Common use of Administrative Discharge Clause in Contracts

Administrative Discharge. This discharge implies neither success nor failure in the reentry program. Reasons a program participant being administratively discharged from the Program include, but are not limited to: o A medical or mental health condition which prohibits a program participant from participation in the Program; o A determination that the program participant is not in need of reentry services; o Program participant is no longer interested in receiving reentry services; o End of the program participant’s sentence; o Death of the program participant; or o Other approved reasons outside of the control of the program participant or Program and unrelated to Program compliance. • The decision to administratively discharge a program participant must be made by the primary case manager. The supporting rationale must be clearly documented in the PBC selected case management database.

Administrative Discharge. This discharge implies neither success nor failure in the reentry program. Reasons for a program participant being administratively discharged from the Program include, but are not limited to: o A medical or mental health condition which prohibits a program participant from participation in the Program; o A determination that the program participant is not in need of reentry services; o Program participant is no longer interested in receiving reentry services; o End of the program participant’s sentence; o Death of the program participant; or o Other approved reasons outside of the control of the program participant or Program and unrelated to Program compliance. • The decision to administratively discharge a program participant must be made by the primary case manager. The supporting rationale must shall be clearly documented in the PBC selected case management database.

Administrative Discharge. This discharge implies neither success nor failure in the reentry program. Reasons for a program participant being administratively discharged from the Program include, but are not limited to: o A medical or mental health condition which prohibits a program participant from participation in the Program; o A determination that the program participant is not in need of reentry services; o Program participant is no longer interested in receiving reentry services; o End of the program participant’s sentence; o Death of the program participant; or o Other approved reasons outside of the control of the program participant or Program and unrelated to Program compliance. • The decision to administratively discharge a program participant must be made by the primary case manager. The supporting rationale must be clearly documented in the PBC selected case management database.