Insurance Selection Sample Clauses
The Insurance Selection clause defines the process and criteria by which parties determine the types and amounts of insurance coverage required for a contract or project. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for obtaining insurance, the minimum coverage limits, and any specific policy endorsements needed, such as general liability or professional indemnity. By clearly specifying insurance obligations, the clause helps ensure that all parties are adequately protected against potential risks and liabilities, thereby reducing disputes and financial exposure in the event of loss or damage.
Insurance Selection. The Board will have the right to select and change the health/dental insurance carrier(s) or plan(s) or to provide health/dental insurance through a self- insurance plan provided the benefits remain substantially the same. Prior to any change in the provider(s) or the plan(s), the Association will be afforded a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed change(s) and to make recommendations. No change(s) to the plan(s) will be made during the life of this Agreement without the approval of the Association, provided, however, that the Association will not unreasonably withhold its approval.
Insurance Selection. Prior to any change in the provider(s) or the plan(s), the Association will be afforded a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed change(s) and to make recommendations thereon through its representative serving as an advisory member of any group or committee formed by the Board and the teachers’ Association (MEA) for such purpose(s). This paragraph is not intended to afford the Association the right to participate in contract negotiations between the MEA and the Board. However, should changes in the insurance plan(s) or provider(s) be part of such negotiations, the Board shall provide this Association a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed change(s) and make recommendations thereon outside the MEA negotiations process.