Enrolment Increases Clause Samples
The 'Enrolment Increases' clause defines the terms under which the number of participants or users covered by an agreement can be raised during the contract period. Typically, it outlines the process for requesting additional enrolments, any notice requirements, and how pricing or fees will be adjusted to reflect the increased numbers. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of how to handle growth in participation, preventing disputes and facilitating smooth scaling of services or coverage.
Enrolment Increases. The President may authorize allotments lasting for a period of up to three (3) years to accommodate anticipated increases in enrolment or to respond to what are perceived to be purely temporary increases. Should such increases in enrolment be judged to be continuing by the 31st of October of the third year of their existence, such allotments shall be made permanent. If an allotment is not made permanent it shall be abolished as of the 31st of October of the third year of its existence. Should the President conclude that two (2) years was insufficient to establish whether the increased enrolments were purely of temporary phenomenon, allotments established under this clause may be continued to a maximum duration of five (5) years. At the end of the fourth year of their existence such allotment shall either be made permanent or abolished. If such an allotment is abolished, no similar allotment shall be made for a period of three (3) years. The Union shall be informed of all decisions relating to the duration of such allotments.
Enrolment Increases. The President may authorize allotments lasting for a period of up to three (3) years to respond to what are perceived to be purely temporary increases in enrolments. Should such increases in enrolment be judged to be continuing by the 31st of October of the third year of their existence, such allotments shall be made permanent. If an allotment is not made permanent it shall be abolished as of the 31st of October of the third year of its existence. Should the President conclude that two (2) years was insufficient to establish whether the increased enrolments were purely of temporary phenomenon, allotments established under this clause may be continued to a maximum duration of five
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