STATE REPORTING CODE Sample Clauses

STATE REPORTING CODE. Unless PowerSchool specifically offers SRC for Licensee’s state, PowerSchool makes no representation that Licensed Product includes any SRC designed to meet the reporting requirements of Licensee’s state. If PowerSchool does offer SRC for Licensee’s state, Licensee acknowledges that the SRC is intended as a tool to assist Licensee in complying with state regulatory requirements; however, PowerSchool does not warrant that the SRC conforms to, or that use of the SRC will ensure Licensee’s compliance with, all state regulatory requirements that may apply or that the SRC will be maintained to conform to such requirements now or in the future. It is Licensee’s, and not PowerSchool’s, responsibility to understand and comply with all such requirements.
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STATE REPORTING CODE. Unless Pearson specifically offers SRC for Licensee’s state, Pearson makes no representation that Licensed Product includes any SRC designed to meet the reporting requirements of Licensee’s state. If Pearson does offer SRC for Licensee’s state, Licensee acknowledges that the SRC is intended as a tool to assist Licensee in complying with state regulatory requirements; however, Pearson does not warrant that the SRC conforms to, or that use of the SRC will ensure Licensee’s compliance with, all state regulatory requirements that may apply or that the SRC will be maintained to conform to such requirements now or in the future. It is Licensee’s, and not Xxxxxxx’x, responsibility to understand and comply with all such requirements.
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