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We understand that. 11.1 You may terminate this agreement on the provision of six months’ notice to us and we can only guarantee future instalments of the grant as long as funds from the National Lottery and the European Union’s Structural Funds are available for this Programme and you continue to operate. 11.2 You will inform us if the exchange rate fluctuations affect the maximum level of ESF funding available. 11.3 You may share information about our grant with any parties of your choice as well as with members of the public who make a request for information under the Freedom of Information ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Details of the project may be broadcast on television, on your website, in newspapers and through other media. 11.4 You will not increase the grant if we spend more than the agreed budget. 11.5 You may suspend payment of the grant if you want to investigate any matters concerning the grant (or any other grants you have given to us). We understand that you accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that arises from a suspension even if the investigation finds no cause for concern. 11.6 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or part of the grant at your absolute discretion, in any of the following circumstances if: 11.6.1 We fail to meet any of these terms and conditions, or the terms and conditions attached to any other grants from you for which a Grant Agreement is still in force. 11.6.2 We completed the application form dishonestly or incorrectly or misleadingly. 11.6.3 We or any other person or organisation operating for us gave you any significantly misleading or inaccurate information, whether deliberate or accidental, during the application process, or during the period of the Grant Agreement. 11.6.4 Members of our governing body, volunteers or staff have offered, given or agreed to give any person any money or gifts to bring about this Grant Agreement or act at any time during the project dishonestly or negligently or in any way, directly or indirectly, to our detriment or to the detriment of our organisation or the project or to the detriment of your reputation. 11.6.5 Our organisation, members of our governing body, employees or volunteers are subject to an investigation or formal enquiry by the Police, Charity Commission, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, HM Revenue and Customs or other regulatory body. 11.6.6 Any other funder withdraws any part of the match funding we were offer...

We understand that a. The Mediator’s role is to facilitate our discussions during the mediation meetings. The Mediator will be under no obligation to discuss issues or proposals with the parties individually before or between mediation meetings. b. The mediation summary prepared after mediation is intended to help us to obtain legal advice. It is not a word for word report and will contain only what the Mediator considers are the key points from our discussions. Any changes to the mediation documents will only be made at the Mediator’s discretion and at the next appointment. It is a confidential and legally privileged document and cannot be referred to in the court process. c. It is sensible to think about obtaining independent legal advice from solicitors during and after the mediation is completed. We understand the Mediator can only provide factual information, not legal advice. We will notify any legal advisors acting for us of the appointment of the Mediator. d. The Mediator will end the mediation session if either of us asks, or if the Mediator thinks it is appropriate. e. If Family Matters prepares a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or Parenting Plan this is not a legally binding agreement. We understand that it is our responsibility to obtain legal advice on making any agreement legally enforceable through a Court Order or a Separation Agreement. f. When mediation meetings take place with the parties located in separate rooms or separate online meetings (‘shuttle mediation’) financial or other relevant data disclosed to the Mediator by one party will be shared by the Mediator with the other party. Family Matters Mediation is a trading name of Family Matters Mediate Ltd. Registered in England & Wales, Company ▇▇▇.▇▇ 8136490 Registered Office address as above. VAT Number 138 0920 20 Page 1 of 4 ADMINISTRATOR: - CM/AMCD

