Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0940-03-10-.06 - REGULATION AND SUPERVISION
(1) Each COPA, and
every party thereto, shall be subject to the active regulation of and
supervision by the Department with respect to the activity or activities
contemplated under the COPA.
(a) Active
regulation and supervision of the COPA and the parties thereto shall include,
but not be limited to, an inspection (one of which may be unannounced) and
review at least twice annually of the following materials and matters:
1. all records, correspondence, documents or
other material of the parties to the COPA regarding development and maintenance
of the COPA;
2. all records,
correspondence, documents or other material of the parties to the COPA
addressing the continued benefits or potential disadvantages of continuation of
the COPA;
3. any other matter
deemed relevant by the Department to the continued operation of the COPA and
its cooperative agreements.
(2) The Department shall maintain on file all
cooperative agreements for which a COPA remains in effect.
(3) All certificate holders must annually
reapply for a COPA as follows:
(a) Parties to
a cooperative agreement shall jointly submit a single renewal application on
behalf of all parties to a single cooperative agreement.
(b) The original and two copies of the
renewal application must be submitted to the Department or the department or
other agency that conducted the review;
(c) The renewal application shall be
accompanied by the Department's renewal form on which the certificate holder
shall indicate its compliance with the requirements of rule 0940-3-10-.03(2).
The certificate holder shall also address and describe any material changes in
the implementation or operation of the cooperative agreement, and must address
any changes in competition in the relevant market bearing on the cooperative
agreement; and
(d) Submit a renewal
fee equal to that of the initial application fee.
(4) If the Department determines that the
COPA continues to comply with the standards listed in rule 0940-3-10-.05(4),
the Department shall renew the COPA. If the Department determines that the
disadvantages attributable to the COPA outweigh its likely benefits, the COPA
is invalid, with no further force or effect. The Department shall give fourteen
(14) days notice of its termination of the COPA under this section. The COPA
shall be rendered invalid at 12:01 a.m. on the 15th
day.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยงยง 4-4-103, 4-5-202, 4-5-204, 33-1-302(a)(3), 33-1-304, 33-1-305(1), 33-1-309, 33-2-101, and 33-2-701, et seq.
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