Common use of Available Sanctions Clause in Contracts

Available Sanctions. In the event the PCEC determines, in accordance with the procedures outlined above, that a Participant has violated this Agreement, the PCEC has the authority to impose sanctions against the violating Participant, which may include – but is not limited to – the following: • Prohibition from membership in NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Prohibition from presenting or moderating at any meetings sponsored by NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Prohibition on receiving any research funding from NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Ban from SSFM, and possibly from other non- spine SF Match programs; • Publication of individually- identified sanctions by ▇▇▇▇, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Written reprimand or other letter outlining concerns, which may be published by NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS, or filed with the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, the American Board of Neurological Surgery, and/or the ACGME, or the equivalent certifying body for DO candidates or any other entity or individual the PCEC deems relevant, including potential employers of the violating participant; or • Any other sanctions that the PCEC deems relevant and proper. The above prohibitions and bans may be time-limited or permanent, at the discretion of the PCEC.

Available Sanctions. In the event the PCEC determines, in accordance with the procedures outlined above, that a Participant has violated this Agreement, the PCEC has the authority to impose sanctions against the violating Participant, which may include – but is not limited to – the following: •  Prohibition from membership in NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; •  Prohibition from presenting or moderating at any meetings sponsored by NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; •  Prohibition on receiving any research funding from NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; •  Ban from SSFM, and possibly from other non- spine SF Match programs; •  Publication of individually- identified sanctions by ▇▇▇▇NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; •  Written reprimand or other letter outlining concerns, which may be published by NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS, or filed with the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, the American Board of Neurological Surgery, and/or the ACGME, or the equivalent certifying body for DO candidates or any other entity or individual the PCEC deems relevant, including potential employers of the violating participant; or •  Any other sanctions that the PCEC deems relevant and proper. The above prohibitions and bans may be time-limited or permanent, at the discretion of the PCEC.