Assessor Removal/Termination Sample Clauses

Assessor Removal/Termination. Advocate may not terminate the Assessor except for cause and may only do so with HHS' consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. In the event that Advocate seeks to terminate the Assessor, the Contact Person shall provide a written statement to HHS setting out in detail the basis for the request and HHS shall take those steps it deems appropriate in reviewing and deciding whether adequate cause actually exists for the termination of the Assessor. If HHS agrees that the current Assessor should be terminated, HHS will so inform the Contact Person in writing and Advocate will be authorized to terminate the services of the current Assessor. If such termination does occur, Advocate must engage a replacement Assessor in accordance with section V.I.2 of this CAP within thirty (30) days of the termination of the previous Assessor, subject to HHS' approval, as provided in section V.I.2. If HHS concludes that cause does not exist for the removal of the original Assessor, it shall so inform the Contact Person in writing and the original Assessor shall remain in place and be authorized to function in all respects as if Advocate had never sought to remove the Assessor. In the event HHS determines that the Assessor does not possess the expertise, independence, or objectivity required by this CAP, or has failed to carry out its responsibilities as set forth in this CAP, HHS may, at its sole discretion, require Advocate to terminate the original Assessor and to engage a new Assessor in accordance with section V.I.2 of this CAP. Prior to requiring such action, HHS shall provide a written explanation to the Contact Person explaining the rationale for HHS' decision. In such event, Advocate must engage a replacement Assessor in accordance with section V.I.2 of this CAP within thirty (30) days of the termination of the previous Assessor. In the event that the Assessor resigns while the CAP is in effect, Advocate shall nominate a replacement Assessor using the same process as described herein for appointing a replacement Assessor who is removed for cause at the instigation of either Advocate or HHS.
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