Sentences with phrase «covered under the federal rule»

Establishments that are not covered under the federal rule would remain subject to applicable state or local menu labeling rules, unless they choose to voluntarily register with FDA to comply with the federal menu labeling requirements.

Not exact matches

Rather, they are meant to cover the multiple sales of distributorships or businesses that do not meet the requirements of a franchise under the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rule passed in 1979.

Employees covered by the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), CSRS - Offset, or the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) who plan to retire under the voluntary age and service rules should use the Federal Government Employees Ballpark Estimator.

For example, in U.S. federal courts under the federal rules of evidence, which are copied verbatim or in substance by many state courts, the necessity of an original document for use a court evidence is covered mostly by Rules 901 - 903 (authentication and identification) and by Rules 1001 - 1008 (contents of writings, recordings and photograrules of evidence, which are copied verbatim or in substance by many state courts, the necessity of an original document for use a court evidence is covered mostly by Rules 901 - 903 (authentication and identification) and by Rules 1001 - 1008 (contents of writings, recordings and photograRules 901 - 903 (authentication and identification) and by Rules 1001 - 1008 (contents of writings, recordings and photograRules 1001 - 1008 (contents of writings, recordings and photographs).

To ensure that covered health care providers may make disclosures of protected health information without individual authorization to employers when appropriate under federal and state laws addressing work - related injuries and illnesses or workplace medical surveillance, we include a new provision in the final rule.

These and other health insurance or provider programs operated by the federal government are subject to requirements placed on covered entities under this rule, including, but not limited to, those outlined in Section D of the impact analysis.

Some federal agencies and contractors of federal agencies that are covered entities under the privacy rules are subject to the Privacy Act.

If a federal law requires a covered entity to disclose a specific type of information, the covered entity would not need an authorization under § 164.508 to make the disclosure because the final rule permits covered entities to make disclosures that are required by law under § 164.512 (a).

Section 164.512 (e) addresses when a covered entity is permitted to disclose protected health information in response to requests for protected health information that are made in the course of judicial and administrative proceedings — for example, when a non-party health care provider receives a subpoena (under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 45 or similar provision) for medical records from a party to a law suit.

The commenter recommended stating that law enforcement officials may independently gather medical information, that such information would not be covered by these rules, and that it would continue to be covered under applicable state and federal access laws.

Under the rule's health oversight provision, covered entities can continue to disclose protected health information to public agencies for purposes such as analyzing the cost and quality of services provided by covered entities; evaluating the effectiveness of federal, state, and local public programs; examining trends in health insurance coverage of the population; and analyzing variations in access to health coverage among various segments of the population.