Common use of Ending an ISC Clause in Contracts

Ending an ISC. 17.4.2.1 Where an ISC cannot be satisfactorily amended to meet the needs of the Service User, any party may, following a Review of Service Meeting, end the ISC by giving a minimum of twenty-eight (28) days’ notice in writing to the other parties unless the parties have agreed a different period of notice, except where Clause 12 (Temporary Absence / Discharge) or Clause 17.5 (Immediate Termination) applies. Where Clause 12.1 applies and the Home can no longer meet the Service User’s needs, a minimum of seven (7) days’ notice shall be given in writing by either party.

Ending an ISC. 17.4.2.1 Where an ISC cannot be satisfactorily amended to meet the needs of the Service User, any party may, following a Review of Service Meeting, end the ISC by giving a minimum of twenty-twenty eight (28) days’ notice in writing to the other parties unless the parties have agreed a different period of notice, except where Clause 12 (Temporary Absence / Discharge) or Clause clause 17.5 (Immediate Termination) applies. Where Clause clause 12.1 applies and the Home can no longer meet the Service User’s needs, a minimum of seven (7) days’ notice shall be given in writing by either party.