Termination by STATE. An Enrollee’s coverage in the MCO may be terminated by the STATE for one of the following reasons:
Termination by STATE. State may terminate this Agreement effective upon delivery of written notice of termination to Recipient, or at such later date as may be established by State in such written notice, if:
Termination by STATE. An Enrollee’s coverage in the MCO may be terminated by the STATE for one of the following reasons: Required termination includes: The Enrollee becomes ineligible for Medical Assistance; The Enrollee’s basis of eligibility changes and no longer meets enrollment criteria in section 3.1.1; The Enrollee moves out of the MCO’s Service Area and the MMIS county of residence is updated per eligibility policy; For MSHO, the Enrollee becomes ineligible for Medicare Part A or Part B; The Enrollee’s MA Plan application is rejected by CMS or cancelled by the Beneficiary before the effective date. For MSHO enrollment, the Beneficiary will be re-enrolled in MSC+ retroactively, and the capitation will be re-processed; For MSHO, for non-payment of Medical Spenddown if the Enrollee does not pay the Medical Spenddown in full for three (3) months directly to the State as described in section 3.1.1(G)(1)(c). The Enrollee will not be allowed to re-enroll in MSHO after termination for non-payment unless all past due Medical Spenddowns are paid in full and the Enrollee no longer has a Medical Spenddown at the time of application; The Enrollee changes MCOs without cause pursuant to 42 CFR §438.56(c) within ninety (90) days following the Enrollee’s initial enrollment with the MCO. For counties where the MCO is the only choice, the Enrollee cannot disenroll, but may change Primary Care Providers pursuant to section 3.1.2(M). The enrollee may change MCOs pursuant to 42 CFR § 438.56 and Minnesota Rules, Part 9500.1453 because of problems with access, service delivery, or other good cause; For MSC+, pursuant to Minnesota Rules, Part 9500.1453, subpart 5, the Enrollee elects to change MCOs once during the first year of initial enrollment in the MCO or during the first sixty (60) days after a change in enrollment from an MCO that is no longer participating; The Enrollee elects to change MCOs due to substantial travel time or Local Agency error, pursuant to Minnesota Rules, Part 9500.1453, subparts 7 and 8; The Enrollee elects to change MCOs during an annual open enrollment period, pursuant to Minnesota Rules, Part 9500.1453, subpart 5; or the Enrollee misses the opportunity to change during the annual health-plan selection period due to disenrollment; or for MSHO, monthly, pursuant to section 3.1.2(G); and The Enrollee elects to change MCOs within one hundred twenty (120) days following notice of a Material Modification of the MCO’s Provider network under section 3.6.14(A); Incarceratio...
Termination by STATE. (1) The State may terminate this Agreement at any time by notice to the Retailer, if:
Termination by STATE. The State may terminate this Agreement at any time by notice to the Retailer, if: the Retailer is or becomes bankrupt or insolvent, enters into voluntary administration or makes any arrangement with its creditors or takes advantage of any statute for the relief of insolvent debtors; the Retailer’s retailer authorisation for electricity under the National Energy Retail Law (Queensland) is transferred, surrendered or revoked; or the Retailer is in breach of a material provision of this Agreement, where, subject to clause 16.1(2), that breach: if capable of being remedied, is not remedied within the period (being a reasonable period, but in any event not less than 5 Business Days of notice of the breach or, if the dispute resolution process in clause 17.1 and 17.2 has been implemented, 5 Business Days of the conclusion of the mediation) specified in a notice by the State, or is not capable of being remedied. If the Retailer believes it will not be able to remedy the breach within the time specified in the notice under clause 16.1(1)(c)(i), the Retailer must provide the State, within 5 Business Days of the notice or conclusion of the mediation, a proposed action plan for remedying the breach within 20 Business Days or such other period agreed with the State. The parties will discuss the proposed action plan in good faith and, if the parties agree an action plan within 10 Business Days of the Retailer submitting the proposed action plan to the State, the State must not terminate this agreement under clause 16.1(1)(c)(i) for that breach unless: the Retailer fails to remedy the breach within the time agreed in the action plan; or the Retailer fails to take reasonable steps to ensure that the Retailer will remedy the breach within the time agreed in the action plan.
Termination by STATE. State may cancel this Contract at any time, with or without cause, upon 60 days’ written notice to Contractors. Upon termination, Contractors will be entitled to payment, determined pursuant to the payment structure as set forth in Section 4.2.3, for services or goods satisfactorily performed or delivered, including but not limited to services or goods in progress of being rendered at the time notice of cancellation of the Contract. For purposes of this Contract, Contractors shall complete testing of all Specimens and be compensated for same for which a test code has been used notwithstanding the cancellation notice but shall not, unless directed otherwise by State, register/process any new test codes after the date of any such cancellation notice. Contractors must continue to process insurance reimbursements for all Tests completed during this process. Contractors will be obligated to use reasonable efforts to mitigate costs and expenses associated with winding down their operations under this Agreement and to re-use such reagents and components of unused Tests. In the event that Contractors have costs and expenses associated with winding down their operations under this Contract after using mitigation efforts as set forth herein for a period of sixty (60) days after the effective date of the termination of this Contract, State will reimburse Contractors reasonable and documented expenses and costs for wind down operation as set forth in Exhibit E using the Contingency Budget.
Termination by STATE. Should the State terminate the Agreement with the City for cause related to an action or lack of action of the Subrecipient, the Subrecipient shall repay to the City all grant funds provided to the Subrecipient under this agreement within twenty (20) days of the notice of termination. Cause is defined in the following ways by the State:
Termination by STATE. The State may terminate this Agreement at any time by notice to the Retailer, if: the Retailer is or becomes bankrupt or insolvent, enters into voluntary administration or makes any arrangement with its creditors or takes advantage of any statute for the relief of insolvent debtors; the Retailer’s Retail Authority under the Gas Supply Act is suspended, revoked or terminated; or the Retailer is in material breach of a provision of this Agreement, where, subject to clause (2), that breach:
Termination by STATE. An Enrollee’s coverage in the MCO may be terminated by the STATE for one of the following reasons: Required termination includes: The Enrollee becomes ineligible for Medical Assistance. The Enrollee’s basis of eligibility changes and no longer meets the enrollment criteria for SNBC; The Enrollee moves out of the MCO’s Service Area and the MMIS county of residence is updated per eligibility policy. The Enrollee becomes ineligible for Medicare Part A or Part B. If the Enrollee loses eligibility for both Parts A and B but remains eligible for Medical Assistance, the Enrollee remains eligible for SNBC. The Enrollee does not pay the Medical Spenddown in full for three months directly to the STATE. The Enrollee will not be allowed to re-enroll in SNBC after termination for non-payment unless all past due Medical Spenddowns are paid in full and the Enrollee no longer has a Medical Spenddown at the time of application. The SNBC SNP Enrollee elects to change MCOs as described in 42 CFR § 422.62 (election of coverage for Medicare Advantage plan.) The Enrollee reaches the age of sixty-five (65).
Termination by STATE. The State shall have the right to terminate this Agreement without cause as of the end of calendar years 2006, 2011, and 2016 upon not less than six (6) months written notice to BIW. If the State elects to terminate this Agreement other than for cause, then for ninety (90) days following the effective date of such termination, BIW shall have the right to purchase the Dry Dock at a price of One Million Six Hundred Sixty-Seven Thousand Dollars ($1,667,000). If such right is not exercised, BIW shall have no further right to purchase the Dry Dock and the State shall have no further obligation to offer the same to BIW.
