COVERAGE PROGRAMS Clause Samples

The COVERAGE PROGRAMS clause defines the specific insurance or benefit programs that are provided under the agreement. It typically outlines which types of coverage—such as health, dental, vision, or life insurance—are included, and may specify eligibility criteria, enrollment procedures, or the scope of benefits available to participants. By clearly listing and describing the available programs, this clause ensures that all parties understand what protections or benefits are being offered, thereby preventing misunderstandings and setting clear expectations regarding coverage.
COVERAGE PROGRAMS. (a) The Authority shall maintain such types and levels of coverage for Programs as determined by the Board of Directors. Such coverage may provide for binding arbitration before an independent arbitration panel of any disputes concerning coverage between the Authority and a Member. (b) The coverage afforded under one or more Programs may include protection for general liability, auto liability, property, boiler and machinery, public officials errors and omissions, employment practices, employee benefits liability coverage, employee dishonesty coverage, public officials personal liability coverage and workers’ compensation, as well as coverage for other risks which the Board of Directors may determine to be advisable. More than one type of coverage may be afforded under a single Program. (c) The Board of Directors may arrange for group policies to be issued for Members, their board members and employees interested in obtaining additional coverage, at an appropriate additional cost to those participating Members. (d) The Board of Directors may arrange for the purchase of Excess or Re-Insurance. The Authority shall not be liable to any Member or to any other person or organization if such excess or reinsurance policies are terminated, canceled or non-renewed without prior notice to one or more Members, or if there is a reduction in the type of coverage afforded under a program by reason of any change in coverage in a succeeding excess or reinsurance policy, even if such reduction occurs without prior notice to one or more Members.
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COVERAGE PROGRAMS. The Board or Executive Committee may adopt such Coverage Programs as it deems necessary to further the goals of its Members. All Coverage Programs shall be defined by a Memorandum(s) of Coverage; insurance policy(ies), or document(s) with a copy provided to each Member.
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COVERAGE PROGRAMS. FRMS shall maintain such types and levels of coverage for Coverage Programs as determined by the Board of Directors. The coverage afforded under one or more Coverage Programs may include protection for workers’ compensation liability, employment health and welfare benefits, and any other risks which the Board of Directors may determine to be advisable. More than one type of coverage may be afforded under a single Coverage Program. FRMS shall describe the coverage and operation of each Coverage Program in writing utilizing documents such as Memorandums of Coverage, Master Program Documents, or other written policies and procedures. The Board of Directors may arrange for purchase of Excess or Re-insurance. FRMS shall not be liable to any Member or to any other person or organization if such excess or re-insurance policies are terminated, cancelled or non-renewed without prior notice to one or more Members, or if there is a reduction in the type or amounts of coverage afforded under a Coverage Program by reason of any change in coverage in a succeeding excess or re-insurance policy, even if such reduction occur without prior notice to one or more Members.
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COVERAGE PROGRAMS. All Parties to the Agreement shall participate in the Liability Coverage Program. Participation in any other Coverage Program is at the discretion of the Party. Each Coverage Program shall have a Master Program Document that describes the rights and duties of the Authority, the Member, and the process by which the Coverage Program will be administered.
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