Compensation Methodology. Covered California recognizes that Agents provide critical services and education to consumers, including Contractor’s current Enrollee’s, which assists consumers and Enrollee’s with determining the best QHP to suit their health insurance coverage needs. Contractor must pay a reasonable commission to Agents to ensure Contractor is fairly and affirmatively offering all of its products at each metal level during both Open and Special Enrollment Periods that allows the Agents to continue providing services. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating Agents who sell Contractor’s QHP through the individual market of Covered California. Contractor shall use a standardized Agent compensation program with levels and terms that shall result in the same aggregate compensation amount to Agents whether products are sold within or outside of Covered California. Contractor shall provide Covered California on an annual basis, a document describing its standard Agent compensation program. This document shall include a description of its Agent commission, and bonus or incentive programs, standard Agent contract, and Agent policies. Agent commission descriptions must detail both new and renewal enrollment commission rates.
Compensation Methodology. Contractor must pay a commission to Agents to ensure Contractor is fairly and affirmatively offering all of its products at each metal level during both Open and Special Enrollment Periods. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating Agents who sell Contractor’s QHP through the individual market of Covered California. Contractor shall use a standardized Agent compensation program with levels and terms that shall result in the same aggregate compensation amount to Agents whether products are sold within or outside of Covered California. Contractor shall provide Covered California on an annual basis, a document describing its standard Agent compensation program. This document shall include a description of its Agent commission, and bonus or incentive programs, standard Agent contract, and Agent policies. Agent commission descriptions must detail both new and renewal enrollment commission rates.
Compensation Methodology. Contractor must pay a commission to Agents to ensure Contractor is fairly and affirmatively offering all of its products at each metal level during both Open and Special Enrollment Periods. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating Agents who sell Contractor’s QHP through the individual market of the Exchange. Contractor shall use a standardized Agent compensation program with levels and terms that shall result in the same aggregate compensation amount to Agents whether products are sold within or outside of the Exchange. Contractor shall provide the Exchange with a description of its standard Agent compensation program, standard Agent contract, and policies on an annual basis.
Compensation Methodology. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating agents who sell Contractor’s QHP through the individual market of the Exchange. Contractor shall use a standardized agent compensation program with levels and terms that shall result in the same aggregate compensation amount to agents whether products are sold within or outside of the Exchange. Contractor shall provide the Exchange with a description of its standard agent compensation program on an annual basis.
Compensation Methodology. Covered California recognizes that Agents provide critical services and education to consumers, including Contractor’s current Enrollees, which assists consumers and Enrollee’s with determining the best QDP to suit their dental insurance coverage needs. Contractor must pay a reasonable commission to Agents to ensure Contractor is fairly and affirmatively offering all of its products during both Open and Special Enrollment Periods that allows the Agents to continue providing services. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating Agents who sell Contractor’s QDP through the individual market of Covered California. Contractor shall provide Covered California on an annual basis, a document describing its standard Agent compensation program. This document shall include a description of its Agent commission, and bonus or incentive programs, standard Agent contract, and Agent policies. Agent commission descriptions must detail both new and renewal enrollment commission rates.
Compensation Methodology. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating agents who sell Contractor’s SADP through the individual market of the Exchange. Contractor shall use a standardized agent compensation program with levels and terms that shall result in the same aggregate compensation amount to agents whether products are sold within or outside of the Exchange. Contractor shall provide the Exchange with a description of its standard agent compensation program on an annual basis.
Compensation Methodology. The Parties acknowledge that (A) the foregoing financial compensation package for the Crohn’s EIR License [*], (B) [*], (C) [*], and (D) [*].
Compensation Methodology. Contractor must pay a commission to Agents to ensure Contractor is fairly and affirmatively offering all of its products at each metal level during both Open and Special Enrollment Periods. Contractor shall be solely responsible for compensating Agents who sell Contractor’s QHP through the individual market of Covered California. Contractor shall use a standardized Agent compensation program with levels and terms that shall result in the same aggregate compensation amount to Agents whether products are sold within or outside of Covered California. Contractor shall provide Covered California with a description of its standard Agent compensation program, standard Agent contract, and policies on an annual basis.
