Auditor General, etc Sample Clauses

Auditor General, etc. To ensure compliance with the terms of this Agreement and the Michigan Strategic Fund Act, MCL125.2001 et. seq.: (a) the Lender shall permit the Auditor General of the State of Michigan (the “Auditor General”), the MSF, the MEDC, and the Chief Compliance Officer of the MSF (the “CCO”), and any representative, member, employee or agent of the foregoing to visit the Lender and any other location where the books and records of the Lender are normally kept to inspect the books and records, including financial records and all other information and data, relevant to the Loan, the Loan documents and the terms of this Agreement; (b) the Lender shall permit the Auditor General, the MSF, the MEDC, the CCO, and any member, employee or agent of the foregoing to make copies or extracts from information and to discuss the affairs, finances and accounts of the Lender and Borrower related to the Loan, the Loan documents and this Agreement; and (c) the Lender shall cooperate with the CCO, if contacted. This Section shall survive for a period of three years from date of termination of the Agreement.
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Auditor General, etc. To enable the Department and to ensure compliance with the terms of this Guarantee Agreement and the Act: § The Lender shall permit the Department and State, and any member, employee or agent of the foregoing to visit the Lender and any other location where the books and records of the Lender are normally kept to inspect the books and records, including financial records and all other information and data, relevant to the terms of this Guarantee Agreement; § The Lender shall cooperate with the Department and State, if contacted; and § The Lender shall permit the Department and State, and any member, employee or agent of the foregoing to make copies or extracts from information and to discuss the affairs, finances and accounts of the Lender and Borrower related to the Loan Documents and this Guarantee Agreement.
Auditor General, etc. To ensure compliance with the terms of this Participation Agreement and the Michigan Strategic Fund Act, MCL125.2001 et. seq.: the Borrower shall permit the Auditor General of the State of Michigan (the “Auditor General”), the MSF, the MEDC, and the Chief Compliance Officer of the MSF (the “CCO”), and any representative, member, employee or agent of the foregoing to visit the Borrower and any other location where the books and records of the Borrower are normally kept to inspect the books and records, including financial records and all other information and data, relevant to the Loan, the Loan Documents and the terms of this Participation Agreement; the Borrower shall permit the Auditor General, the MSF, the CCO, and any member, employee or agent of the foregoing to make copies or extracts from information and to discuss the affairs, finances and accounts of the Lender and Borrower related to the Loan, the Loan Documents and this Participation Agreement; and the Borrower shall cooperate with the CCO, if contacted.
Auditor General, etc. To enable the Department and to ensure compliance with the terms of this Guaranty Agreement and the Act: (a) The Lender shall permit the Department and State, and any member, employee or agent of the foregoing to visit the Lender and any other location where the books and records of the Lender are normally kept to inspect the books and records, including financial records and all other information and data, relevant to the terms of this Guaranty Agreement; (b) The Lender shall cooperate with the Department and State, if contacted; and (c) The Lender shall permit the Department and State, and any member, employee or agent of the foregoing to make copies or extracts from information and to discuss the affairs, finances and accounts of the Lender and Borrower related to the Loan Documents and this Guaranty Agreement.

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