SELF ADMINISTRATION. This option is for Members that desire to perform Premier View user administration themselves. All user administration actions require a second approval in system. If Member performs the administration function themselves, Xxxxxx will establish the initial security administrators for the system and Member is responsible for the following:
(a) Adding, deleting and maintaining user access for all users. This also includes ensuring initial user passwords (one-time use) are distributed in a secure manner.
(b) Defining and/or restricting the access each user will have to Premier View through the options presented in the software.
(c) Reviewing and approving all user authority additions and changes by a second administrator. Authority changes will not take effect until approved by the second administrator. This affects both the granting and removing of authorities. If the second administrator makes any corrections, all changes are still considered pending and will require another administrator’s approval. The initial administrator can approve these changes. Administrators are restricted from making any changes to their own authorities.
(d) Immediately deleting any terminated users.
(e) Performing periodic user reviews to ensure correct authorities are established for all users.
SELF ADMINISTRATION. A. The CEDING COMPANY will administer the records for the reinsurance ceded to [name of reinsurance company] under this agreement. The CEDING COMPANY will furnish monthly statements to [name of reinsurance company] which contain at least the following information:
1. A list of all premiums due for the current month, identifying each policy and explaining the reasons for each premium payment.
2. Premium subtotals adequate for [name of reinsurance company] to use for its premium accounting.
3. A list of new business, terminations and changes for the current month. For new business and changes, the CEDING COMPANY must identify the reinsurance agreement and provide information adequate for [name of reinsurance company] to establish reserves, check retention limits and check premium calculations.
4. Totals for inforce, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured, amount at risk reinsured and annualized reinsurance premiums. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY must provide [name of reinsurance company] with an inforce listing of reinsured business at least once a year. This inforce listing must contain information adequate for [name of reinsurance company] to audit its inforce records.
SELF ADMINISTRATION. The CEDING COMPANY will administer the records for the reinsurance ceded to the REINSURER under this Agreement. The CEDING COMPANY will furnish monthly statements to the REINSURER which contain the following information: A list of all premiums due for the current month, identifying each policy and explaining the reasons for each premium payment. Premium subtotals adequate for the REINSURER to use for its premium accounting. A list of new business, terminations and changes for the current month. For new business and changes, the CEDING COMPANY must identify this Agreement and provide information adequate for the REINSURER to establish reserves, check retention limits and check premium calculations. Totals for inforce, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. "Totals" refer to the number of cessions reinsured and the net amount at risk reinsured. See Sample Policy Exhibit (Exhibit F). In addition, the CEDING COMPANY must provide the REINSURER with an inforce listing of reinsured business at least once a year. This inforce listing must contain information adequate for the REINSURER to audit its inforce records. (See Exhibit E.) If the CEDING COMPANY chooses to report its reinsurance transactions via electronic media, the CEDING COMPANY shall consult with the REINSURER to determine the appropriate reporting format. Should the CEDING COMPANY subsequently desire to make changes in the data format or the code structure, the CEDING COMPANY shall communicate such changes to the REINSURER prior to the use of such changes in reports to the REINSURER. The monthly statements shall be furnished to the REINSURER within sixty (60) days following the close of each month and will be accompanied by payment of any net amount due the REINSURER. The premium will be considered due on the sixtieth (60th) day following the close of each month. If the amounts cannot be determined by the dates described above, on an exact basis, such payments shall be paid in accordance with a mutually agreed upon formula which will approximate the actual payments. Adjustments will then be made to reflect actual amounts when they become available. Interest computed as described below will be accrued on such adjustments from the premium due date to the date of such adjustment. The party receiving payment in cash pursuant to such adjustment will receive the interest computed thereon from the other party. All payments shall be made within seven (7) business days after the adjus...
SELF ADMINISTRATION. If the Board decides to directly employ an individual (rather than a third-party corporation, firm or organization) to perform the duties of an Administrative Agent, it will first post the position with the Union, provided that any hiring decision remains subject to the Trustees' standard of care set out in Section 6.1 and the Trustees’ duties in respect of the use of agents and employees in Section 6.4.
SELF ADMINISTRATION. A. The Ceding Company will administer the records for the reinsurance ceded to the Reinsurer under this agreement. The Ceding Company will furnish monthly statements to the Reinsurer which contain the following information:
1. A list of all premiums due for the current month, identifying each policy and explaining the reasons for each premium payment.
2. Premium subtotals adequate for the Reinsurer to use for its premium accounting including first year, renewal year, automatic and facultative totals.
3. A list of new business, terminations and changes for the current month. For new business and changes, the Ceding Company must identify the reinsurance agreement and provide information adequate for the Reinsurer to establish reserves, check retention limits and check premium calculations.
4. Totals for inforce, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured and the net amount at risk reinsured. For bordereau business see sample Policy Exhibit in Exhibit F. In addition, the Ceding Company must provide the Reinsurer with an inforce listing of reinsured business at least once a year. This inforce listing must contain information adequate for the Reinsurer to audit its inforce records. (See Exhibit E.)
