Termination for SCDHHS Breach Sample Clauses

Termination for SCDHHS Breach. In the event of a termination pursuant to Section VIII.C.1, then (a) new enrollments of Project Participants shall cease upon NFP providing notice of termination pursuant to Section VIII.E and (b) the IAs shall be paid for their services appropriately rendered to the enrolled Project Participants at the rate specified in the HV Pilot Waiver from the following sources, and in the following order: (i) payments due or received under the HV Pilot Waiver provided that the average number of visits for all Project Participants, including those visits received prior to termination, does not exceed 24; (ii) payments made from the PFS Success Fund in accordance with Annex H; and (iii) the remaining balance in the PFS Success Fund. Any amounts remaining in the Funders' Account shall be returned to the Funders. In addition, NFP shall prepare a wind-down budget, subject to revision and approval by six or more votes of the Executive Committee, which includes, but is not limited to: (1) an itemization of direct costs to ensure every Project Participant already enrolled can complete the NFP Program and (2) the funding needed to cover the costs associated with three (3) months of employment of the Nurses employed by the IAs for the PFS Project, for the proportion of time that the Nurses are serving Project Participants. The costs of such wind-down budget shall be paid from the remaining balance in the PFS Success Fund. All amounts remaining in the PFS Success Fund after such costs are paid shall be returned to SCDHHS.
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