Adjustment of Service Fees. If Service Provider’s costs associated with the provision of a Transition Service increase due to an increase in the costs from a relevant Third Party Provider, Service Provider may, by written notice to Service Recipient, pass-through the increase to Service Recipient by adjusting the Service Fee accordingly. Upon request of Service Recipient, Service Provider shall provide reasonable evidence of the relevant increase of the costs of any Third Party Provider Agreement. For clarity, any such adjustment pursuant to this Section 4.1 shall only apply as from the date of the written notice provided by Service Provider but not retroactively; the Parties acknowledge and agree that any such adjustment pursuant to this Section 4.1 does not require an amendment of this Agreement (including the Transition Service Schedules) but will be set-out in a separate line item in the applicable Settlement Statements. Any cost increases incurred (or costs savings generated) by Service Provider in connection with a New Subcontracted Service shall not be passed-on to Service Recipient and shall not affect the Service Fee for the relevant Transition Service.
Adjustment of Service Fees i. Commencing April 1st, 2013, the Service Fees shall be adjusted, no more than once annually, for inflation. The adjustment shall be based on the mid-point between the average of the applicable public health care sector wage settlements for Edmonton, Alberta and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) Indicator "Alberta All-Items excluding Energy, excluding Tobacco and excluding Alcohol" for the previous fiscal year and such adjustment shall follow the guiding principles defined by the Statistics Canada methodology.
Adjustment of Service Fees. Subject to Section 3.2, to the extent that the Parties mutually agree to modify, amend, delete or add to the Services, or a Party terminates any Service in accordance with Section 2.3, the Appointed Representatives shall determine in good faith an equitable adjustment to the amounts paid by the Parties pursuant to Section 3.1.
