Prohibition on incentives and inducements. (1) The Provider must comply with the requirements in the Code of Ethics relating to incentives, gifts, hospitality, and referrals.
Prohibition on incentives and inducements. (1) The PHO and its Contracted Providers must not, either directly or indirectly, accept gifts, hospitality, or any other benefit from a Referred Service provider if doing so could reasonably be seen as an incentive or inducement that places the PHO or Contracted Provider under an obligation to give preference to the Referred Service provider.
Prohibition on incentives and inducements. You must comply with the Code of Ethics in regard to incentives and inducements to Prescribers.
Prohibition on incentives and inducements. The PHO and its Contracted Providers must not, either directly or indirectly, accept gifts, hospitality, or any other benefit from a Referred Service provider if doing so could reasonably be seen as an incentive or inducement that places the PHO or Contracted Provider under an obligation to give preference to the Referred Service provider. Transfer of rights and obligations Neither of us will assign nor transfer to any other person any or all of our rights or obligations under this Agreement without first obtaining the other party’s written consent (which will not be unreasonably withheld). The transfer or assignment of either of our rights or obligations under this Agreement will not prejudice: any other rights or remedies that either of us may have against the other arising out of any breach of this Agreement that occurred before the transfer or assignment; or the operation of any provisions in this Agreement that are expressed or implied to have effect after the transfer or assignment has occurred. For the purpose of this clause, a transfer includes any change in the legal or beneficial ownership interests in the transferring party that results in a change in its effective control.
