Common use of Termination due to a Change in Law Clause in Contracts

Termination due to a Change in Law. In addition, CMS or the State may terminate this agreement upon 30 days’ notice due to a material change in law, or with less or no notice if required by law. If the Demonstration is terminated as set forth above, CMS shall provide the State with the opportunity to propose and implement a phase-out plan that assures notice and access to ongoing coverage for Demonstration Enrollees, and, to the extent that timing permits, adheres to the phase-out plan requirements detailed below. All Enrollees must be successfully enrolled in a Part D plan prior to termination of the Demonstration.

Termination due to a Change in Law. In addition, CMS or the State may terminate this agreement MOU upon 30 days’ notice due to a material change in law, or with less or no notice if required by law. If the Demonstration is terminated as set forth above, CMS shall provide the State with the opportunity to propose and implement a phase-out plan that assures notice and access to ongoing coverage for Demonstration Enrolleesenrollees, and, to the extent that timing permits, adheres to the phase-out plan requirements detailed below. All Enrollees enrollees must be successfully enrolled in a Part D plan prior to termination of the Demonstration.

Termination due to a Change in Law. In addition, CMS or the State DMAS may terminate this agreement upon 30 days’ notice due to a material change in law, or with less or no notice if required by law. If the Demonstration is terminated as set forth above, CMS shall provide the State Commonwealth with the opportunity to propose and implement a phase-out plan that assures notice and access to ongoing coverage for Demonstration Enrollees, and, to the extent that timing permits, adheres to the phase-out plan requirements detailed below. All Enrollees must be successfully enrolled in a Part D plan prior to termination of the Demonstration.

Termination due to a Change in Law. In addition, CMS or the State may terminate this agreement upon 30 days’ notice due to a material change in law, or with less or no notice if required by law. If Demonstration phase-out: Any planned termination during or at the end of the Demonstration is terminated as set forth above, CMS shall provide must follow the State with the opportunity to propose and implement a phase-out plan that assures notice and access to ongoing coverage for Demonstration Enrollees, and, to the extent that timing permits, adheres to the phase-out plan requirements detailed below. All Enrollees must be successfully enrolled in a Part D plan prior to termination of the Demonstration.following procedures: