Transfer Support Activities Sample Clauses

Transfer Support Activities. 16.1 6 (six)months prior to expiry or within 10 (ten) Working Days of issue of notice of termination, the SERVICE PROVIDER shall assist the STATE BANK OF INDIA or Replacement SERVICE PROVIDER to develop a viable exit transition plan which shall contain details of the tasks and responsibilities required to enable the transition from the Services provided under this Agreement to the Replacement SERVICE PROVIDER or the STATE BANK OF INDIA, as the case may be.
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Transfer Support Activities. 16.1 6 (six) months prior to expiry or within 10 (ten) Working Days of issue of notice of termination, Service Provider shall assist the Bank or Replacement SERVICE PROVIDER to develop a viable exit transition plan which shall contain details of the tasks and responsibilities required to enable the transition from the Services provided under this Agreement to the Replacement SERVICE PROVIDER or the Bank, as the case may be.
Transfer Support Activities. 13. The Grant Recipient shall co-operate with all reasonable requests made by either the Authority or a successor relating to the Funded Activities transition arrangements. The Authority and the Grant Recipient shall discuss the implementation plan for the transition of the activities to either the Authority or a Successor body.
Transfer Support Activities. 12.1 The Operator shall co-operate with all reasonable requests made by either the Authority or a New Operator relating to transition arrangements. The Authority and the Operator shall discuss the plan for the transition of the service provision to either the Authority or a New Operator.
Transfer Support Activities. The Grant Recipient shall co-operate with all reasonable requests made by either the Authority or a successor relating to the Funded Activities transition arrangements. The Authority and the Grant Recipient shall discuss the implementation plan for the transition of the activities to either the Authority or a Successor body. ANNEX 10: STATE AID Part 1: DE-MINIMIS AID The Grant is awarded as de-minimis aid in accordance with the EU de-minimis regulation, which enables the Grant Recipient to receive up to a maximum level of aid without this constituting an unlawful state aid. The permitted level of aid is currently €200,000 per undertaking over three consecutive fiscal years. The Grant Recipient acknowledges and accepts that the de minimis limit comprises the total amount of de minimis aid the Grant Recipient may receive from the state during that period [or the specified period or previous 3 fiscal year period]. That aid will include aid relating to other projects, aid provided by other public authorities and their agents, and aid other than grants (for instance, foregone interest on loans). The award of this Grant will be conditional upon its compliance with all the relevant conditions for the EU de-minimis regulation and the Grant Recipient providing the Authority with the de-minimis declaration form confirming how much de minimis state aid, if any, it has received in the current and previous 2 year fiscal period. The Authority may not pay the Grant Recipient the Grant if, added to any previous de minimis aid the Grant Recipient has received during the current and last two fiscal years, the Grant causes Grant Recipient to exceed the de minimis limit. For the purposes of that declaration: the fiscal year is the fiscal year used by its business; and de minimis aid is aid granted to a single undertaking, which may include legal entities separate to Grant Recipient (such as current or former subsidiaries). The Grant Recipient must retain the Grant Funding Agreement and the completed de minimis declaration and produce it on request by the European Commission. The Authority may, at any time, supply information on this Grant to any other public authority or agency, including the European Commission, asking for information on de minimis aid. The Grant Recipient acknowledges that it is Grant Recipient’s responsibility to read the de minimis Regulation in its entirety, and seek advice (including legal advice) on its application to Grant Recipient’s business if appr...
Transfer Support Activities. 13. The Grant Recipient shall co-operate with all reasonable requests made by either the Authority or a successor relating to the Funded Activities transition arrangements. The Authority and the Grant Recipient shall discuss the implementation plan for the transition of the activities to either the Authority or a Successor body. ANNEX 10: STATE AID (OPTIONAL) [NOTE: The drafting in this Annex 10 reflects the current status of state aid law in the UK. GLD will consider whether these provisions need to be reviewed following the UK’s exit from the UK].

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