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When deciding whether to submit an amendment or submit a new protocol, consider the following: Do the proposed changes alter the research hypotheses? Is there a change in the study purpose and/or aims? If the basic research question remains intact, then a new application may not be warranted.
For example, if the only changes involve substituting one questionnaire another similar questionnaire or adding different stimuli of the same type, then submitting an amendment is likely to be the best course of action.
When proposing changes to an existing study, it is important to consider whether the changes may warrant submission of a new protocol rather than an amendment. It is a misconception that adding an amendment to an existing study will be easier and faster than submitting a new application. RCS and the IRB must examine any amendment using the same review criteria and standards as a new submission. An amendment that results in an overly long application with many inconsistencies and/or the inclusion of information and documents that are no longer relevant can be confusing to reviewers. In some cases, a new application which is current and consistent will be easier to review and faster to approve.
If the protocol is not intended as longitudinal research and has been active for several years, the information within the protocol can become inaccurate as institutional policies, lab settings, and research personnel change. A new application may be appropriate. Protocols that have been open for an extended period may include irrelevant ...
The IRB must assess the risks and benefits of the research and balance the risks of the research against the benefits.
An amendment in MUN is a change in the text of a draft resolution designed to modify the content. Amendments in MUN can also be used as a tool to alter another draft resolution, or your own, at some point before the final vote. A MUN amendment is when you: Add a new clause. Remove a clause.
It is usually necessary for resolutions to have a couple of amendments passed to allow changes that will placate other blocs in the committee, improve pieces of legislation or otherwise attack a resolution. In MUN these reasons are much the same.
In MUN, there is a tendency to skip over amendments as unnecessary parts of resolutions. The idea is, “let’s hash out our ideas in resolution writing, and skip the need for amendments”. Whilst this is an honorable attempt at consensus, it misses some of the point of different blocs writing stronger documents in their own interests ...
They are vital for many reasons chief among which is adapting old documents to the modern age, such as amending the UN charter to expand the Security Council.
How to Submit an Amendment. Generally, submitting an amendment is done via email, but can also be done by paper, depending on the chairs preference. It is important to note on each submission the number of the amendments (or suggested number) and which resolution it is amending, along with signatories.
An unfriendly amendment is a change that one, or more, of the resolution’s sponsors, do not agree with.#N #For an unfriendly amendment to be accepted for debate, it will need a certain percentage of the committee to sign off on it (the Rules of Procedure should state the percentage needed).
If an amendment author introduces it as a friendly amendment and all of the resolution’s sponsors agree to it, the amendment will automatically become a part of the resolution. There is usually nothing too controversial about friendly amendments.
Filers can check the status of a paper or electronically filed Form 1040-X Amended Return using the Where's My Amended Return (WMAR) online tool or the toll-free telephone number 866-464-2050 three weeks after filing the return. Both tools are available in English and Spanish.
Some amended returns take longer than 16 weeks for several reasons. Delays may occur when the return needs further review because it: 1 Has errors 2 Is incomplete 3 Isn't signed 4 Is returned to you requesting more information 5 Includes a Form 8379, Injured Spouse Allocation 6 Is affected by identity theft or fraud
For electronically filed Amended Returns: If an amount in a field on the Form 1040 or 1040-SR is blank, then the corresponding field on the Form 1040-X must also be left blank. If there is a zero in a field on the Form 1040 or 1040-SR, then the corresponding field on the Form 1040-X must also contain a zero.
Can I file my Amended Return electronically? If you need to amend your 2019 or 2020 Forms 1040 or 1040-SR you can now file the Form 1040-X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return electronically using available tax software products.