on March 17, 2017 at 6:55 AM

Voting Results - IRR CLM848 Increase Dependent Payee Relationship Birth Order Occurrences

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The voting period for this IRR has begun and will extend through 4/27/17. A ballot for this IRR was sent to the voting body via email on 4/7/17. The voting body is comprised of current IAIABC jurisdictional and EDI members in good standing. Each eligible organization is allowed one vote per IRR. It is the responsibility of the designated voter (or the alternate, if the designated voter is not available) to discuss the issue up for vote with all stakeholders within their organization and vote accordingly.

Business Requirement / Issue: Dependent/Payee Relationship Birth Order (DN0097) can only accommodate 9 occurrences.

Final Proposed Resolution: Increase the number of occurrences from 9 to 20 which matches the variable segment occurrences.

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on April 28, 2017 at 10:54 AM Picture for Gregg Lutz

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Voting for IRR CLM848 completed on Thursday, April 27, 2017. The proposed resolution to increase the number of occurrences from 9 to 20 to match the variable segment occurrences was approved along with the implementation timeline.

A total of 35 responses were received consisting of 32 Yes votes, 0 No votes and 3 Abstentions. Per the requirements of the IRR process, a two-thirds majority is needed for an IRR to be considered approved. The outcome of this vote exceeded the two-thirds requirement with 100% in favor of the proposed resolution.

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on April 7, 2017 at 11:04 AM Picture for Gregg Lutz

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Voting Notice: The voting period for this IRR has begun and will extend through 4/27/17.

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