ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. If a covered BREAKDOWN of the VEHICLE occurs during the term of this CONTRACT, the ADMINISTRATOR will: pay the CONTRACT HOLDER or the Repair Facility for repair or replacement, as ADMINISTRATOR deems appropriate of the COVERED PART(S) which caused the BREAKDOWN, if the CONTRACT HOLDER has met his/her obligations as described in this CONTRACT. Replacement parts can be of like kind and quality. They may include the use of new or remanufactured parts as determined by ADMINISTRATOR.
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. Whenever the Administrator, as a party to the Yield Maintenance Agreement, has the option or is requested in such capacity, whether such request is by the Yield Maintenance Provider, to take any action or to give any consent, approval or waiver that it is on behalf of the Yield Maintenance Trust entitled to take or give in such capacity (including, without limitation, in connection with an amendment of such agreement or the occurrence of a default or termination event thereunder), the Administrator shall promptly notify the parties hereto and the NIMS Insurer, if any, of such request in such detail as is available to it and shall, on behalf of the parties hereto and the NIMS Insurer, if any, take such action in connection with the exercise and/or enforcement of any rights and/or remedies available to it in such capacity with respect to such request as GCFP or its designee, or the NIMS Insurer, if any, shall direct in writing; provided that if no such direction is received prior to the date that is established for taking such action or giving such consent, approval or waiver (notice of which date shall be given by the Administrator to the parties hereto and the NIMS Insurer, if any), the Administrator may abstain from taking such action or giving such consent, approval or waiver. The Administrator shall forward to the parties hereto and the NIMS Insurer, if any, on the Distribution Date following its receipt thereof copies of any and all written notices, statements, reports and/or other material communications and information (collectively, the “Yield Maintenance Agreement Reports”) that it receives in connection with the Yield Maintenance Agreement or from the Yield Maintenance Provider. The Administrator shall have no information or other tax reporting obligations with respect to the Yield Maintenance Trust or the Yield Maintenance Trust Account.
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. A. CORNERSTONE shall provide a national toll free telephone number for the Contractor and customers of the Contractor for confirmation of authorized service, service procedures, customer inquiries concerning their Plans and general communications with CORNERSTONE concerning the Triangle Tube Product Protection Plan Program.
B. Direct and administer the servicing by Service Contractors of products sold by the Contractor in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Plans.
C. Collect from the Contractor the proper purchase price of Plans sold by Contractor per the current Triangle Tube Contractor Wholesale Price Schedule.
D. Upon completion of satisfactory repairs and submission of a repair invoice in such form as required by CORNERSTONE, CORNERSTONE will pay such invoice, less any deductible charge paid by the customer, according to the terms of this Agreement, including attachments. The Plan purchaser is responsible for any service call determined to be a nuisance call.
E. In order to maintain the quality control standards of Triangle Tube and CORNERSTONE for repairs under the program, CORNERSTONE will have the right to verify and audit service and repairs performed by the Contractor’s personnel by means of mail and/or telephone contact with customers.
F. CORNERSTONE shall have the right to off set any amount CORNERSTONE may owe the Contractor against any sums the Contractor may owe for any obligations of the Contractor to CORNERSTONE.
X. XXXXXXXXXXX agrees to reimburse the Contractor for performance of legitimate repairs and service to properly registered products under the Plan on the following schedules. Your service call charge is $ which includes the trip to the customer’s home and the first sixty (60) minutes of on-site labor. Additional labor, if required, is $ per hour to be billed in 1/4-hour increments. Service call and hourly rates must not exceed the normal rate for the Contractor’s geographic area, as determined by CORNERSTONE. Please note that all labor is reimbursed at the approved rate regardless of when the service is performed. Labor to replace the stainless steel heat exchanger or the entire heater is limited to a maximum of six (6) hours at the approved rate, provided the repair is authorized by Triangle Tube and CORNERSTONE.
H. CORNERSTONE will reimburse the Contractor for the wholesale cost of the covered part plus a forty percent (40.0%) markup (wholesale part cost X 1.4).
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. 6 A. ADMINISTRATOR shall provide oversight of the WPC Pilot Program, including appropriate 7 program administration, coordination, planning, evaluation, financial, and contract monitoring.
