Network Funding Sample Clauses

The Network Funding clause defines the terms and conditions under which financial resources are provided to support the operation, maintenance, or expansion of a network. Typically, this clause outlines the sources of funding, the responsibilities of each party in contributing funds, and the procedures for requesting and disbursing payments related to network activities. For example, it may specify that each participating entity must contribute a set amount annually or that additional funding can be requested for specific projects. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the network has adequate and predictable financial support, thereby preventing disputes over funding responsibilities and enabling smooth network operations.
Network Funding. If the Organizer operates more than one charter school, the Organizer may receive tuition support distributions for all of the charter schools the Organizer operates by following the procedure set forth in IC § 20-24-7-1. The Organizer may not use any of the money so received for expenses incurred outside Indiana that are not directly related to the School the Organizer operates in Indiana.
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