TERMINATION BY THE ADMINISTRATION Clause Samples
The 'Termination by the Administration' clause grants the administrative body the right to end a contract or agreement before its scheduled completion. Typically, this clause outlines the specific circumstances or procedures under which the administration can exercise this right, such as for convenience, breach of contract, or changes in policy. Its core function is to provide the administration with flexibility and control, ensuring it can respond to changing needs or unforeseen issues without being bound to the original contract terms.
TERMINATION BY THE ADMINISTRATION. THE ADMINISTRATION may terminate this contract if:
10.1.1.1 INSURER substantially fails or refuses to provide payment for or access to medically necessary services and items that are required under this contract to be provided to beneficiaries after notice and opportunity to cure;
TERMINATION BY THE ADMINISTRATION. THE ADMINISTRATION may terminate this contract in accordance with Article XXXII if:
10.1.1.1 The MBHO substantially fails or refuses to provide payment for or access to medically necessary services and items that are required under this contract to be provided to beneficiaries after notice and opportunity to cure;
10.1.1.2 The MBHO substantially fails or refuses to perform administrative functions under this contract after notice and opportunity to cure;
10.1.1.3 The MBHO materially defaults under any of the provisions of Article XVI;
10.1.1.4 Federal or Commonwealth funds for the Medicaid program are no longer available; or
10.1.1.5 THE ADMINISTRATION has a reasonable belief that the MBHO has placed the health or welfare of beneficiaries in jeopardy.