Recused Entities Sample Clauses
The 'Recused Entities' clause defines which parties or entities are excluded from participating in certain decisions, actions, or processes due to a conflict of interest or other disqualifying factors. In practice, this clause typically identifies specific individuals, companies, or affiliates who must abstain from voting, deliberating, or influencing outcomes where their impartiality could be compromised. By clearly outlining who is recused and under what circumstances, the clause helps maintain fairness and integrity in decision-making, preventing conflicts of interest and ensuring that outcomes are not unduly influenced by interested parties.
Recused Entities. Subrecipient acknowledges and represents that it is aware that certain persons and/or entities (the “Recused Entities”) are expressly prohibited by contract and under the express terms of Section III. C., of the FSEP from participating in the implementation of any FSEP project, program, or activity, including the Project that is the subject of this Agreement. Subrecipient acknowledges and agrees that to the extent it contracts, whether directly or indirectly, with any such Recused Entity for the performance of work under this Agreement, the Subrecipient does so solely at its own risk and any costs incurred by the Subrecipient related to work performed by a Recused Entity shall be ineligible for cost reimbursement.