Q275. If the Designated Representative (DR) or Alternate Designated Representative (ADR) changes at a facility but no Agents change, must the DR or ADR submit new a Notice of Delegation for each Agent?
A275. Yes, the individual DR or ADR delegates his or her own authority to an Agent. When the DR or ADR changes, their replacements must submit a new Notice of Delegation to identify their own Agents.
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