Definition of Physical Presence Clause Samples

Definition of Physical Presence. 20 21 For purposes of ▇▇▇▇, the definition of “physical presence” is limited to the 22 ongoing occupation of an actual physical location for instructional purposes or the 23 maintenance of an administrative office in the state to facilitate instruction. The 24 National Council for ▇▇▇▇, in concert with the regional compacts, shall maintain and 25 revise as needed detailed standards regarding what does and does not constitute 26 physical presence. 28 3.4.1 Institutional activities in a state that meet the definition of physical presence, 29 as defined here, permit but do not obligate a state to require an institution to seek 30 authorization from the state, for the general authority to offer instruction within 31 that state. 33 3.4.2 For purposes of ▇▇▇▇, institutions delivering only distance-education courses 34 (online, through the U.S. Mail or a similar delivery means) and conducting no other 35 activities in a state are not deemed to be physically present. These institutions, 36 therefore, are required to seek authorization for purposes of interstate reciprocity only 37 from their home state, as outlined in this agreement. 38 39 Home State is therefore responsible for all ▇▇▇▇ activity by branch campuses located in other states as well as from the campus in the Home State. Likewise, it is the Home State’s rules (and the ▇▇▇▇ rules) that apply to interstate distance-education activities of such branch campuses under ▇▇▇▇ even if the branch campus is not located in a ▇▇▇▇ state. In this situation the state where the branch campus is located retains all jurisdiction over activities inside that state. 1 3.4.3 Other institutional activities that will not trigger physical presence 2 requirements in host states under this agreement include: 4 • Advertising through print, billboard, direct mail, Internet, radio, television or 5 other media;
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Definition of Physical Presence. States must adopt a common definition of physical presence to decrease complexity for institutions and to clarify state oversight responsibilities. For purposes of ▇▇▇▇, the definition of "physical presence" is limited to the ongoing occupation of an actual physical location for instructional purposes or the maintenance of an administrative office to facilitate instruction in the state. 2.4.1 Institutional activities in a state that meet the definition of physical presence, as defined here, permit but do not obligate a state to require an institution to seek authorization from the state, for the general authority to offer instruction within that state.
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Definition of Physical Presence. 20 27 28 3.4.1 Institutional activities in a state that meet the definition of physical presence, 29 as defined here, permit but do not obligate a state to require an institution to seek 30 authorization from the state, for the general authority to offer instruction within 31 that state. 33 3.4.2 For purposes of ▇▇▇▇, institutions delivering only distance-education courses 34 (online, through the U.S. Mail or a similar delivery means) and conducting no other 35 activities in a state are not deemed to be physically present. These institutions, 36 therefore, are required to seek authorization for purposes of interstate reciprocity only 37 from their home state, as outlined in this agreement. 1 3.4.3 Other institutional activities that will not trigger physical presence 2 requirements in host states under this agreement include: 4 • Advertising through print, billboard, direct mail, Internet, radio, television or 5 other media;
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