Prior Approvals. This Contract shall not be binding unless and until all requisite prior approvals have been obtained in accordance with current State law, bulletins, and interpretations.
Prior Approvals. If approval by the Attorney General's Office or the Secretary of Administration is required, (under current law, bulletins, and interpretations), neither this contract nor any amendment to it is binding until it has been approved by either or both such persons. Approval by the Attorney General's Office is required. Approval by the Secretary of Administration is required.
Prior Approvals. In accordance with current State law, bulletins, and interpretations, this Master Agreement shall not be binding until it has been approved by the Vermont Attorney General’s Office, the Secretary of Administration, and the State’s Chief Information Officer.
Prior Approvals. In accordance with current State law, bulletins, and interpretations, this Participating Addendum shall not be binding until it has been approved by the Vermont Attorney General’s Office, the Secretary of Administration, and the State’s Chief Information Officer.
Prior Approvals. In accordance with current State law, bulletins, and interpretations, this Retainer Contract shall not be binding until it has been approved by the Vermont Attorney General’s Office, the Secretary of Administration, and the State’s Chief Information Officer.
Prior Approvals. This Agreement shall not be binding until it has been approved by the State in accordance with current State law, bulletins, and interpretations.
Prior Approvals. If approval by the Attorney General’s Office, Secretary of Administration, DII CIO/Commissioner, or Chief Marketing Officer is required, (under current law, bulletins, and interpretations), neither this Contract nor any amendment to it is binding until it has been approved by such persons. • Approval by the Attorney General’s Office is required. • Approval by the Secretary of Administration is required. • Approval by the CIO/Commissioner of DII is not required.
Prior Approvals a) The SDOH will review and approve MCO, marketing videos, materials for broadcast (radio, television, or electronic), billboards, mass transit (bus, subway or other livery) and statewide/regional print advertising materials. These materials must be submitted to the SDOH for review. A copy must be simultaneously provided to the LDSS.
b) The LDSS will review and approve the following marketing material:
i) MCO marketing plans;
ii) Scripts or outlines of presentations and materials used at health fairs and other LDSS approved events and locations;
iii) All pre-enrollment written marketing materials - written marketing materials include brochures and leaflets, and presentation materials used by marketing representatives; APPENDIX D October 1, 2004 D-5
iv) County specific MCO informational brochures to be included in LDSS enrollment packets; and
v) All direct mailing from MCOs targeted to the Medicaid market.
c) Both SDOH and LDSS will adhere to a sixty (60) day "file and use" policy, whereby materials submitted by the MCO must be reviewed and commented on within sixty (60) days of submission or the MCO may assume the materials have been approved if the reviewer has not submitted any written comment.
d) The Contractor shall submit all subcontracts, procedures, and materials related to Marketing to Eligible Persons to the SDOH and/or LDSS for prior written approval. The Contractor shall not enter into any subcontracts or use any marketing subcontractors, procedures, or materials that the SDOH and/or LDSS has not approved.
Prior Approvals. Requests made by the Subcontractor for cost or other administrative prior approvals, required by the provisions set forth by this Subcontract should be signed by both the Subcontractor's Principal Investigator and Subcontractor’s Authorized Representative, and be delivered to the SPONSOR Administrative Officer, who will initiate the appropriate action required of the situation.
Prior Approvals. If approval by the Attorney General’s Office is required by the granting agency, neither this Grant nor any amendment to it is binding until it has been approved by the Attorney General’s Office. - Approval by the Attorney General’s Office is required. - Approval by the Secretary of Administration is not required. - Approval by the CIO/Commissioner DII is not required.
