Where DHS Clause Samples
The 'Where DHS' clause defines the specific circumstances or locations in which the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is involved or has authority under the agreement. In practice, this clause may outline the physical sites, jurisdictions, or operational contexts where DHS personnel, resources, or oversight are applicable, such as federal facilities, border checkpoints, or designated emergency zones. Its core function is to clearly delineate the scope of DHS's involvement, ensuring all parties understand when and where DHS's rights, responsibilities, or interventions are triggered, thereby preventing jurisdictional confusion and promoting operational clarity.
Where DHS. Assessment Services or the Ongoing Support Assessor agrees that the Participant's previous Current Assessment is inappropriate, DHS Assessment Services or the Ongoing Support Assessor will take appropriate action in relation to the Participant and, unless DHS Assessment Services or the Ongoing Support Assessor Exits the Participant or provides a new Current Assessment of the Participant under which the Provider must provide Program Services to the Participant, the Provider must perform a Provider Exit of the Participant.