Compensation Methodology. (a) Compensation for deferred Host Oil Production (“DOPC”) pursuant to Section 5.7.1(a) is equal to: DOPC = AOPR * SDD * (POP * ___% {deferment factor, i.e. time value of money}) Where: AOPR = the average daily volume of Host Oil Production delivered to the Delivery Point during the first ____ (__) Days of the _____ (__) Days immediately preceding initiation of the Host shutdown (expressed in gross Barrels per Day, i.e., without any reduction for royalty), SDD = the duration of such Host shutdown (expressed in Days to the nearest _____________ of a Day), and POP = the average Prevailing Oil Price during the duration of such Host shutdown (expressed in Dollars per Barrel).
(b) Compensation for deferred Host Gas Production (“DGPC”) pursuant to Section 5.7.1(a) is equal to: DGPC = AGPR * HV * SDD * (PGP * ___% {deferment factor, i.e. time value of money}) Where: AGPR = the average daily volume of Host Gas Production delivered to the Delivery Point during the _____ (__) Days of the ______ (__) Days immediately preceding initiation of the Host shutdown (expressed in gross MSCF per Day, i.e., without any reduction for royalty), HV = the average daily Btu content of the Host Gas Production during the _______ (__) Days of the _____ (__) Days immediately preceding initiation of the Host shutdown (expressed in MMBtu per MSCF), SDD = the duration of the Host shutdown (expressed in Days, to the nearest ______________ of a day), and PGP = the average Prevailing Gas Price during the duration of the Host shutdown (expressed in Dollars per MMBtu).
Compensation Methodology. (a) Compensation paid by the Producer to the Magnolia Owners for deferred Magnolia TLP Oil Production (“DOPC”) pursuant to Articles 5.7.1 (Compensation for Magnolia Owners for Initial Tie-In) and 5.7.5 (Compensation for Magnolia Owners after Initial Tie-In) is equal to: DOPC = AOPR * SDD * (POP * 0.22) Where: AOPR = the average daily volume of Magnolia TLP Oil Production delivered to the Delivery Point during the first fourteen (14) Days of the twenty-one (21) Days immediately preceding initiation of the Magnolia TLP Oil Production shutdown (expressed in gross Barrels per Day, i.e., without any reduction for royalty), adjusted for downtime; SDD = the duration of the Magnolia TLP Oil Production shutdown which is solely attributable to Satellite Leases’ related activities (expressed in Days to the nearest one- ninety-sixth (1/96) of a day), and POP = the average Prevailing Oil Price during the duration of the Magnolia TLP Oil Production shutdown solely attributable to Satellite Leases’ related activities (expressed in Dollars per Barrel).
(b) Compensation paid by the Producer to the Magnolia Owners for deferred Magnolia TLP Gas Production (“DGPC”) pursuant to Articles 5.7.1 (Compensation for Magnolia Owners for Initial Tie-In) and 5.7.5 (Compensation for Magnolia Owners after Initial Tie-In) is equal to: 7 CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED BY CXXXXX PETROLEUM COMPANY FOR CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT. CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS HAVE BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. OMITTED PORTIONS ARE INDICATED IN THIS AGREEMENT WITH “*****”. DGPC = AGPR * HV * SDD * (PGP * 0.22) Where: AGPR = the average daily volume of Magnolia TLP Gas Production delivered to the Delivery Point during the first fourteen (14) Days of the twenty-one (21) Days immediately preceding initiation of the Magnolia TLP Gas Production shutdown (expressed in gross MSCF per Day, i.e., without any reduction for royalty), adjusted for downtime; HV = the average daily Btu content of the Magnolia TLP Gas Production during the first fourteen (14) Days of the twenty-one (21) Days immediately preceding initiation of the Magnolia TLP Gas Production shutdown (expressed in MMBtu per MSCF), SDD = the duration of the Magnolia TLP Gas Production shutdown which is solely attributable to Satellite Leases’ related activities (expressed in Days, to the nearest one- ninety-sixth (1/96) of a Day), and PGP = the average Prevailing Gas Price during the duration of the Magnolia TLP ...
