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IFTA 101. The Amendment Process. Who may Submit a Proposal. The IFTA Articles of Agreement, R1600 provides that the following may propose amendments to the IFTA Articles of Agreement Procedures Manual or Audit Manual:. Any Member Jurisdiction. Committees: Agreement Procedures/Audit/
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IFTA 101 Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.
The Amendment Process Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.
Who may Submit a Proposal The IFTA Articles of Agreement, R1600 provides that the following may propose amendments to the IFTA Articles of Agreement Procedures Manual or Audit Manual: Any Member Jurisdiction Committees: Agreement Procedures/Audit/ Law Enforcement/Program Compliance Review/ Clearinghouse Advisory The IFTA, Inc. Board of Trustees Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.
Sponsors submit Proposals Proposals distributed for comment period Proposals discussed at Annual Business Meeting Sponsors review proposals and may submit revisions Proposals distributed for second comment period Sponsors review and may submit revisions Ballots distributed for vote All comments and votes are submitted through IFTA, Inc. website The Ballot Process Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.
Full Track Proposals First comment period- 45 days Sponsor review after ABM(unless moved to short track at the ABM) - 45 days Second comment period - 45 days Voting Period - 60 days Ballot Time Frames Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.
Short Track Proposals First comment period(if received prior to the ballot deadline) - 30 days Sponsor review after ABM(provided the ballot received the sufficient number of votes to move forward) - 30 days Second comment period - 30 days Voting Period - 30 days Ballot Time Frames Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.
Full Track Ballot Proposals Full track ballot proposals may be moved to short track – must receive an affirmative vote of ¾ of the member jurisdictions to move to short track – if not, ballot stays on full track and moves forward Short Track Ballot Proposals Short track ballot proposals must receive an affirmative vote of ¾ of the member jurisdictions to continue on the short track – if not, ballot proposal dies Annual Business Meeting Protocol Managed by the International Fuel Tax Association, Inc.