DUTIES OF CONTRACTING PARTIES Sample Clauses
DUTIES OF CONTRACTING PARTIES. UPON TERMINATION BY REASON OF DEFAULT When termination of the contract occurs by reason of default, THE ADMINISTRATION and INSURER must meet the following obligations:
10.2.1 THE ADMINISTRATION and INSURER must prepare a transition plan, which is acceptable to and approved by THE ADMINISTRATION, to ensure that beneficiaries are reassigned to other plans without interruption of services. That transition plan will be implemented during the 90-day period between receipt of notice and the termination date unless termination is the result of THE ADMINISTRATION's reasonable belief that INSURER is placing the health or welfare of beneficiaries in jeopardy.
DUTIES OF CONTRACTING PARTIES. UPON TERMINATION When termination of the contract occurs, HHSC and HMO must meet the following obligations:
18.2.1 HHSC and HMO must prepare a transition plan that is acceptable to and approved by HHSC, to ensure that Members are reassigned to other plans without interruption of services. That transition plan will be implemented during the 90-day period between receipt of notice and the termination date unless termination is the result of HHSC's reasonable belief that HMO is placing the health or welfare of Members in jeopardy.
18.2.2 If the contract is terminated by HHSC for any reason other than federal or state funds for the Medicaid program no longer being available or if HMO terminates the contract based on lower capitation rates for the second contract year as set out in Section 00.0.0.0:
18.2.2.1 HHSC is responsible for notifying all Members of the date of termination and how Members can continue to receive contract services;
18.2.2.2 HMO is responsible for all expenses related to giving notice to Members; and
18.2.2.3 HMO is responsible for all expenses incurred by HHSC in implementing the transition plan.
18.2.3 If the contract is terminated by HMO for any reason other than based on lower capitation rates for the second or third contract years as set out in Section 00.0.0.0: Page 166 of 173
18.2.3.1 HHSC is responsible for notifying all Members of the date of termination and how Members can continue to receive contract services;
18.2.3.2 HHSC is responsible for all expenses related to giving notice to Members; and.
18.2.3.3 HHSC is responsible for all expenses it incurs in implementing the transition plan.
18.2.4 If the contract is terminated by mutual consent:
18.2.4.1 HHSC is responsible for notifying all Members of the date of termination and how Members can continue to receive contract services
18.2.4.2 HMO is responsible for all expenses related to giving notice to Members; and
18.2.4.3 HHSC is responsible for all expenses it incurs in implementing the transition plan.
DUTIES OF CONTRACTING PARTIES. The contracting parties are bound to fully implement all clauses of this contract, according to its provisions of those of the PROTOCOL. Each party shall comply with its obligations, as per the normative indicated in the third Clause. For each party, obligations, duties and functions under RD/2004 are considered as bonding content in the current Agreement, so any violation will be considered as non-compliance of the current Agreement. Parties are committed to: Collaborating in the TRIAL follow-up visits conducted by: (i) CEIC, (ii) the monitors and auditors acting on behalf of the SPONSOR, and (iii) the competent authorities when conducting inspection interventions. There shall be at least a one week notice prior to these visits (unless agreed otherwise among the parties). Technical and organizational steps will be taken during these follow-up, monitoring and audit visits to ensure maximum compliance with norms to protect personal data. Comply with internal HOSPITAL and FOUNDATION regulations, on the part of the INVESTIGATOR, SPONSOR, monitors and auditors, as well compliance with the development guidelines for the TRIAL established by the CEIC responsible for its monitoring. Not issuing agreements or pacts related to the implementation of the TRIAL that might result in exceptions or contradictions with its content. Therefore, each Party states that, as of this date, none of them are part of any agreement or pact that might contradict its content. Specifically, by virtue of this Clause, the Parties shall accept that there will be no agreement to provide compensation of any kind to the PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR, or any of his/her collaborators other than those stated in this Agreement. Expenditures for meetings to organize and supervise the implementation of the TRIAL are excluded, as well as those to analyze or disseminate the results (scientific presentations or publications). In addition to the obligations stated in the applicable norms, the SPONSOR is bound to provide constant support to the PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR and to provide him/her and CEIC with any new relevant information related to the drug under research. The FOUNDATION is bound to the financial management of the present TRIAL. The FOUNDATION shall receive the payments from the SPONSOR, and will distribute them according to Xxxxx X. The PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR agrees to safeguard the patient identification codes. The SPONSOR and PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR agree to maintain the essential documents of th...
DUTIES OF CONTRACTING PARTIES. UPON TERMINATION ----------------------------------------------
DUTIES OF CONTRACTING PARTIES. UPON TERMINATION When termination of the contract occurs, TDH and HMO must meet the following obligations:
18.2.1 TDH and HMO must prepare a transition plan, which is acceptable to and approved by TDH, to ensure that Members are reassigned to other plans without interruption of services. That transition plan will be implemented during the 90-day period between receipt of notice and the termination date unless termination is the result of TDH's reasonable belief that HMO is placing the health or welfare of Members in jeopardy.
18.2.2 If the contract is terminated by TDH for any reason other than federal or state funds for the Medicaid program no longer being available or if HMO terminates the contract based on lower capitation rates for the second contract year as set out in Article 13.1.0.0:
08.2.2.1 TDH is responsible for notifying all Members of the date of termination and how Members can continue to receive contract services;