Common use of Corrective Action Required by Authorizer for Actions Not Warranting Immediate Revocation Clause in Contracts

Corrective Action Required by Authorizer for Actions Not Warranting Immediate Revocation. If, based on a performance review conducted by the Authorizer, the School’s organization, academic or financial performance appears unsatisfactory or the Authorizer believes there to be a breach of this Contract not warranting immediate revocation, the Authorizer may initiate the process to implement a corrective action plan. The Authorizer shall notify the School of the unsatisfactory review and provide a reasonable opportunity for the School to remedy the Authorizer’s concerns.

Corrective Action Required by Authorizer for Actions Not Warranting Immediate Revocation. ‌ If, based on a performance review conducted by the Authorizer, the School’s organization, academic or financial performance appears unsatisfactory or the Authorizer believes there to be a breach of this Contract not warranting immediate revocation, the Authorizer may initiate the process to implement a corrective action plan. The Authorizer shall notify the School of the unsatisfactory review and provide a reasonable opportunity for the School to remedy the Authorizer’s concerns.

Corrective Action Required by Authorizer for Actions Not Warranting Immediate Revocation. If, based on a performance review conducted by the Authorizer, the School’s organization, academic or financial performance appears unsatisfactory or the Authorizer believes there to be a breach of this Contract not warranting immediate revocation, the Authorizer may initiate the process to implement a corrective action plan. The Authorizer shall notify the School of the unsatisfactory review and provide a reasonable opportunity for the School to remedy the Authorizer’s concerns. (a) Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance (NUP) for actions not warranting immediate revocation.