Exit Points Sample Clauses

Exit Points. The System will only work if exit points are identified and comply with the System in accordance with the agreed procedures. In the current scheme envisaged a pack can exist in the following different states: • Available • Dispensed, including split packs • Dispensed in another market • Decommissioned • Decommissioned in another system • Extra EEA trade • Recalled • Repacked In this document, the word “decommission” is a collective term to describe the status of a pack with any of the above, except ‘Available’ status. Stakeholder Decommissioning by the stakeholder, relevant check out process. Manufacturer / Pharmaceutical parallel distributors Delivery/ return of product, cancellation, accident, damaged packaging, correction of errors at initial registration, unforeseen logistical adjustments, theft of serial numbers or packages. Pharmaceutical parallel distributors Decommissioning before repacking the product, with subsequent registration of a new serial number. Dispensers (including, for example, hospital, community, internet pharmacists and dispensing GPs) Ability to authenticate and verify. Decommissioning of damaged packaging at point of dispense, see section 5.3. Wholesaler Damaged packaging (either because of the wholesalers’ management or through delivery returns from pharmacies). Exporting packages to countries outside the EEA or in countries not participating in the system. In some circumstances, it may be necessary to reverse a record of authentication. For example, this may occur if a product is authenticated in error, or if a patient does not ultimately collect medicines that have been previously ordered. It should be possible to reverse authentication at any point until the expiry date of the medicine occurs.
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Exit Points. Regardless of when the Outstanding Principal Balance is repaid, whether in whole or in part, whether voluntarily, involuntarily, by reason of acceleration or otherwise, Borrower must pay the Exit Points to Lender.
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