Registration and Authentication Sample Clauses

Registration and Authentication. The Unit Agent, on behalf of the Issuers, shall number and register the Unit Certificates in a register as they are issued by the Issuers. Unit Certificates shall be manually authenticated by the Unit Agent and shall not be valid for any purpose unless so authenticated. The Unit Agent shall, upon written instructions of the Issuers in the form of an officers' certificate signed by an Officer (who must either be the principal executive officer, principal financial officer or principal accounting officer) (an "Officers' Certificate") specifying the number of Units to be authenticated, the date of such Units, and such

Registration and Authentication. The Unit Agent, on behalf of the Company, shall number and register the Unit Certificates in a register as they are issued by the Company. Unit Certificates shall be manually authenticated by the Unit Agent and shall not be valid for any purpose unless so authenticated. The Unit Agent shall, upon written instructions of an Officer of the Company specifying the number of Units to be authenticated, whether the Units are to be Global Units or Definitive Units, the date of such Units, and such other information as the Unit Agent may request, initially authenticate and deliver not more than 49,086 Units and shall thereafter authenticate and deliver Units as otherwise provided in this Agreement.

Registration and Authentication. 4.1 Client agrees to comply with the requirements of the Identity Provider Policy, Identity Provider Standard and Specification as amended from time to time. 4.2 Client will establish Registration and Authentication processes for its End Users which comply with eHealth Ontario’s requirements for the collection of End User information as set out in the Identity Provider Policy and Identity Provider Standard. Client will ensure that all Credentials that it issues and all identities and attributes related to such Credentials meet the requirements in the Identity Provider Standard, Identity Provider Policy and Specifications. 4.3 It is the sole responsibility of Client to ensure that only those End Users who attain and maintain the required assurance level (as set out in the Identity Provider Policy and Identity Provider Standard) and have a need to access the Federation receive Authentication as eHealth Ontario disclaims any responsibility or liability for the Authentication of End Users. 4.4 Client will provide to eHealth Ontario the Credentials it uses for each and every End User that seeks access to the Federation, in compliance with the Specifications. Client represents and warrants that any and all End User information provided to eHealth Ontario is accurate and valid. eHealth Ontario will be permitted to disclose such information to parties within the Federation to the extent necessary for the purpose of or in connection with access to the Federation. 4.5 Client will retain all information related to the Identity Services, including End User information and all logs, for the retention periods set out in the Identity Provider Standard. 4.6 Upon notice, Client will disclose to eHealth Ontario such End User information and logs collected or created by Client for Registration and Authentication as may be requested by eHealth Ontario. 4.7 Client is solely responsible for ensuring it has the rights necessary and required under Applicable Laws to disclose the Credentials, End User information, identities, attributes and logs to eHealth Ontario. Client will provide all assistance that eHealth Ontario reasonably requests in regard to any concerns or complaints received by eHealth Ontario relating to the collection, use or disclosure of any of the above and related to the Identity Services provided under this Schedule. 4.8 Client is solely responsible for establishing the scope of authority for each of its Representatives who performs tasks related to the Registr...