8 B. ADMINISTRATOR shall support and provide direction to WPC Participating Entities, as 9 appropriate, with guidance from the WPC Collaborative regarding dissemination of public information 10 and referral, and review and analysis of data gathered and reported.
11 C. ADMINISTRATOR shall notify CONTRACTOR, immediately upon becoming aware of any 12 amendments, modifications, changes, or updates to the STCs or the WPC Agreement. When available, 13 ADMINISTRATOR shall provide CONTRACTOR with a copy of the STCs and the WPC Agreement, 14 including any written amendments, modifications, changes or updates.
15 D. ADMINISTRATOR shall assist CONTRACTOR by oversighting CONTRACTOR's program to 16 ensure compliance with workload standards and productivity.
17 1. ADMINISTRATOR shall monitor CONTRACTOR’s completion of corrective action plans.
18 2. ADMINISTRATOR shall monitor CONTRACTOR’s compliance with P&Ps.
19 3. CONTRACTOR shall attend meetings as requested by ADMINISTRATOR including but 20 not limited to:
21 a. Monthly management meetings with ADMINISTRATOR to discuss contract 22 performance issues including, but not limited to, whether the program is or is not progressing satisfactorily 23 in achieving all the terms of the Agreement, and if not, what steps will be taken to achieve satisfactory 24 progress, compliance with P&P, review of statistics and clinical services.
25 b. Staff training for individuals conducted by ADMINISTRATOR.
26 c. Other staff training as requested by ADMINISTRATOR.
27 E. ADMINISTRATOR agrees that any administrative duty or obligation to be performed pursuant 28 to this Agreement on a weekend or holiday may be performed on the next regular business day.
29 F. CONTRACTOR and ADMINISTRATOR may mutually agree, in writing, to modify the 30 ADMINISTRATOR Obligations Paragraph of this Exhibit A to the Agreement. 31 32 IV. COMMITTEES/GROUPS
33 A. The WPC Collaborative shall consist of any community partners, public agencies or departments, 34 and other organizations interested and committed to sharing financial, knowledge, and/or human resources 35 to collectively achieve the desired outcomes of the WPC Pilot Program.
36 1. A member of the WPC Collaborative may also be a WPC Participating Entity.
37 2. The WPC Collaborative may elect to continue past the period...
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. 21 A. ADMINISTRATOR will provide oversight of the WPC Pilot Program, including appropriate 22 program administration, coordination, planning, evaluation, financial, and contract monitoring.
23 B. ADMINISTRATOR will support and provide direction to WPC Participating Entities, as 24 appropriate, with guidance from the WPC Collaborative regarding dissemination of public information 25 and referral, and review and analysis of data gathered and reported.
26 C. ADMINISTRATOR will notify CONTRACTOR, immediately upon becoming aware of any 27 amendments, modifications, changes, or updates to the STCs or the WPC Agreement. When available, 28 ADMINISTRATOR will provide CONTRACTOR with a copy of the STCs and the WPC Agreement, 29 including any written amendments, modifications, changes or updates.
30 D. ADMINISTRATOR agrees that any administrative duty or obligation to be performed pursuant 31 to this Agreement on a weekend or holiday may be performed on the next regular business day.
32 E. ADMINISTRATOR may authorize admission or stays beyond the initial ninety (90) bed day 33 stay for up to an additional ninety (90) bed days for WPC Beneficiaries who do not meet the medical 34 necessity criteria usually required for Recuperative Care Services, but who have circumstances that 35 warrant their admission or continued stay. Such cases shall include:
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. 31 A. ADMINISTRATOR shall provide oversight of the WPC Pilot Program, including appropriate 32 program administration, coordination, planning, evaluation, financial and contract monitoring.
33 B. ADMINISTRATOR shall support and provide direction to WPC Participating Entities, as 34 appropriate, with guidance from the WPC Collaborative regarding dissemination of public information 35 and referral, and review and analysis of data gathered and reported.
36 C. For the Recuperative Care Program, COUNTY shall designate one (1) or more Care 37 Coordinators to review:
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. 5 A. ADMINISTRATOR shall provide oversight of the WPC Pilot Program, including appropriate 6 program administration, coordination, planning, evaluation, financial and contract monitoring.
7 B. ADMINISTRATOR shall support and provide direction to WPC Participating Entities, as 8 appropriate, with guidance from the WPC Collaborative regarding dissemination of public information 9 and xxxxxxxx, and review and analysis of data gathered and reported.
