Utilization of TEFCA Exchange Sample Clauses

Utilization of TEFCA Exchange. You may only utilize Connectivity Services for purposes of facilitating TEFCA Exchange. You may only utilize TEFCA Exchange for an XP. To the extent there are limitations on what types of Participants or Subparticipants may transact TEFCA Information for a specific XP, such limitations will be set forth in the applicable SOP(s). All TEFCA Exchange is governed by and must comply with the Framework Agreements governing the QHINs, Participants, and Subparticipants engaging in the TEFCA Exchange.
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