Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration Clause Samples

The Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration clause requires parties to disclose any significant relationships with third parties that may impact the agreement. In practice, this means each party must identify and inform the other of any external entities—such as subcontractors, affiliates, or key suppliers—that are crucial to fulfilling their contractual obligations. By mandating this transparency, the clause helps prevent conflicts of interest and ensures all parties are aware of dependencies that could affect performance or risk under the contract.
Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration. 7 [Check one] ☒ Not Applicable. ☐ The Governing Body or School has a contractual relationship with a third-party entity or individual that is a foundational element to the implementation of the School’s Mission or educational program. That third party is and provides the following service to the School . The School has provided the required documentation related to this relationship as set forth in the PEC Procedures (Document A.6).
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Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration. (Strike if not applicable) The GOVERNING BOARD or School has a relationship that is essential to the implementation of the School’s mission or educational program with . The agreement governing the relationship between the School and is provided in Document 8.
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Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration. 6 ☒ Not Applicable.
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Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration. 6 The Governing Body or School has a contractual relationship with New Mexico School for the Arts-Art Institute (NMSA-AI) that is a foundational element to the implementation of the School’s Mission and educational program and assists the School in meeting the statutory and regulatory
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Essential Third Party Relationship Declaration. 7 [Check one] ☒ Not Applicable. ☐ The Governing Body or School has a contractual relationship with a third-party entity or individual that is a foundational element to the implementation of the School’s Mission or 5 The School may request that the enrollment cap or grade levels be amended by submitting an amendment form. (Current PEC Procedure Form A.3 and A.4) 6 The School may request that the location of the School be amended by submitting an amendment form. (Current PEC Procedure Form A.7 and 8.) 7 The School may request that the contractual relationship information be amended by submitting an amendment form. (Current PEC Procedure Form A.6.) educational program. That third party is and provides the following service to the School . The School has provided the required documentation related to this relationship as set forth in the PEC Procedures (Document A.6).
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