Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure Sample Clauses

Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure. SHOP Agent/Broker acknowledges and agrees that valid state licensure in each state in which SHOP Agent/Broker assists Consumers, Applicants, Employers, Employees, Qualified Employers, Qualified Employees, or Enrollees in applying for or obtaining coverage in a QHP through an FF-SHOP or SBE-FP SHOP is a precondition to the SHOP Agent/Broker’s authority under this Agreement. Accordingly, CMS may immediately terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) Days’ prior written notice if SHOP Agent/Broker fails to maintain valid licensure in at least one FF-SHOP or SBE-FP SHOP state and in each state that SHOP Agent/Broker facilitates enrollment in a QHP through an FF-SHOP or SBE-FP SHOP. Any such termination shall be governed by the termination and reconsideration standards adopted by the FF-SHOP under 45 CFR 155.220(g).
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Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure. ABE acknowledges and agrees that valid state licensure in each state in which ABE assists Consumers, Applicants, Qualified Individuals, or Enrollees in applying for or obtaining coverage under a QHP through an FFE or SBE-FP is a condition to ABE’s authority under this Agreement. Accordingly, CMS may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) Days’ prior written notice if ABE fails to maintain valid licensure in at least one FFE or SBE- FP state and in each state that ABE facilitates enrollment in a QHP through an FFE or SBE-FP. Any such termination shall be governed by the termination and reconsideration standards adopted by the FFEs under 45 CFR 155.220(g).
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Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure. Web-broker acknowledges and agrees that valid State licensure in each State in which Web-broker assists Consumers, Applicants, Qualified Individuals, Enrollees, Qualified Employees, and Qualified Employers—or these individuals’ legal representatives or Authorized Representatives—in applying for or obtaining coverage under a QHP through an FFE or SBE-FP is a precondition to the Web-broker’s authority under this Agreement. Accordingly, CMS may terminate this Agreement if Web-broker fails to maintain valid licensure in at least one FFE or SBE-FP State, and in each State for which Web-broker facilitates enrollment in a QHP through the FFE or an SBE-FP. Any such termination shall be governed by the standards adopted by the FFE under 45 C.F.R. § 155.220(g) and (h). If Web-broker is an Agent or Broker Direct Enrollment Technology Provider and maintains no contractual relationships with Agents or Brokers and is not owned or operated by an Agent or Broker, the entity would no longer meet the applicable definition under 45 C.F.R. § 155.20 to be an Agent or Broker Direct Enrollment Technology Provider. Web-broker understands and agrees that in such circumstances CMS may immediately terminate this Agreement for cause, or the Agent or Broker Direct Enrollment Technology Provider may provide advance notice to CMS to terminate this agreement without cause per Section VIII.a of this Agreement. If the Agent or Broker Direct Enrollment Technology Provider is unable to provide thirty (30) Days’ advance notice to CMS, the Agent or Broker Direct Enrollment Technology Provider must notify CMS within thirty (30) Days after the entity no longer meets the applicable definition under 45 C.F.R. § 155.20 to be an Agent or Broker Direct Enrollment Technology Provider.
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Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure. Agent/Broker/Entity acknowledges and agrees that valid State licensure is a precondition to Agent/Broker/Entity’s authority under this Acknowledgement. Accordingly, XxxxxXX.xxx may terminate this Acknowledgement if Agent/Broker/Entity fails to maintain valid licensure. Any such termination shall be governed by the termination and reconsideration standards adopted by the U.S.D.H.H.S. Federally-facilitated Exchange under 45 CFR 155.220(g)(3)(ii) and (h). In addition:
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Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure. XXX acknowledges and agrees that valid state licensure in each state in which XXX assists Consumers, Applicants, Qualified Individuals, or Enrollees in applying for or obtaining coverage under a qualified health plan through an FFE or SBE-FP is a precondition to XXX’s authority under this Agreement. Accordingly, CMS may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) Days’ prior written notice if XXX fails to maintain valid licensure in at least one FFE or SBE-FP state and in each state that ABE facilitates enrollment in a QHP through an FFE or SBE-FP. Any such termination shall be governed by the termination and reconsideration standards adopted by the FFE under 45 CFR 155.220(g).
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Termination for Failure to Maintain Valid State Licensure. Web-broker acknowledges and agrees that valid state licensure in each state in which Web-broker will assist consumers in applying for or obtaining coverage under a QHP through an FFE or SBE-FP is a precondition to the Web-broker’s authority under this Agreement. Accordingly, CMS may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) Days’ prior written notice if Web-broker fails to maintain valid licensure in at least one FFE or SBE-FP state, and in each state for which Web-broker facilitates enrollment in a QHP through the FFE or an SBE-FP. Any such termination shall be governed by the termination and reconsideration standards adopted by the FFE under 45 CFR 155.220(g). If Web-broker is a Direct Enrollment Technology Provider, once the contractual relationship with the Agent or Broker who hired or contracted with the Web-broker ends, the entity would no longer meet the applicable definitions under 45 CFR 155.20 to be a Web-broker. Web-broker understands and agrees that in such circumstances CMS may immediately terminate this Agreement for cause. The Web-broker must provide advance notice to CMS per Section V.a. of this Agreement. If the end of the contractual relationship between the Agent or Broker and Direct Enrollment Technology Provider takes immediate effect, and the Direct Enrollment Technology Provider is unable to provide thirty (30) Days’ notice to CMS, the Direct Enrollment Technology Provider must notify CMS within thirty
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