Limitation on the Board's Obligation to Provide Insured Benefits Sample Clauses

Limitation on the Board's Obligation to Provide Insured Benefits. Nothing in this agreement shall affect each Member's eligibility for, participation in and/or right to receive benefits from any group insurance plan maintained by the College pursuant to this Agreement, and the Member shall in each case be subject to the express terms and conditions of each such plan and any applicable third party contracts, agreements or policies of insurance which may be applicable thereto. Further, and subject only to the express terms of this Agreement, the College reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to select all insurance companies, financial institutions and/or other third party administrators that may sponsor or administer any such plan and/or issue any policies of insurance that may be applicable thereto.
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