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Grandfather Clause
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Grandfather Clause
Any policy or rule that exempts a group of individuals, organizations, or drugs from meeting new standards or regulations—e.g., when a new subspecialty board in internal medicine is created, the physicians practising in that area may be ‘grandfathered’ into the subspecialty and not required to meet residency or other educational requirements

grandfather clause
Any policy or rule that exempts a group of individuals, organizations, or drugs, from meeting new standards or regulations; eg when a new subspecialty board in internal medicine is created, the physicians practicing in that area may be 'grandfathered' into the subspecialty and not required to meet residency or other educational requirements


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Deputy Chief Demers estimated it would cost between $75,000 to $100,000 to install automatic water sprinklers in the apartment complex, but because the complex has grandfather rights, it is not required to install them.
We have an agreement with Australia, New Zealand, Canada and other Commonwealth countries which allows Grandfather Rights for anyone to come to Britain and work for up to four years.
Licensees have until August 6 to convert or vary their licences but if they fail to do so, they lose their so-called grandfather rights and must re-apply.
 
 
 
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