10 C. ADMINISTRATOR shall notify CONTRACTOR, immediately upon becoming aware of any 11 amendments, modifications, changes, or updates to the STCs or the WPC Agreement. When available, 12 ADMINISTRATOR shall provide CONTRACTOR with a copy of the STCs and the WPC Agreement, 13 including any written amendments, modifications, changes or updates.
14 D. ADMINISTRATOR agrees that any administrative duty or obligation to be performed pursuant 15 to this Agreement on a weekend or holiday may be performed on the next regular business day.
16 E. ADMINISTRATOR may authorize admission or stays beyond the initial ninety (90) bed day 17 stay for up to an additional ninety (90) bed days for WPC Beneficiaries who do not meet the medical 18 necessity criteria usually required for recuperative care services, but who have circumstances that 19 warrant their admission or continued stay. Such cases shall include: IV Chemotherapy – Admission or 20 authorized extended stays while the Participant is receiving treatment and may include days following 21 the last administered dose of chemotherapy to ensure the Participant is not at risk for further 22 deterioration of health due to the side-effects of their chemotherapy; Other medical or mental health 23 circumstances subject to the approval of ADMINISTRATOR and CalOptima.
24 F. ADMINISTRATOR may have need to admit a Participant to Recuperative Care to ensure 25 required monitoring of a medical condition that, if left unmonitored, would result in a serious 26 deterioration of the Participant’s health.
27 G. ADMINSTRATOR shall ensure, for the term of this Agreement, that the overall occupancy rate 28 shall be at an average of eighty percent (80%).
29 H. ADMINISTRATOR Behavioral Health Services staff will screen, assess, and develop a mental 30 health treatment plan for each Participant with ongoing case management.
31 I. ADMINISTRATOR and CONTRACTOR shall mutually develop processes for the following:
32 1. Connect Participant and/or CONTRACTOR to resources for transportation to assist the 33...
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. 7.1. The Administrator is responsible for the set-up of the Users on the Subscription Service, the completion of Change Forms when the number of active Users change, notification to the Company of any changes to the bank account details in the Debit Order Details contained in this agreement.
7.2. The Subscriber agrees to pay to the Company an administration fee of R350 for each and every instance that a debit order payment is rejected by the Subscriber’s bankers.
7.3. The Administrator will ensure that the product is suitable for the intended purpose. The Company's preferred medium of correspondence and communication with the Subscriber will be by means of e-mail.
7.4. The Administrator is responsible for supplying the Company with a valid e-mail address and notifying the Company of any changes in this e-mail address from time to time.
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. 7.1. The Administrator is responsible for the set-up of the Users on the Subscription Service, the completion of Change Forms when the number of active Users change, notification to the Company of any changes to the bank account details in the Debit Order Details contained in this agreement.
7.3. The Administrator will to its best endeavours ensure that Chefs On App is suitable for the intended purpose. The Company's preferred medium of correspondence and communication with the User will be by means of e-mail.
ADMINISTRATOR OBLIGATIONS. Administrator hereby agrees to perform and comply with the following when ordering a Consumer Report from FAESC at the request of the Consumer or as the Agent of the End-User:
A. Educate the Consumer about the procedures for and the requirement of obtaining Consumer Reports to screen for Employment Purposes;
B. Prior to placing orders for Consumer Reports, it shall comply with the FCRA provisions identified in Section 6 and will verify with the Consumer that the Consumer has received from End-User the proper disclosures and provided the requisite consent or authorization to procure a Consumer Report;
C. Obtain from the Consumer and provide to FAESC the Consumer’s identification information, including the Consumer’s physical address and mailing address, if different;
D. Properly order from FAESC only those Consumer Reports that are requested or required by End-User and only to be used for Employment Purposes;
E. Advise FAESC of the method and the location where the Consumer Reports are to be delivered to the End-User;
F. Arrange with FAESC to conduct the Preadverse or Adverse Action procedures, if requested by End-User;
G. Track the date of the Consumer Report, the Order Number and provide notice to Consumer for an updated Consumer Report; and
H. Account for all orders placed with FAESC and pay FAESC within 30 days of the date of invoice the amount owed for all Consumer Reports and services that were placed with FAESC according to the agreed upon fees and pricing. Administrator shall in turn allocate such fees to the proper End-User.
