Common use of Emergency Removal Clause in Contracts

Emergency Removal. In the event that USAC notifies Vendor that it has reason to believe that the Vendor Contract Executive or Key Vendor Personnel has committed sexual or other harassment, violated any Law, or breached any provision of this MSA regarding confidentiality or data security, then, upon USAC’s request, Vendor shall immediately suspend the individual pending an investigation into the alleged conduct. In such an event, USAC and Vendor shall confer on an emergency basis to temporarily reassign and/or expand the duties of a then-current Key Vendor Personnel knowledgeable with the MSA to assume the duties of the suspended individual on an interim basis while awaiting the results of the investigation. In no event shall an interim basis last for longer than thirty (30) calendar days.

Emergency Removal. In the event that USAC notifies Vendor that it has reason to believe that the Vendor Contract Executive or Key Vendor Personnel has committed sexual or other harassment, violated any Law, or breached any provision of this MSA regarding confidentiality or data security, then, upon USAC’s request, Vendor shall immediately suspend the individual pending an investigation into the alleged conduct. In such an event, USAC and Vendor shall confer on an emergency basis to temporarily reassign and/or expand the duties of a then-current Key Vendor Personnel knowledgeable with the MSA to assume the duties of the suspended individual on an interim basis while awaiting the results of the investigationinvestigation (“Interim Assignment”). In no event shall an interim basis Interim Assignment last for longer than thirty (30) calendar days.