Relationships and Accountability Sample Clauses

Relationships and Accountability. The Pastor shall: A. be responsible to (Name of appropriate group or individual)
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Relationships and Accountability. Should the Contractor utilize one or more Subcontractors to provide any of the Contractor’s primary responsibilities, the Contractor shall seek and obtain approval of the subcontract(s) from County, and provide assurance to the County that each of the Subcontractor(s) is professionally prepared for and understands its role within the system. A. The Contractor shall provide clear evidence that the scope of service designed for the Subcontractor(s) will enhance system performance capability and provide a cost savings for the EMS System. B. If the subcontract(s) and associated scope of service is approved, the Contractor shall be accountable for the performance of the Subcontractor(s). C. The inability or failure of any Subcontractor to perform any duty or deliver contracted performance will not excuse the primary Contractor from any responsibility under this Agreement. D. The Contractor shall designate a management liaison to work with the San Xxxxxxx County EMS Agency in monitoring compliance of Subcontractors with contractual and system standards.
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Relationships and Accountability. A. PROVIDER shall exercise its best, good faith efforts to maintain positive working relationships with other EMS system participants in the COUNTY. B. PROVIDER shall ensure that its personnel work professionally and collaboratively with first responders in the transition of patient care at the scene of an EMS incident. C. PROVIDER shall designate a single individual as its contact person for first response agencies and other EMS system participants in the COUNTY. D. PROVIDER shall designate a single individual as its contact person for AGENCY to address day-to-day issues and PROVIDER’S performance under this AGREEMENT. E. PROVIDER shall restock BLS and ALS supplies, if such supplies are normally carried on PROVIDER’S ambulances, on a one-for-one basis, based on actual patient utilization on calls by first response agencies in the COUNTY. F. As is reasonable, PROVIDER shall assist in providing continuing education services to first response agencies in the COUNTY. G. PROVIDER shall make a good faith effort to participate in regular training programs with EMS system participants within the COUNTY. H. PROVIDER shall provide field ride-along and internship training opportunities for EMT, AEMT, and paramedic students from AGENCY approved training programs.
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Relationships and Accountability. A. First Responder Relationships 1. Contractor shall exchange any dated EMS cache which is approaching six (6) months expiration date with the fire department. 2. Contractor shall make medical equipment and supplies purchasing opportunities available to Placer county Fire Agencies to allow for more competitive pricing. 3. Contractor shall ensure that its personnel work professionally and collaboratively with the fire first responders in the transition of patient care at the scene. 4. The Agency has a Placer County EMS improvement fund to improve pre- hospital EMS and patient care. Contractor shall contribute $37,500 to the fund on a quarterly basis, by the 45th day of the end of each calendar quarter, for a total annual contribution of $150,000. The Placer County EMS Improvement Fund shall be administered by the Agency for the purposes of improving patient clinical care through Placer County EMS System Improvements within Contractor’s EOA. The Agency shall create a separate account for revenues and expenditures so as not to co-mingle funds from other sources, and shall not utilize any Placer County EMS Improvement funds for Agency expenses. Expenditures from the Placer County EMS improvement fund shall be made by the Agency with input from the Placer County Ambulance Advisory Committee (of which Contractor will maintain one voting seat) for the benefit of Contractor, patients and the emergency medical services system. The Agency shall keep detailed records on revenues and expenditures and provide said records to Contractor on an annual basis. All funds shall be spent during the Term of the Agreement. No Placer County EMS Improvement Fund monies shall be used in a manner that may violate 42 U.S.C. Section 1320a-7b, the federal Anti- Kickback Statute. 5. Additionally, all compliance incentive fines paid by Contractor to the Agency pursuant to Exhibit B will be added to the EMS Improvement Fund. B. Subcontracts 1. Contractor is responsible for the comprehensive services necessary for medical emergency response and transport. To the extent supportive services are desired from others such as fire entities in order to provide medical response and transport, written subcontracts must be entered into advance and requires prior approval of the Agency Contract Administrator, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed. At no time however would response by an entity other than Contractor satisfy the response time requirement. C. The Cont...
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Relationships and Accountability. The Designated Minister shall: A. be responsible to (Name of appropriate group or individual)
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Relationships and Accountability. A. SEMSA shall be accountable for the performance of any subcontractor(s). B. The inability or failure of any subcontractor to perform any duty or deliver contracted performance will not excuse the primary SEMSA from any responsibility under this Agreement. C. SEMSA shall designate a management liaison to work with NOR-CAL in monitoring compliance of subcontractor with contractual and system standards.
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Relationships and Accountability. A. CONTRACTOR shall actively participate in local and regional EMS activities, committee meetings, and work groups and shall assist in the development of EMS system changes. B. CONTRACTOR shall exercise its best, good faith efforts to maintain positive working relationships with other EMS system participants in the COUNTY. C. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that its personnel work professionally and collaboratively with first responders in the transition of patient care at the scene of an EMS incident. D. CONTRACTOR shall designate a single individual as its contact person for first response agencies and other EMS system participants in the COUNTY. E. CONTRACTOR shall designate a single individual as its contact person for AGENCY to address day-to-day issues and CONTRACTOR’S performance under this AGREEMENT. F. CONTRACTOR shall restock BLS supplies, if such supplies are normally carried on CONTRACTOR’S ambulances, on a one-for-one basis, based on actual patient utilization on calls by first response agencies in the COUNTY. G. As part of the COUNTY subsidy, CONTRACTOR shall provide EMS system related training/ education services to first responder agencies within the COUNTY, as is reasonable and at a level prevailing in the industry. CONTRACTOR shall make a good faith effort to participate in regular training programs with EMS system participants within the COUNTY. H. CONTRACTOR shall provide field ride-along and internship training opportunities for EMT, AEMT, and paramedic students from AGENCY approved training programs.
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Relationships and Accountability. Should the Contractor utilize one or more subcontractors to provide any of the Contractor’s primary responsibilities, the Contractor shall seek and obtain approval of the subcontract(s) from the City, and provide assurance to the City that each of the subcontractor(s) is professionally prepared for and understands its role within the system. A. The Contractor shall provide clear evidence that the scope of service designed for the subcontractor(s) will enhance system performance capability and provide a cost savings for the EMS System. B. If the subcontract(s) and associated scope of work is approved, the Contractor shall be accountable for the performance of the subcontractor(s). C. The inability or failure of any subcontractor to perform any duty or deliver contracted performance will not excuse the primary Contractor from any responsibility under this Agreement. D. The Contractor shall designate a management liaison to work with the City in monitoring compliance of subcontractors with contractual and system standards.
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Relationships and Accountability. CONTRACTOR shall actively participate in local and regional EMS activities, 29 committee meetings, and work groups and shall assist in the development of EMS 30 system changes.
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  • Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act In connection with Section 739 of the Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act of 2010 (“WSTAA”), the parties hereby agree that neither the enactment of WSTAA or any regulation under the WSTAA, nor any requirement under WSTAA or an amendment made by WSTAA, shall limit or otherwise impair either party’s otherwise applicable rights to terminate, renegotiate, modify, amend or supplement this Confirmation or the Agreement, as applicable, arising from a termination event, force majeure, illegality, increased costs, regulatory change or similar event under this Confirmation, the Equity Definitions incorporated herein, or the Agreement (including, but not limited to, rights arising from Change in Law, Hedging Disruption, Increased Cost of Hedging, an Excess Ownership Position, or Illegality (as defined in the Agreement)).

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