Initial Election Period definition
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The Non-Proposing Members shall have sixty (60) days from receipt of the proposal to decide whether they desire to participate in such proposed New Business (such sixty (60) day period, the “Initial Election Period”) pursuant to this Section 13.3. Failure of a Non-Proposing Member to give timely notice of its election within the Initial Election Period shall be deemed an election by such Non-Proposing Member not to participate in such proposed New Business.
During the first thirty (30) days of the Initial Election Period, any Non-Proposing Member may object or request clarification (the “Initial Election Period Objection”) with respect to the [*CONFIDENTIAL*]% Payment Methodology and the Initial Election Period shall be extended another sixty (60) days from the date of the Initial Election Period Objection.
HRASimple shall provide required notices to employees whose coverage terminates, including election notices, which shall advise Participants of their rights under current laws and the Initial Election Period described by applicable law.
No later than 15 Business Days following its receipt of a Mortgage Loan Report (the "Initial Election Period"), Desert Capital shall send written notice to Consolidated Mortgage specifying the Mortgage Loans set forth in the Mortgage Loan Report that Desert Capital is interested in funding all or an identified portion thereof (a "Preliminary Funding Notice").
If Desert Capital fails to deliver a Preliminary Funding Notice to Consolidated Mortgage prior to the expiration of the Initial Election Period, then Consolidated Mortgage may arrange for the funding of the Mortgage Loans set forth in the applicable Mortgage Loan Report through one or more third parties without regard to this Agreement.