Substance. The time limits specified in the Grievance Procedure shall not be deemed as technical errors but points of substance.
Substance how well-evidenced is the allegation? Is it based on rumour and hearsay or are the facts well substantiated? A specific claim might be considered differently to a claim that is vague or unspecific.
Substance. The existing chemical substance subject to registration to be registered under this Agreement.
Substance. Any student serving a consequence for substance abuse who seeks help due to substance dependency will be afforded compassion for the first offense. This can occur only once during their career at Shawe. The student seeking help under this compassion clause must obtain professional help at his / her own expense and is placed on probation for one (1) year.
Substance. State Guidelines In compliance with WIOA sec. 121(h)(1)(B)(ii) and the implementing rules at 20 CFR 678.700-678.55, as well as US Department of Labor Guidance letters, e.g. Training and Employment Guidance Letter 17-16, OWC herewith issues Attachment 1 to this issuance containing the “Connecticut WIOA Infrastructure Cost Sharing Guidelines.” Local MOU signatories are not bound to follow these recommendations; they may, in fact, adopt any local cost-allocation mechanism that is in accord with the Uniform Guidelines in 2 CFR Parts 200 and 2900. Nevertheless, we strongly encourage local WDBs, CEOs, and one-stop partners to develop their local infrastructure-cost allocation agreements using these guidelines.
Substance a. Verification regarding each lost time claim will be sent by photo copying, to Administrator, Safety & Loss Prevention, the standard benefit letter which is sent to the claimant.
Substance. Please describe any changes that are proposed. Please outline new substantive provisions, all substantive changes to existing sections, or both where appropriate. Set forth the specific reasons the agency has determined that the proposed regulatory action is essential to protect the health, safety, or welfare of Virginians. No policy currently exists permitting settlement discussions at the informal appeal level. Because no current written policy exists informing providers that they can discuss settlement, most providers wanting to enter into settlement discussions with DMAS have resorted to filing a request for a Formal Administrative Hearing. Doing so costs the Medicaid service providers and the Commonwealth time, money, and other resources that could be better used to serve and provide medical assistance to needy Virginians. Because no statutory or regulatory authority currently exists permitting settlement discussions at the informal appeal level, these proposed new and amended regulations are the only means of meeting the need identified by the mandated workgroup and the General Assembly. For changes to existing regulations, refer to this chart: Current section number Proposed new section number, if applicable Current requirement Proposed change, intent, and likely impact of proposed requirements 12 VAC 30-20- 540.E N/A The informal appeal decision must be issued within 180 days of receipt of the notice of informal appeal, or the appeal defaults in favor of the provider. Adds the following language: “…,unless the provider and DMAS have mutually agreed in writing to stay the timeframe for issuing the informal decision pursuant to 12 VAC 00-00-000.” This amendment will meet the need identified by the mandated workgroup and General Assembly. It will avoid the possibility of an informal decision that defaults in favor of the provider regardless of the merits of the issues under appeal. 12 VAC 30-20- 560.E N/A The hearing officer must submit a recommended decision to the DMAS director and the provider within 120 days of the filing of the formal appeal notice, or DMAS must file a report with the Executive Secretary of the Supreme Court and the hearing officer that a recommended decision is due. Adds the following language: “…unless the provider and DMAS have mutually agreed in writing to stay the timeframe for issuing the recommended decision pursuant to 12 VAC 00-00-000. If the hearing officer does not submit a recommended decision within 120 days of the f...
Substance. The subject matter has adequate detail and is presented in a clear and concise manner.
Substance. Set out below is the Substance for which the Company is permitted to apply the Data strictly for the purposes of its fulfillment of the relevant Non EU Legislation (“Substance”) The Substance shall be:- [TBC] SCHEDULE 3 DECLARATION FORM Substance EC Number Tick the box corresponding to the Substance for which a Licence to Use is required and the tonnage band in which the Substance is manufactured or imported and for which Data for the Substance will be used for compliance with the relevant Non EU Legislation in the Jurisdiction only >1,000 tonnes per year (€30,000) 10-1,000 tonnes per year (€20,000) 1-10 tonnes per year (€5,000) Intermediate under strictly controlled conditions (€5,000) Lead metal 000-000-0 Lead Monoxide 000-000-0 Orange Lead or Lead Tetroxide 000-000-0 Phthalato(2-)]dioxotrilead 000-000-0 Lead Oxide Sulphate 000-000-0 Tetralead Trioxide Sulphate 000-000-0 Pentalead Tetraoxide Sulphate 000-000-0 Fatty acids, C16-C18, lead salts 000-000-0 Dioxobis(stearato)trilead 000-000-0 Trilead Dioxide Phosphonate 000-000-0 Sulfurous acid, Lead salt, Dibasic 000-000-0 Lead Dichloride 000-000-0 SCHEDULE 4 JURISDICITON The following countries shall be deemed to form part of the Jurisdiction: [Countries] SCHEDULE 5 NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT IN CONSIDERATION OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION BEING MADE AVAILABLE TO THE COMPANY, THE COMPANY AGREES AS FOLLOWS: For purposes of this Schedule the following words shall have the following meanings:
