Referrals to CRS Sample Clauses

The 'Referrals to CRS' clause establishes the process by which certain matters or issues are directed to the Central Referral Service (CRS) for further handling or resolution. Typically, this clause outlines the types of cases or situations that must be referred, the parties responsible for making the referral, and the procedural steps involved, such as submitting documentation or notifying relevant stakeholders. Its core practical function is to ensure that appropriate matters are efficiently escalated to the CRS, thereby centralizing decision-making and promoting consistency in how such issues are managed.
Referrals to CRS. For referrals to the CRS, “Fiscal Service Technical Guidance” includes: i. CRS User and Reports Guide; ii. CRS Rules of Behavior; iii. XDC – CRS Standard Batch File Format iv. CRS Agency Extract File layout v. Any other guidance issued by Fiscal Service providing technical specifications for how to refer Debts to the Centralized Receivables Service
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