OFF-SHORE OPERATIONS Clause Samples
The OFF-SHORE OPERATIONS clause defines the rules and requirements that apply to activities conducted outside the territorial waters of a country, typically in marine environments. This clause often specifies safety standards, insurance obligations, and compliance with local and international regulations for operations such as drilling, construction, or transportation at sea. Its core function is to ensure that all parties understand and adhere to the unique legal, safety, and operational challenges associated with off-shore work, thereby reducing risks and clarifying responsibilities.
OFF-SHORE OPERATIONS. Group shall not itself nor directly or indirectly through another person or entity, undertake any functions, activities, or services in connection with the Agreement, the Blue Choice PPO Addendum or this MA PPO Addendum, including without limitation, storage of Medicare Member information, outside of the United States of America without the prior written consent of The Plan.
OFF-SHORE OPERATIONS. Downstream Entity shall not itself or through another person or entity undertake any functions, activities or services in connection with the Agreement that involves transmission or storage of Medicare Subscriber data outside of the United States of America or a territory without the prior written consent of Delegate. All off-shore operations conducted in connection with the Agreement with respect to Medicare Subscribers shall comply with Applicable Laws and the requirements of the Agreement. Downstream Entity shall cooperate with Delegate by providing Delegate with any information necessary in order to permit Medicare Plan Entities to submit any required attestations to CMS regarding such off-shore operations, with adequate basis for the same.
OFF-SHORE OPERATIONS. PRACTICE shall not itself nor directly or indirectly through another person or entity, undertake any functions, activities, or services in connection with this Agreement, including without limitation, storage of Member information, outside of the United States of America without the prior written consent of HMO, which consent may be withheld at HMO’s sole discretion.