Provision and Scope of Retiree Medical Benefits Sample Clauses

Provision and Scope of Retiree Medical Benefits. A. On or Prior to Implementation Date. With respect to claims incurred on or prior to the Implementation Date, Retiree Medical Benefits for the Class and the Covered Group shall continue to be provided by the Ford Retiree Health Plan and the Existing External VEBA at the same level and scope as provided for by the Ford Retiree Health Plan and the Existing External VEBA under the Xxxxxxxx I Settlement Agreement, including Mitigation from the Existing External VEBA (for those entitled to it). The payment by Ford and/or the Ford Retiree Health Plan of Retiree Medical Benefits for claims incurred on or prior to the Implementation Date shall not reduce Ford’s payment obligations to the New Plan and the New VEBA under this Settlement Agreement.
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Provision and Scope of Retiree Medical Benefits. A. On and Before the Implementation Date. With respect to claims incurred on and before the Implementation Date, without regard to whether such claims were incurred before, on or after the execution of this Settlement Agreement, Retiree Medical Benefits for the Class and the Covered Group will be provided either by GM or New Co, as applicable, in accordance with the New Co Plan. Mitigation payments from the Existing External VEBA (for those entitled thereto) shall continue to apply during this period. As soon as reasonably practicable following the later of (a) July 1, 2009 or (b) receipt of necessary court approvals, the dental benefits provided by the Existing External VEBA shall terminate with respect to claims incurred after such date. The payment by New Co and/or the New Co Plan of Retiree Medical Benefits for claims incurred on and before the Implementation Date will not reduce New Co’s payment obligations to the New Plan and the New VEBA under this Settlement Agreement; but in no event shall New Co be responsible for payment of claims to the extent that such claims have been paid by GM or the GM Plan.
Provision and Scope of Retiree Medical Benefits. A. On and Before the Implementation Date. With respect to claims incurred on and before the Implementation Date, without regard to whether such claims were incurred before, on or after the execution of this Settlement Agreement, Retiree Medical Benefits for the Class and the Covered Group will be provided either by GM or [New Co], as applicable, in accordance with the [New Co] Plan. Mitigation payments from the Existing External VEBA (for those entitled thereto) shall continue to apply during this period. The payment by [New Co] and/or the [New Co] Plan of Retiree Medical Benefits for claims incurred on and before the Implementation Date will not reduce [New Co]’s payment obligations to the New Plan and the New VEBA under this Settlement Agreement; but in no event shall [New Co] be responsible for payment of claims to the extent that such claims have been paid by GM or the GM Plan.
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