Changes

'''Ongoing:''' activities can happen multiple times per stakeholder, on a recurring basis at some specific frequency throughout the analytical period. These impacts are assumed to occur at the end of each period. An example of an ongoing activity is stakeholders submitting a report to the government 3 times per year (and 3 times per year over 10 years means this activity would happen 30 times).

'''Ongoing:''' activities can happen multiple times per stakeholder, on a recurring basis at some specific frequency throughout the analytical period. These impacts are assumed to occur at the end of each period. An example of an ongoing activity is stakeholders submitting a report to the government 3 times per year (and 3 times per year over 10 years means this activity would happen 30 times).

'''Start Year'''

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Activities can occur any year on or after the registration period. the start year for a particular activity can be selected from a dropdown list. The list is determined by the  

The end year can be selected from a dropdown list and must be on or after the start year. It is determined by the Length of Analytical Period (Years) entered in the Initiative Details tab.

Similarly, you would select an end year, which can be any year after the start year or the end of the period. For activities that only occur in one year, you would select the same year as the start and end. This is different from the previous versions.

Unlike previous versions, the start and end of the analytical period are inclusive. This means impacts are calculated from the beginning of the selected start year to the end of the selected end year. Therefore, the number of years in the Analytical Period may appear one year less than a simple subtraction might indicate. For activities occurring in a single year, the start and end year will be the same.

Next, you would choose the affected stakeholder group, which is one of the groups listed on your stakeholder profile sheet.

Next, you would choose the affected stakeholder group, which is one of the groups listed on your stakeholder profile sheet.

Afterward, you would select the stakeholder type, specifying whether it applies to businesses, non-businesses, small businesses, or large businesses.

Afterward, you would select the stakeholder type, specifying whether it applies to businesses, non-businesses, small businesses, or large businesses.

Percent affected is the number of businesses impacted per year. If, for instance, you have 100 businesses for a particular stakeholder and only half of them are affected per year, you would indicate the percentage affected, in this case, 50%.

Percent affected is the number of businesses impacted per year. If, for instance, you have 100 businesses for a particular stakeholder and only half of them are affected per year, you would indicate the percentage affected, in this case, 50%.

Finally, you can choose whether it is a capital cost or a labor cost. Although it is unlikely for capital costs to be administrative, there is an option to do so. Keep in mind that a warning may be displayed, but you can proceed despite the warning.

Finally, you can choose whether it is a capital cost or a labor cost. Although it is unlikely for capital costs to be administrative, there is an option to do so. Keep in mind that a warning may be displayed, but you can proceed despite the warning.

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