Evidence of Coverage Booklet on Contractor’s Website Sample Clauses

Evidence of Coverage Booklet on Contractor’s Website. During each year of this Agreement which carries over into a subsequent Plan Year, Contractor shall make the Evidence of Coverage booklet, including any documents referenced in the Evidence of Coverage, for the next benefit year available on Contractor’s website no later than the first day of the Open Enrollment Period provided that Contractor has received any revisions in the material that is to be included in the Evidence of Coverage from Covered California and the State Regulators in sufficient time to allow for posting on the first day of Open Enrollment. The Evidence of Coverage booklet for the then-current benefit year shall remain on Contractor’s website through December 31 of the then-current benefit year.
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Evidence of Coverage Booklet on Contractor’s Website. During each year of this Agreement which carries over into a subsequent Plan Year, Contractor shall make the Evidence of Coverage booklet, including any documents referenced in the EOC, for the next benefit year available on Contractor’s website no later than sixty (60) days prior to the plan’s coverage effective date provided that Contractor has received any revisions in the material that is to be included in the Evidence of Coverage from the Exchange and the applicable Regulator in sufficient time to allow for posting. The Evidence of Coverage booklet for the then-current benefit year shall remain on Contractor’s website through the Plan Year coverage end date.
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