XXXXXXXXXX AND REENTRY OF PARTICIPANT FROM THE EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PROGRAM Sample Clauses

XXXXXXXXXX AND REENTRY OF PARTICIPANT FROM THE EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PROGRAM. 1. Once admitted to participate in the Employee Benefits Program, Participant may not withdraw from the Self-Insurance Program without the consent of the County Council, unless provided otherwise herein. 2. Participant may petition County Council to re-enter the Self-Insurance Program two (2) years from the date of its removal from the Program. County Council retains the sole discretion to allow reentry and establishment of any terms and conditions upon reentry. Participant shall only be allowed to re-enter the Employee Benefits Program beginning 12:00 a.m., midnight January 1 and ending 11:59 p.m. December 31 of the reentry year. Should Participant desire to re-enter the Employee Benefits Program, Participant shall provide written notice of its request to the County Manager no later than 12 months in advance of its desired reentry date. Participant shall, upon request of County, timely provide all data requested for an actuarial study to determine the financial impact on the Employee Benefits Program and reimburse the County for any actuarial study and all related costs.
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XXXXXXXXXX AND REENTRY OF PARTICIPANT FROM THE EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PROGRAM. 1. Once admitted to participate in the Employee Benefits Program, Participant may not withdraw from the Employee Benefits Program except at the end of a Plan Year and after complying with the notice requirements set forth in this Participation Agreement. . 2. If the Participant, for any reason, ceased to participate in the Employee Benefits Program, the Participant may petition County Council to re-enter the Employee Benefits Program two (2) years from the date of its removal from the Program. Reentry of the Participant into the Employee Benefits Program shall be conditioned upon entering into a new agreement on mutually acceptable terms. Participant shall only be allowed to re-enter the Employee Benefits Program beginning 12:00 a.m., midnight, January 1 and ending 11:59 p.m., December 31, of the reentry year. Should Participant desire to re-enter the Employee Benefits Program, Participant shall provide written notice of its request to the County Manager no later than twelve (12) months in advance of its desired reentry. Participant shall, upon request of County, timely provide all data requested for an actuarial study to determine the financial impact of its re- entry request on the Employee Benefits Program and reimburse the County for any actuarial study and all related costs.

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