Amendment Rights. The Company may offer and sell SAFTs in multiple rounds and on different terms. If the company issues a Subsequent Agreement prior to the termination of this SAFT, the Company will provide the Investor with written notice thereof, copies of any documentation relating to such Subsequent Agreement, or any additional information related to such Subsequent Agreement, whether or not reasonably requested by the Investor. In the event the Investor determines that the economic terms of the Subsequent Agreement are preferable (“More Favorable Terms”) to the economic terms of this SAFT, the Investor will have the option to elect to receive the More Favorable Terms by written notification to the Company of such election within 30 days of the Investor’s receipt of notice of the Subsequent Agreement. Upon such timely election, the Company and Investor will amend and restate the economic terms of this SAFT and the Purchase Agreement to be identical to the economic terms contained in the instrument(s) evidencing the Subsequent Agreement.
Amendment Rights. 20.1. The Company may enhance the Client Account, switch Trading Account types, upgrade or replace the Platform, or improve the services provided to the Client if it reasonably believes that this is advantageous for the Client and does not result in increased costs for the Client.
Amendment Rights. RNs have the right to present their views to Congress, the Executive Branch, or any other authorities and to otherwise exercise their First Amendment rights, consistent with applicable laws, without fear of penalty or reprisal. Section 8: Access to Documentation Upon proper request, RNs have a right to be made aware of and receive copies of any information, including anecdotal notes, specific to them maintained under their name, social security number, and/or any recognizable personal identifier, pursuant to the Privacy Act of 1974, 5 USC Section 552a(d)(1). The Department will promptly provide the documents, based on their availability and will not unduly delay providing of the documents. The Department agrees to follow the requirements for creating and/or maintaining systems of records consistent with law and government- wide regulation.
Amendment Rights. Employees have the right to present their views to Congress, the Executive Branch, and other authorities or to the public, and to otherwise exercise their First Amendment rights without fear of penalty or reprisal, consistent with applicable laws (e.g. the Hatch Act, the Privacy Act, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and government-wide regulations relating to security and information technology).
