Common use of 2Termination Clause in Contracts

2Termination. 33.2. 1The Authority may at any time terminate this Agreement by notice in writing if: (a) subject to six month notice, the Authority's funding constraints are such that it can no longer afford to maintain all the agreements it has in place for the purchase of secure accommodation; (b) the Authority has assessed that the children are at risk or the placement is unsafe. This will be in the following circumstances: (i) where continuing registration as a Children's Home is in doubt or a decision to suspend registration is pending; (ii) licensing as a secure unit is in doubt or a decision to suspend the licence is pending; (iii) there is the consideration of the imposition of conditions on licensing; and (iv) if registration or licence are cancelled or conditions are imposed that limit the Authority 's ability to place a Young Person (for example issues identified during an Inspection give Authority sufficient cause for concern (c) where the Authority has reasonably deemed Young People to be at risk and has suspended placements and/or removed Young People from the establishment (d) a policy change in the Authority results in a reduction in its ability to continue to purchase beds; and (e) any change in Regulatory Requirements results in the Authority no longer being able to purchase beds or such purchase is restricted. The contract termination notice will include: (i) states the date by which, the contract with the Provider will be terminated; (ii) the number of places and bed-nights the notice applies to; and (iii) the date the young people are expected to be removed and the date payment will cease. 33.2. 2Where 28.2(a), (c), (d) or (e) applies then the Authority will issue a contract termination notice at least 6 months prior to the date of the end of the contract to the Providers Representative.

2Termination. 33.2. 1The Authority may at any time terminate this Agreement by notice in writing if: (a) subject to six month notice, the Authority's funding constraints are such that it can no longer afford to maintain all the agreements it has in place for the purchase of secure accommodation; (b) the Authority has assessed that the children are at risk or the placement is unsafe. This will be in the following circumstances: (i) where continuing registration as a Children's Home is in doubt or a decision to suspend registration is pending; (ii) licensing as a secure unit is in doubt or a decision to suspend the licence is pending; (iii) there is the consideration of the imposition of conditions on licensing; and (iv) if registration or licence are cancelled or conditions are imposed that limit the Authority 's ability to place a Young Person (for example issues identified during an Inspection give Authority sufficient cause for concern (c) where the Authority has reasonably deemed Young People to be at risk and has suspended placements and/or removed Young People from the establishment (d) a policy change in the Authority results in a reduction in its ability to continue to purchase beds; and (e) any change in Regulatory Requirements results in the Authority no longer being able to purchase beds or such purchase is restricted. The contract termination notice will include: (i) states the date by which, the contract with the Provider will be terminated; (ii) the number of places and bed-nights the notice applies to; and (iii) the date the young people are expected to be removed and the date payment will cease. 33.2. 2Where 28.2(a), (c), (d) or (e) applies then the Authority will issue a contract termination notice at least 6 months prior to the date of the end of the contract to the Providers Representative.