Common use of Grounds for Discipline Clause in Contracts

Grounds for Discipline. Misconduct by any Hygea Officer, individually or in concert with others, involving the following acts or omissions, shall constitute grounds for discipline: a. Any act or omission which violates this Code; and b. Failure to respond, without good cause, to an inquiry or request by the Corporate Governance Committee, or any act or omission which obstructs or impairs the Corporate Governance Committee in performing its duties pursuant to this Code, including (but is not limited to) failure to fully cooperate in proceedings hereunder. For these purposes, "good cause" includes (but is not limited to), an assertion that a response would waive or otherwise undermine the respondent's constitutional privilege against self-incrimination, or would otherwise result in substantial and tangible harm to a person.

Grounds for Discipline. Misconduct by any Hygea Officer, individually or in concert with others, involving the following acts or omissions, shall constitute grounds for discipline: a. Any act or omission which violates this Code; and b. Failure to respond, without good cause, to an inquiry or request by the Corporate Governance Committee, or any act or omission which obstructs or impairs the Corporate Governance Committee in performing its duties pursuant to this Code, including (but is not limited to) failure to fully cooperate in proceedings hereunder. For these purposes, "good cause" includes (but is not limited to), an assertion that a response would waive or otherwise undermine undeimine the respondent's constitutional privilege against self-incrimination, or would otherwise result in substantial and tangible harm to a person.