Exclusivity of Joint Service Sample Clauses

Exclusivity of Joint Service. During the term of the Agreement, except asnecessary to serve Franchisee pre-existing clients during the implementation period under this Agreement or as provided for in Section 3(f), below, Franchisee will continue to be able to not provide Approved Services (as defined in the Franchise Agreement) staffed with its own care providers (i) in the cases of clients who have not been fully transferred onto the Care Platform, (ii) where the Approved Service is outside of the scope of the Joint Service, or (iii), in cases where Franchisee in good faith believes that the Care Platform has not, will not, cannot or is unlikely to provide the necessary level or timeliness of staffing or care required. Franchisee will, going forward,will exclusively promote and offer Approved Services within the scope of the Joint Service through the Joint Service, except where Franchisee, in good faith, believes that the Care Platform is unlikely to provide the necessary level or timeliness of staffing or care required. Franchisee will not otherwise partner withany other business, except HII franchisees, to provide the Approved Services within the scope of the Joint Service., Franchiseeand will only provide referrals for Approved Services within the scope of the Joint Service (i) to other HII franchisees, (ii) if the referral isthe extent they are not or is unlikely to be eligible for the Joint Service, or (iii) in cases where Franchisee, in good faith, believes that the Care Platform is unlikely to provide the necessary level or timeliness of staffing or care required and in accordance with the Franchise Agreement and the Franchise Operations Manual. Any agreements to be executed by clients of the Joint Service shall be in forms reviewed and approved by the Association.
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