminants and pollutants, in, on, or under the Leased Premises that create or threaten to create a substantial threat to human health or the environment and that are required to be moved, cleaned up, or remediated by any applicable federal, state, or local law, regulation, standard or order. This obligation does not apply to a release of Regulated Substances, pollutants, contaminants, or petroleum products that existed in or about the Leased Premises prior to the execution of this Agreement caused solely by the act or omission of SRA or a third party for whom the operator is not responsible (e.g. not a customer, invitee, employee, agent, or person having any contractual or business relationship with QAM).
Compliance Action. Notice to Cure dated January 7, 2019. AHCCCS is the authority under which DDD operates to provide the Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) and other services to clients. To identify the technological and operational shift necessary to achieve full compliance and alignment with HIPAA and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) transactions and claim processing code sets, DDD contracted with BerryDunn to develop a long-term Information Technology (IT) Roadmap. The IT Roadmap was designed to address necessary changes to achieve compliance, with a focus on impacts to DDD operations, existing applications and support software, data, the organization, and costs. BerryDunn’s health and human services consulting team worked closely with ADES stakeholders and leadership to: • Document the current-state business impact assessment and compliance gaps analysis for five DDD business process areas: o Authorizations o Claims submission and receipt o Claims adjudication o Claims payment o Encounters and reporting • Identify compliance gaps related to use of HCPCS codes, TCS standards and formats, and National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) editing • Develop 237 total requirements to address the compliance gaps driven by the objectives for the future state with consideration of constraints and assumptions • Assess and rank four alternatives that would be able to: o Achieve compliance o Meet the requirements for a future environment o Replace or augment the legacy DDD FOCUS system in a scalable and flexible manner • Develop future-state system objectives • Identify potential internal and external constraints • Conduct vendor solution research for compliance options • Develop an IT Roadmap with an immediate compliance path and longer-term strategic path • Develop a work breakdown structure for the RFP scope of work to procure a vendor to carry out the IT Roadmap Georgia Department of Administrative Services (DOAS) State Procurement Division (SPD) Business Process Review and Redesign Project Project Dates 06/2019 – 10/2019 BerryDunn assessed the Department of Administrative Services (DOAS) State Procurement Division’s (SPD’s) administrative fee and reporting process in order to help improve fee collection time frames and accuracy. We surveyed stakeholders, held fact-finding meetings to determine processes and pain points, and interviewed other best-in-class procurement organizations with similar processes. The team mapped current processes including pain points and...
Compliance Action. Concessionaire shall, at Concessionaire's sole expense, clean-up, remove, and remediate (a) any Regulated Substances in, on, or under the Leased Premises in excess of allowable levels established by all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, and (b) all contaminants and pollutants, in, on, or under the Leased Premises that create or threaten to create a substantial threat to human health or the environment and that are required to be moved, cleaned up, or remediated by any applicable federal, state, or local law, regulation, standard or order. This obligation does not apply to a release of Regulated Substances, pollutants, contaminants, or petroleum products that existed on the Leased Premises prior to the execution of this Agreement caused solely by the act or omission of SARAA, or a third party for whom the operator is not responsible (e.g. not a customer, invitee, employee, agent, or person having any contractual or business relationship with Concessionaire).
Compliance Action. Within forty-five (45) days after submittal of the Airline’s Plan for Compliance, Airline shall commence and expeditiously proceed to complete, subject to XXXX’x review and approval not to be unreasonably withheld, the actions identified in the Airline’s Plan for Compliance.
Compliance Action. See Volume 14, Chapter 1, Section 2 when necessary to correct deviations or to resolve compliance issues.
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Compliance Action. Within the next 3 cal- endar months after the effective date of this AD. Install an additional filter for the primer valve. Within the next 3 cal- endar months after the effective date of this AD. Inspect and align the exhaust system. Within the next 30 days after the ef- fective date of this AD. Modify the placement of the fuel lines. What would be the compliance time of the proposed AD? Unless already done, the compliance times of this proposed AD are: Compliance Action Within the next 30 days after the ef- fective date of this AD. Remove the gas strut from the engine mount and secure the rod end using Loctite. Why is the compliance time presented in calendar time instead of hours time- in-service (TIS)? Although the failures of the fuel line, exhaust system, and piston rod of the gas strut occur during flight, the condition is not a direct result of sailplane operation. A calendar time for compliance will ensure that the unsafe conditions are addressed on all sailplanes in a reasonable time period. Sailplane operation varies among operators. For example, one operator may use the sailplane 50 hours TIS in 3 months while it may take another 12 months or more to accumulate 50 hours TIS. In order to ensure that preventive and corrective actions are done in a timely manner, the compliance time for installing an additional filter for the primer valve and inspecting and aligning the exhaust system is required within the next three calendar months after the effective date of this AD, unless already done. Because of the impact on safety, the compliance time for modifying the placement of the fuel lines and removing the gas strut from the engine mount and securing the rod end using Loctite is required within the next 30 days after the effective date of this AD, unless already done.
Compliance Action. CNNIC hereby confirms: All Registrars authorized by ICANN must enter into a Registrar Accreditation Agreement (“RAA”) with ICANN. ICANN may take appropriate compliance actions in case of emergency or pursuant to provisions of the RAA, including suspending or terminating a registered domain name or requesting for transfer of the domain name. ICANN may request CNNIC to take specific actions in conformity with the authority of ICANN in accordance with provisions of RAA to (i) suspend or terminate the authority of Registrar in creating new domain names; or (ii) transfer the registered domain names to another Registrar designated by ICANN. IDNs and Variants. CNNIC may provide registration service for IDNs at the second level or below, while does not provide registration service for IDN variants (refer to the IDN table and IDN registration principle of CNNIC). At the request of Registrar, an IDN variant may be activated. The IDN and the activated variant must adopt the same NS; if the user has created a subdomain, the NS record of the original and the variant shall be also consistent. Dispute resolution mechanism. CNNIC shall comply with the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP), the Uniform Rapid Suspension System (URS) adopted by ICANN, and relevant decisions of URS inspectors. CNNIC shall publish on its official website the information of the contact person, who is responsible for dealing with reported malicious actions in relation to “.公司” domain name, including accurate and effective email address and postal address.
