Transition to a New Administrator Sample Clauses

Transition to a New Administrator. 7.7.1 Upon the giving or receipt of any notice of termination of all or any part this Agreement, or upon expiration of the Term, Contractor will fully cooperate with DCH or its Affiliates in facilitating its transition to another administrator or to self-administration by providing all non-proprietary information and data in the possession of Contractor or its subcontractors on a timely basis on standard, machine-sensible media, as may be reasonably requested by the applicable Administrative Services Coordinator. Following actual termination of all or any part of this Agreement, Contractor will continue to reasonably cooperate with the applicable Administrative Services Coordinator in the transition to a new administrator or administrators of the affected Plans. For such services Contractor will receive the payments described in Appendix L and the Contractor’s Proposal. Contractor shall perform such services in accordance with the Contractor’s Proposal provisions concerning run outs and turnovers (as such terms are used in Appendix L), including for each Plan, the payment of run out claims to Plan Participants for a period to be determined by the applicable Administrative Services Coordinator, but not to exceed twelve (12) months following the termination of this Agreement with respect to such Plan.
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Transition to a New Administrator. 7.7.1 Upon the giving or receipt of any notice of termination of all or any part this Agreement, or upon expiration of the Term, Contractor will fully cooperate with DCH or its Affiliates in facilitating its transition to another administrator or to self-administration by providing all non-proprietary information and data in the possession of Contractor or its subcontractors on a timely basis on standard, machine-sensible media, as may be reasonably requested by DCH the applicable Administrative Services Coordinator. Following actual termination of all or any part of this Agreement, Contractor will continue to reasonably cooperate with DCH in the transition, in exchange for the charges the applicable Administrative Services Coordinator in the transition to a new administrator or administrators of the affected Plans. For such services Contractor will receive the payments described in Appendix L, and and the Contractor’s Proposal. Contractor shall perform such services in accordance with the Contractor’s Proposal provisions concerning runout and turnover, including run outs and turnovers (as such terms are used in Appendix L), including for each Plan, the payment of run out claims to Plan Participants for a period to be determined by DCH the applicable Administrative Services Coordinator, but not to exceed twelve (12) months following the termination of this Agreement with respect to such Plan.
Sample 1
Transition to a New Administrator. 7.7.1 Upon the giving or receipt of any notice of termination of all or any part this Agreement, or upon expiration of the Term, Contractor will fully cooperate with DCH in facilitating its transition to another administrator or to self-administration by providing all non-proprietary information and data in the possession of Contractor or its subcontractors on a timely basis on standard, machine-sensible media, as may be reasonably requested by DCH. Following actual termination of all or any part of this Agreement, Contractor will continue to reasonably cooperate with DCH in the transition, in exchange for the charges described in Appendix L, and in accordance with Contractor’s Proposal provisions concerning runout and turnover, including the payment of run out claims for a period to be determined by DCH, but not to exceed twelve (12) months following the termination of this Agreement.
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