Baseline Fee definition

Baseline Fee means, for each telecast of each episode of a Program, the applicable amount in the following table, based on the applicable Broadcast Year (and for Output Programs and Put Programs, based further on the nature of the Program and/or day of RSTS). For the avoidance of doubt, the Baseline Fees for Output Programs and Put Programs in the 2015/2016 Broadcast Year apply only to such Programs that have their series premiere in the 2014/2015 Broadcast Year, unless otherwise agreed in writing (because, by definition, Output Programs and Put Programs do not include the 2015/2016 Broadcast Year if they have their series premiere in the 2013/2014 Broadcast Year). For the avoidance of doubt, Put Programs include Open-Timeslot Summer Premiere Programs. Last Resort 2012/2013 Broadcast Year – CDN$300,000 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$315,000 Made in Jersey 2012/2013 Broadcast Year – CDN$250,000 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$ 262,500 The Job 2012/2013 Broadcast Year – CDN$85,000 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$ 89,250 Save Me 2012/2013 Broadcast Year – CDN$100,000 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$105,000 Output Program – 1 broadcast hour scripted (Sunday-Thursday) 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$300,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$315,000 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$330,750 Output Program – 1 broadcast hour scripted (Friday) 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$250,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$262,500 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$275,625 Output Program – ½ broadcast hour scripted 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$100,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$105,000 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$110,250 Output Program – unscripted 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$85,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$89,250 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$93,712.50 Put Program – 1 broadcast hour scripted (Sunday-Thursday) 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$180,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$189,000 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$198,450 Put Program – 1 broadcast hour scripted (Friday and Saturday) 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$150,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$157,500 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$165,375 Put Program – ½ broadcast hour scripted 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$60,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$63,000 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$66,150 Put Program – unscripted 2013/2014 Broadcast Year – CDN$51,000 2014/2015 Broadcast Year – CDN$53,550 2015/2016 Broadcast Year – CDN$56,227.50 For example, an Output Program that is a ½ broadcast hour scripted program with a 2014/2015 B...
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Examples of Baseline Fee in a sentence

  • The parties’ intent is to increase the applicable Brand Royalty rate by 100 basis points after the applicable Measurement Date after failing to meet the applicable Cumulative Rooms Converted threshold), as follows (“Threshold 2 Fee Schedule”): If, on December 31, 2022, at least 3,030 rooms have been rebranded, there is no change to the New Brand Royalty on January 1, 2023 and it will remain at 2.00% until September 1, 2023, when it changes to 3% in accordance with the Baseline Fee Schedule.

  • If, on December 31, 2022, at least 3,030 rooms have been rebranded, there is no change to the Diamond Converted Brand Royalty on January 1, 2023 and it will remain at 2.00% until September 1, 2023, when it changes to 3% in accordance with the Baseline Fee Schedule.

  • Following the occurrence of an Administration Termination Triggering Event, the Expense Allowance for each Monthly Accounting Period shall be equal to the greater of (i) 1/12 of the Baseline Fee (as defined in the Nautilus Administrative Services Agreement) and (ii) 1/12 of the actual aggregate cost to Cedant to administer the Reinsured Policies for the prior twelve (12) month period.

  • For the purposes hereof, ARC Deadband Percentage means the percentage above the Baseline Fee within which ARCs will not apply, and above which ARCs will apply.

  • The ARC Deadband is calculated by multiplying the Baseline Fee by the sum of one (1.00) plus the ARC Deadband percentage.

  • A third party or, in certain circumstances, the Service user, must be willing and able to pay (to ‘top up’) the difference between the Baseline Fee and the Core Fee.

  • If the Monthly Actual Usage exceeds the ARC Deadband for such period, the County will then pay Vendor, in addition to the Baseline Fee, an ARC charge equal to the difference between the Monthly Actual Usage and the ARC Deadband.

  • If a Service user requests it, the Council must arrange for care in accommodation more expensive than its Baseline Fee.