Commitment Diversion Sample Clauses
The Commitment Diversion clause allows a party to redirect or reallocate its contractual commitments under certain conditions. In practice, this means that if a party is unable to fulfill its original obligations—such as delivering goods or services—it may assign those responsibilities to another party or adjust the terms of performance, often with prior notice or consent. This clause is primarily used to provide flexibility in contract execution, ensuring that obligations can still be met even if circumstances change, thereby reducing the risk of breach and maintaining continuity in contractual relationships.
Commitment Diversion. The Grantee shall provide community-based programs and Residential Services (i.e., post- adjudication placements) as follows:
1. Grantee shall submit a Commitment Reduction Program Plan to the Department for its approval via the Grant Manager system. The Commitment Reduction Program Plan submitted by the Grantee is incorporated by reference into the requirements of the State Aid Grant. Any changes to the approved Commitment Reduction Program Plan submitted by the Grantee must first be approved by the Department in writing.