PADI Program for Unused Reimbursement Fund Sample Clauses

PADI Program for Unused Reimbursement Fund. (1) In the event money remains in the Reimbursement Fund after all payments of accepted Claims by the Settlement Administrator have been made and all time periods for cashing cheques has expired (the “Remaining Funds”), Class Members shall be eligible to receive a PADI eLearning certification or online advanced training class offered by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (“PADI”), on a first come, first serve basis, until the Remaining Funds are depleted or until the Remaining Funds are insufficient to pay for an entire PADI class. Each recipient Class Member shall receive a certificate valid for one PADI class. Certificates are limited to one per Class Member. Each PADI class shall be valued at the retail value charged by PADI for such PADI class. The Settlement Administrator shall administer the distribution of certificates for participation in the PADI Program. The certificates are transferable.
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