Exit Management definition

Exit Management means the obligations and rights of the Parties to ensure a smooth transition of the Framework from the Contractor to the Authority or any Replacement Contractor as set out in Clause 44 (Exit Management) and Schedule 8 (Exit Management).

Exit Management services, activities, processes and procedures to ensure a smooth and orderly transition of all or part of the Services from the Supplier to the Authority and/or a Replacement Supplier, as set out or referred to in Schedule 8.5 (Exit Management);

Exit Management the obligations and rights of the respective Parties pertaining to managing a smooth transition from the provision of the Services by the Contractor to the provision of Replacement Services by the Authority or any Replacement Contractor, all as set out in Schedule 21 (Exit and Services Transfer Arrangements);

Examples of Exit Management in a sentence

• If a court of competent jurisdiction finds that the Contractor has breached (or attempted or threatened to breach) any such obligation, the Contractor agrees that without any additional findings of irreparable injury, or other conditions to interdict, the Contractor shall not oppose the entry of an appropriate order compelling performance by the Contractor and restraining the Contractor from any further breaches or attempted or threatened breaches of its obligations in relation to Exit Management.

• The Contractor shall perform its relevant Exit Management obligations as part of the Framework whether applicable on either the expiry or early termination of this Agreement.

• The Contractor shall develop, implement and maintain a Security Plan to apply during the Contract Period and after the end of the Contract Period in accordance with the Exit Management Strategy, which will be approved by the Authority, tested, periodically updated and audited in accordance with this Schedule.

• The Bidder shall re-draft the Exit Management Plan annually after signing of contract to ensure that it is kept relevant and up to date.

• This clause sets out the provisions, which will apply during Exit Management period.

More Definitions of Exit Management

Exit Management. [Not applied] [OR] [In Schedule 2 (Exit Management)] [OR] [Schedule 2 (Exit Management) shall be amended as follows: [ ]] Guidance Note: Contract Schedule 2 (Exit Management) is likely to be relevant in the context of procuring Ordered Panel Services. Select the third option if you have any specific exit requirements in addition to, modification or substitution of the default provisions in Contract Schedule 2 (Exit Management).

Exit Management means the set of rules and procedures applied on termination of the Agreement, howsoever caused, as described in Schedule 11 (Exit Management). ‘External Examiner’ means a well-reputed, internationally active auditing firm that has the tasks set out in Article 26 of this Agreement assigned to it. ‘Fast-track Changes’ means changes that are imposed by Legal and Regulatory Re- quirements, or by CSG resolutions related to risk management, or changes that are critical for the stability of the T2S Platform or by Central Bank decisions related to safeguarding the currency/- ies or related to crisis management measures to ensure financial stability and that, owing to the time constraints, have to be im- plemented in a shorter timeframe than normal, which will be de- cided on an ad-hoc basis, as specified in Schedule 9 (Change and Release Management).

Exit Management. [Not applied] [OR] [In Contract Schedule 9 (Exit Management)] [OR] [Contract Schedule 9 (Exit Management) shall be amended as follows: [ ]] Guidance Note: see Clause 45.5 (Exit Management) and Contract Schedule 9 (Exit Management). Contract Schedule 9 is likely to be relevant in the context of procuring Services or Goods and Services rather than Goods only, with emphasis on procuring Services or Goods and Services on an ongoing basis. Select the third option if you have any specific exit requirements in addition to, modification or substitution of the default provisions in Contract Schedule 9 (Exit Management). 9.1 Suppliers inspection of Sites, Customer Property and Customer Assets: [ ] Guidance Note: see Clauses 2 (Due Diligence), 30 (Customer Premises) and 31 (Customer Property). Consider if inspection of the Sites by the Supplier is required. Insert any issues raised by the Supplier in respect of any aspects of the Sites, Customer Assets, Customer Property that may affect the provision of the Goods and/or Services and any agreed action to be taken in respect thereof.

Exit Management means the obligations and rights of the respective parties pertaining to managing a smooth transition from the provision of the Services by the Consultant to the provision of Replacement Services by TfGM or any Replacement Consultant, all as set out in Schedule 2;

Exit Management services, activities, processes and procedures to

Exit Management. “Exit Manager” means the obligations and rights of the respective parties pertaining to managing a smooth transition from the provision of the Services by the Contractor to the provision of Replacement Services by the DCC or any Replacement Contractor, all as set out in Schedule 8.5 (Exit); means a representative of either of the parties that is appointed to be the point of contact for all matters relating to Exit Management;

Exit Management services, activities, processes and procedures to ensure a smooth and orderly transition of all or part of the Services from the Service Provider to UK Biobank and/or a Replacement Service Provider, as set out or referred to in Schedule 8 (Exit Management);