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Code of Federal Regulations Title 44. Emergency Management and Assistance § 44.208.66 Reopening of claims for retrospective or retroactive adjustment of costs

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Upon written request by the Sponsoring Agency DHS will reopen the time period for submission of a request for reimbursement after the Sponsoring Agency has submitted its request for reimbursement, if:

(1) The salary or wage rate applicable to the period of an Activation is retroactively changed due to the execution of a collective bargaining agreement, or due to the adoption of a generally applicable State or local law, ordinance or wage order or a cost-of-living adjustment;

(2) The Sponsoring Agency or any Participating Agency incurs an additional cost because of a legally-binding determination;  or

(3) The Deputy Director determines that other extenuating circumstances existed that prevented the Sponsoring Agency from including the adjustment of costs in its original submission.

(b)   1

 1

 So in original;  there was no subsection (b). See 70 FR 9203.

(c) The Sponsoring Agency must notify DHS as early as practicable that it anticipates such a request.

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