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Nothing in the Exhibits or Schedules constitutes an admission of any liability or obligation of any member of the HLT Group, PK Group or HGV Group or any of their respective Affiliates to any third party, nor, with respect to any third party, an admission against the interests of any member of the HLT Group, PK Group or HGV Group or any of their respective Affiliates.
During the period commencing on the Distribution Date and ending no later than December 31, 2017, the HLT Group, the PK Group and the HGV Group shall share proportionally in any credits returned (e.g., MLR credits, subrogation recoveries, etc.) to any health and welfare benefit Plan sponsored or maintained by any member of the HLT Group in which a member of the PK Group and HGV Group continue to participate on and after the Plan Effective Time.
On and after the Plan Effective Time, no member of the HLT Group or the PK Group shall have any Liabilities related to HGV Employees under the 2005 EDCP and no member of the HGV Group shall have any Liabilities related to the HLT Employees under the 2005 EDCP.
AM advised raised with HGV Group, but they have no desire to contribute, nor own land/stores.
Staff lounges and commonly used items such as microwaves, copy machines and refrigerators will be a disinfected throughout the day by users and custodians.
Clarified that the mistake happened during the Hilton spin-off and the Club was not party to any discussions or agreement, therefore HGV Group has some responsibility to resolve.
On and after the Plan Effective Time, no member of the HLT Group or the HGV Group shall have any Liabilities related to the Non-US PK DB Plans.
DG to write formally to HGV Group regarding costs and a contribution to increased Club costs.
On and after the Plan Effective Time, no member of the HLT Group or the HGV Group shall have any Liabilities related to PK Employees under the 2005 EDCP and no member of the PK Group shall have any Liabilities related to the HLT Employees and Former Employees under the 2005 EDCP.
Key recommendations The clear conclusion from this research is that customer service charters are not an appropriate regulatory option for the communications sector in Australia at this time.