B. If the Ceding Company chooses to report its reinsurance transactions via electronic media, the Ceding Company shall consult with the Reinsurer to determine the appropriate reporting format. Should the Ceding Company subsequently desire to make changes in the data format or the code structure, the Ceding Company shall communicate such changes to the Reinsurer prior to the use of such changes in reports to the Reinsurer.
C. The monthly statements shall be furnished to the Reinsurer within thirty days following the close of each month and will be accompanied by payment of any net amount due the Reinsurer. All premiums not paid within thirty (30) days of the due date, defined as each policy’s 12-month anniversary, will be in default.
SELF ADMINISTRATION. A. The CEDING COMPANY will administer the records for the reinsurance ceded to RGA RE under this agreement. The CEDING COMPANY will furnish quarterly statements to RGA RE which contain the following information:
1. A list of all premiums due for the current quarter, identifying each policy and explaining the reasons for each premium payment.
2. Premium subtotals adequate for RGA RE to use for its premium accounting including first year, renewal year, automatic and facultative totals.
3. New business, terminations and changes for the current quarter will be identified on the billing report. For new business and changes, the CEDING COMPANY must identify the reinsurance agreement and provide information adequate for RGA RE to establish reserves, check retention limits and check premium calculations.
4. Totals for inforce, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the quarter. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured and the net amount at risk reinsured. See sample Policy Exhibit in Exhibit F. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY must provide RGA RE with an inforce listing of reinsured business at least once a year. This inforce listing must contain information adequate for RGA RE to audit its inforce records. (See Exhibit E.)
SELF ADMINISTRATION. A. The CEDING COMPANY will administer the records for the reinsurance ceded to GENERAL AMERICAN under this agreement. The CEDING COMPANY will furnish monthly statements to GENERAL AMERICAN which contain at least the following information:
1. A list of all premiums due for the current month, identifying each policy and explaining the reasons for each premium payment.
2. Premium subtotals adequate for GENERAL AMERICAN to use for its premium accounting.
3. A list of new business, terminations and changes for the current month. For new business and changes, the CEDING COMPANY must identify the reinsurance agreement and provide information adequate for GENERAL AMERICAN to establish reserves, check retention limits and check premium calculations.
4. Totals for inforce, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured, amount at risk reinsured and annualized reinsurance premiums. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY must provide GENERAL AMERICAN with an inforce listing of reinsured business at least once a year. This inforce listing must contain information adequate for GENERAL AMERICAN to audit its inforce records.
SELF ADMINISTRATION. The six-item module has been used successfully in mail-out, take- home, and on-site self-administered surveys. For self-administration, question AD1a may be presented in one of two ways: Indent AD1a below AD1 and direct the respondent to AD1a with an arrow from the “Yes” response box of AD1. In a parenthetical following the “No” response box of AD1, instruct the respondent to skip question AD1 and go to question AD2. Present the following response options to question AD1 and omit question AD1a: o Yes, almost every month o Yes, some months but not every month o Yes, only 1 or 2 months o No In this case, either of the first two responses is scored as two affirmative responses, while “Yes, only 1 or 2 months” is scored as a single affirmative response. The two approaches have been found to yield nearly equal results. The latter may be preferred because it usually reduces the proportion of respondents with missing information on how often this behavior occurred.
1. Yes
2. No Q25. How often during the past 12 months did you or anyone in your household have to choose between paying for food and paying for medicine or medical care?
1. Every month
2. Some months during the year
3. 1 or 2 times a year
SELF ADMINISTRATION. A. The CEDING COMPANY will administer the records for the reinsurance ceded to THE REINSURER under this agreement. The CEDING COMPANY will furnish quarterly statements to THE REINSURER which contain the following information:
1. A list of all premiums due for the current quarter, identifying each policy and explaining the reasons for each premium payment.
2. Premium subtotals adequate for THE REINSURER to use for its premium accounting.
3. A list of new business, terminations and changes for the current quarter. For new business and changes, the CEDING COMPANY must identify the reinsurance agreement and provide information adequate for THE REINSURER to establish reserves, check retention limits and check premium calculations.
4. Totals for inforce, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the quarter. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured and the net amount at risk reinsured. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY must provide THE REINSURER with an inforce listing of reinsured business at least once a year. This inforce listing must contain information adequate for THE REINSURER to audit its inforce records. (See Exhibit D.)
SELF ADMINISTRATION. Each Security Administrator you designate (which may include DST or a person designated by DST) on a Service Request form or in another written Instruction to us has full authority to grant, modify and delete Identification Codes, authorization or access levels for any person who can access your Accounts and the functions that any such persons may perform using the Service. You are responsible for any access granted or denied by your Security Administrator. You must establish internal procedures and controls appropriate to your receipt and administration of the Services. You should also ensure that your Security Administrator is promptly notified when employees or Service Representatives with access to a Service should no longer have such access and that your Security Administrator promptly takes action necessary to modify or terminate such access. You have sole responsibility for access to the Service and are solely responsible for all transactions or other use of the Service by any person to whom your Security Administrator provides access.
