Common use of The Trust’s Authority Clause in Contracts

The Trust’s Authority. You acknowledge and agree, and agree to cause Your solicitors to acknowledge, that only We have the authority to: • Approve Plan applications and issue contracts for coverage under the Plans; • Change the premiums, conditions or terms of any application, Plan health service contract or any document issued by the Trust; • Waive or change the terms or conditions regarding application, eligibility, enrollment, coverage or benefits; and • Accept applicants. (The Trust reserves the right to reject any application submitted.) You and Your solicitors do not have the authority to make any statements about the nature or scope of the Trust’s application or eligibility requirements – or about health service contract coverage or benefits under the Plans – except through the use of written materials prepared and furnished by Us for that purpose. You and Your solicitors may not act in any way or make any statement to lead an applicant to believe that You have the authority to take these actions. Neither may You or Your solicitors say or imply that You have the authority to accept any applicant.

The Trust’s Authority. You acknowledge and agree, and agree to cause Your solicitors to acknowledge, that only We have the authority to: •  Approve Plan applications and issue contracts for coverage under the Plans; •  Change the premiums, conditions or terms of any application, Plan health service contract or any document issued by the Trust; •  Waive or change the terms or conditions regarding application, eligibility, enrollment, coverage or benefits; and •  Accept applicants. (The Trust reserves the right to reject any application submitted.) You and Your solicitors do not have the authority to make any statements about the nature or scope of the Trust’s application or eligibility requirements – or about health service contract coverage or benefits under the Plans – except through the use of written materials prepared and furnished by Us for that purpose. You and Your solicitors may not act in any way or make any statement to lead an applicant to believe that You have the authority to take these actions. Neither may You or Your solicitors say or imply that You have the authority to accept any applicant.