Changes to the Plan. 6.1 The Practice may change the fees payable or extent of services provided under this agreement at any time. The Pet Owner will always be given at least one month’s Notice of such changes. Under normal circumstances, fees would only be changed once each year.
6.2 Any Notice will be deemed to be valid if sent to your last known address by ordinary post.
Changes to the Plan. 6.1 The Practice may change the Fees payable or extent of Services provided under this Agreement at any time. The Patient will always be given as least one month’s Notice of such changes. Under normal circumstances Fees would only be changed once each year.
6.2 Any Notice will be deemed to be valid if sent to your last known preferred method of contact.
Changes to the Plan. 11.8.1 The Union and the College may mutually agree to change any procedures or terms of reference of the Plan.
Changes to the Plan. 6.1. The Client/Authorised Representative agrees to immediately notify NDSP and provide relevant plan details in writing if the Client’s NDIS Plan is varied, extended, reassessed, or replaced, or the Client ceases to be a participant in the NDIS.
Changes to the Plan. If the Plan is amended as permitted under the Plan, the amendments or additional provisions shall be deemed to be part of the Plan and this Participation Agreement and the Participant shall be bound thereby.
Changes to the Plan. The Recipient agrees that Ontario, in its sole discretion and from time to time, may require the Recipient to make changes to the Indigenous Consultation Plan.
Changes to the Plan. (1.01) The parties agree to meet at least 3 months prior to the termination date of this letter.
a) The purpose of this meeting will be to:
Changes to the Plan. Any modifications to the Plan shall be reasonably acceptable to such Investor.
Changes to the Plan. The Committee may not change the Plan in any way that affects this French Subplan, the Restricted Share Units granted or Shares delivered under the French Plan, if the change is inconsistent with French law and, in particular, French legislation regarding the granting of free shares, as defined in Articles L. 200-000-0 to L. 200-000-0 of the French Commercial Code and French labor law. 3 These periods are currently the following:
(i) Ten trading days preceding and following the date on which the consolidated financial statements are published;
(ii) The date when Alcan possesses material non-public information and ten trading days following the date on which this information becomes public.
Changes to the Plan. The Committee reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to discontinue the iShares 529 Plan or to change any aspect of the Plan. For example, the Committee may, without prior notice, change the Plan’s fees and charges; add or merge Portfolios; close a Portfolio to new investors; or change the Underlying Investment(s) or target asset allocations of a Portfolio. Depending on the nature of the change, Account Owners may be required to participate in, or be prohibited from participating in, the change with respect to Accounts established before the change. Ascensus College Savings may not necessarily continue as Program Manager, and BFA may not necessarily continue as the Investment Manager indefinitely. The Committee may terminate the iShares 529 Plan by giving written notice to the Account Owner, although the iShares 529 Plan may not thereby be diverted from the exclusive benefit of the Account Owner and Designated Beneficiary. From time to time, the Committee may change the investment guidelines for the Plan or a Portfolio. If required, the Program Manager will cause a Portfolio to divest itself of ownership of shares of one or more Underlying Investments or of its investments. During the transition from one Underlying Investment to another Underlying Investment, a Portfolio may be temporarily uninvested and lack market exposure to an asset class. During such transition period, a Portfolio may temporarily hold a basket of securities to the extent that the Underlying Investment from which it redeems chooses to satisfy the Portfolio’s redemption out of such investment on an in-kind basis. In such event, the Program Manager will seek to liquidate the securities received from the Underlying Investment as promptly as practicable so that the proceeds can be promptly invested in the replacement Underlying Investment. The transaction costs associated with such liquidation, as well as any market impact on the value of the securities being liquidated, will be borne by the Portfolio and the Accounts invested in such Portfolio. An Underlying Investment from which a Portfolio redeems may impose redemption fees. In such event, the Portfolio, and Accounts invested in such Portfolio, will bear such redemption fees. The performance of the Portfolios will differ from the performance of the Underlying Investment. Because the Portfolios have higher expense ratios than the Underlying Investments, over comparable periods of time, all other things being equal, a Portfolio would...