We understand that. 11.1 We accept that you may share information about our grant with any parties of your choice as well as with members of the public who make a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Details of the project may be broadcast on television, on your website, in newspapers and through other media. 11.2 You will not increase the grant if we spend more than the agreed budget. 11.3 You may suspend payment of the grant if you want to investigate any matters concerning the grant (or any other grants you have given to us). We understand that you accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that arise from a suspension even if the investigation finds no cause for concern. 11.4 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or part of the grant at your absolute discretion, in any of the following circumstances if: • We fail to meet any of these terms and conditions, or the terms and conditions attached to any other grants from you for which a Grant Agreement is still in force. • We completed the application form dishonestly or incorrectly or misleadingly. • We or any other person or organisation operating for us gave you any significantly misleading or inaccurate information, whether deliberate or accidental, during the application process, or during the period of the Grant Agreement. • Members of our governing body, volunteers or staff act at any time during the project dishonestly or negligently or in any way, directly or indirectly, to our detriment or to the detriment of our organisation or the project or to the detriment of your reputation. • Our organisation, members of our governing body, employees or volunteers are subject to an investigation or formal enquiry by the Police, Charity Commission, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, HM Revenue and Customs or other regulatory body. • We receive duplicate funding from any other source for the same or any part of the project. • We do not take positive steps to ensure equal opportunities in our own employment practices and the delivery of and access to our services. • There is a significant change of purpose, ownership or recipient, either during the project or within a reasonable period after its completion, so that you judge that the grant is unlikely to fulfil the purpose for which you made it. • At any stage of the application process or during the period of the Grant Agreement we do not let you have information...

We understand that. 1. If the Investment Loan is available, the amount available is dependent on the Net Cash Value of the policy and the timing and amount of premiums paid. (Please refer to your policy contract for complete details, including details of fund transfers to the Collateral Loan Account.) 2. A Collateral Loan Account will be created for the same amount as the Investment Loan and will be adjusted up or down as additional loans or loan repayments are made. 3. The loan interest rate is determined as outlined in the policy contract and must be paid at each policy anniversary. If the loan interest is not paid by the policy anniversary an additional loan, equal to the interest owed to us, will be made on your behalf. 4. The interest on the Collateral Loan Account will be paid on each policy anniversary that there is a positive balance in the Collateral Loan Account and the interest will be credited to the Daily Interest Account. 5. If at any time the Cash Value minus the amount of the Investment Policy Loan is less than the Monthly Deduction plus interest due on the policy loan, I will receive a notification from BMO Life Assurance Company (BMO Insurance) with an estimate of the minimum amount required to keep my policy in force until the next scheduled billing. Please note that the performance of your investment accounts may fluctuate and further deposits may be necessary.

We understand that a. The Mediator’s role is to facilitate our discussions during the mediation meetings. The Mediator will be under no obligation to discuss documents, issues in dispute, proposals or anything else other than scheduling of appointments with the parties individually before or in between mediation meetings, whether on the telephone, by email or in other forms of correspondence. b. The role of the Mediator is not to make findings of fact about matters that are in dispute between the parties. The mediator will remain impartial and neutral. c. The mediation summary prepared after mediation is intended to help us to obtain legal advice. It is a confidential and legally privileged document and cannot be referred to in the court process. It is not a word for word report and will contain only what the Mediator considers are the key points from our discussions. Any changes to the mediation documents will only be made at the Mediator’s discretion and at the next appointment. Family Matters Mediation is a trading name of Family Matters Mediate Ltd. Registered in England & Wales, Company Reg. No 8136490 Registered Office address as above. VAT Number 138 0920 20 Page 1 of 7 ADMINISTRATOR: - CM/AMCD d. It is sensible to think about obtaining independent legal advice from solicitors during and after the mediation is completed. We understand the Mediator can only provide factual information, not legal advice. We will notify any legal advisors acting for us of the appointment of the Mediator. e. The Mediator will end the mediation process if either of us asks, or if a person breaches the terms of this agreement, or if the Mediator believes it is for any reason not appropriate for it to continue. (Such reasons might include for example: either person behaving aggressively, or a safeguarding concern arising about a child or adult at risk of harm, or an accusation of bias against the Mediator, or the Mediator considers he or she is no longer able to assist in the resolution of the dispute. This is not an exhaustive list). The Mediator may not be able to share the reasons for withdrawing the service to maintain the confidentiality of both parties. Any refund of fees will be at the discretion of Family Matters f. If Family Matters prepares a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or Parenting Plan this is not a legally binding agreement. We understand that it is our responsibility to obtain legal advice on making any agreement legally enforceable through a Court Order or a Separation A...

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