Delegated Entity Clause Samples
The 'Delegated Entity' clause defines a party that is authorized to perform certain duties or obligations on behalf of another party under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies which responsibilities are delegated, the scope of the delegated authority, and any limitations or conditions attached to the delegation. For example, a service provider might delegate specific operational tasks to a subcontractor, who then becomes the Delegated Entity for those tasks. The core function of this clause is to clarify who is responsible for carrying out particular obligations, thereby ensuring accountability and transparency in the performance of the contract.
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Delegated Entity. Any party that enters into an agreement with Medica to provide administrative or health care services to Medica members or employers if such members or employers use Medica’s QHP products.
Delegated Entity. The term “Delegated Entity” shall mean a First Tier Entity with whom HPSM has contracted to perform specified delegated functions on HPSM’s behalf in accordance with state, local, and federal laws, rules, and guidelines, as well as in accordance with HPSM policies and procedures.
Delegated Entity. Any party that enters into an agreement with Newco to provide administrative or health care services to Newco Members or employers if such members or employers are qualified individuals or qualified employers under Newco’s QHP products.
Delegated Entity. Entity to which an activity is transferred through a contract. A Delegated Entity may be a first tear entity (contractor), a downstream entity (subcontractor) or a related entity. Delegated entities are commercial entities, not individuals.