Authorization Requirements Clause Samples

Authorization Requirements. Subject to all applicable terms and conditions, including without limitation Section 2.2 above, and in accordance with the Provider Manual, Protocols, and requirements of the Member’s Benefit Plan regarding authorization, Provider must request authorization for MHSA Services from UBH either telephonically or by another approved and accepted method recognized by UBH before providing any MHSA Services to a Member as a Covered Service. Authorizations shall subsequently be confirmed by UBH in writing. Except as otherwise permitted herein, only Emergency Services will be eligible for retroactive authorization at the sole discretion of UBH or as required by applicable law. Any authorization resulting from wrongful, fraudulent or negligent actions of Provider or a breach of this Agreement shall be null and void as of the time given.
Authorization Requirements. Subject to all applicable terms and conditions, including without limitation Section 2.2 above, and in accordance with the Supplemental Provider Service Guide, Protocols, and requirements of the North Sound BH-ASO’s delegate regarding authorization, Facility Participating Provider must request authorization for Voluntary Psychiatric Inpatient Services from North Sound BH-ASO either telephonically or by another approved and accepted method recognized by North Sound BH-ASO before providing any Voluntary Psychiatric Inpatient Services to an Individual. Authorizations shall subsequently be confirmed by North
Authorization Requirements. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, the act of Partners representing a majority by Ownership Percentages shall be the act of the Partners and all references to actions by a majority of the Partners shall be deemed to refer to a majority by Ownership Percentage.
Authorization Requirements. Section 3.7 of the Agreement is amended by striking the existing language and substituting the following language: “Authorization Requirements. With the exception of Emergency Services, Medical Group must request authorization for MHSA Health Services from USBHPC by telephone prior to providing any services to a Member. Emergency Services shall not be subject to prior authorization. Medical Group shall make reasonable efforts to inform USBHPC of the delivery of Emergency Services to a Member within a reasonable time frame after delivery of such services. All requests for prior authorization shall be made by Medical Group and administered by USBHPC in accordance with the terms and conditions of the applicable Member Benefit Contract. All MHSA Services, except Emergency Services as noted above, provided to Members by Medical Group must be prior authorized by USBHPC or its designee, which shall be confirmed by USBHPC in writing. This expressly includes, but is not limited to, psychological testing services.”
Authorization Requirements. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to obtain an authorization for all transaction amounts.
Authorization Requirements a. Contractor must request prior authorization for Voluntary Psychiatric Inpatient Services from SBHASO through the electronic format or by another approved and accepted method recognized by SBHASO. Authorization is required before providing any Voluntary Psychiatric Inpatient Services to an Individual. SBHASO shall subsequently confirm authorizations in writing. SBHASO will not accept any retroactive authorization requests for Voluntary Psychiatric Inpatient Services. b. Contractor shall submit notification though electronic format within 24 hours of Individual’s admission for Involuntary Psychiatric Inpatient Services. c. Contractor shall submit subsequent requests for authorization for length-of-stay extensions at least one (1) business day prior to the expiration of the authorized period. Contractor shall submit authorization requests for length-of-stay extensions during regular business hours, Monday through Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm. d. Any authorization resulting from wrongful, fraudulent, or negligent actions of Contractor or a breach of this Contract shall be null and void as of the time given.
Authorization Requirements. An AIFM that cannot make use of an exemption from the AIFM Directive will need to obtain authorization from its home Member State, or in case of a non-EU AIFM, its Member State of reference. Article 8 (1) of the AIFM Directive requires that the competent authorities of the home Member State of the AIFM may only grant authorization in case: (1) they are satisfied that the AIFM will meet the conditions of the directive, (2) the AIFM complies with Article 9 of the directive, (3) there are at least two persons that conduct the business of the AIFM and they are of sufficiently good repute and sufficiently experienced considering the investment strategies pursued by the AIFM, (4) the investors of the AIFM that have qualifying holdings are suitably taking into account the sound and prudent management of the AIFM, and (5) the head office and registered office of the AIFM are located in the same Member State. With
Authorization Requirements. Resident has the right to manage his or her own personal funds. Facility will not assume responsibility for maintaining or managing Resident’s funds, except as provided in Section 9.2 below.
Authorization Requirements. The UCITS Directive establishes common authorization requirements which UCITS must comply with before they receive authorization from their home Member State to be allowed to pursue activities in the EU. These requirements are reflected in Article 5(4) of the UCITS Directive. This article firstly refers to number of standards set out in the directive applying to the business of the UCITS in case it is structured in the corporate form (i.e., an investment company with variable or fixed capital). Secondly, it refers to standards applying to UCITS that are structured in the contractual form (i.e., trusts or other contractual funds). In such a case, it requires the home Member State to approve the management company of the UCITS in case it complies with several operational and capital requirements of the UCITS Directive. With respect to self-managed UCITS, it is referred to Article 29(1) of the UCITS Directive requiring that the UCITS must have at least EUR 300,000 initial capital. In addition, the self-managed UCITS must submit a programme of activity to its home Member State which sets out, at least, the organizational structure of the fund. The programme of activity furthermore generally requires the UCITS to submit a number of documents to satisfy its home Member State that, on an ongoing basis, it will be able to comply with the operational and governance requirements of the UCITS Directive. This typically includes the legal form of the UCITs, its draft articles of association, a description of outsourcing arrangements, policies on conflicts of interest and code of conduct, name of external auditor, investment policy and strategies, and a description of the risk management and remuneration policies in place. Furthermore, the UCITS’ directors must be of sufficiently good repute and be sufficiently experienced in relation to the type of business carried out by the UCITS. At least two directors must decide on matters related to the conduct of the UCITS’ business and in case a ‘close link’ exists between the UCITS and other natural or legal persons, including directors, authorization may be granted only if this link does not prevent effective supervision.45 Lastly, rules on management delegation and the depositary must be complied with.46 In case the UCITS does not meet these requirements, its authorization will be refused by its home Member State. Member States must furthermore draw up ▇▇▇▇▇▇- tial rules that such a UCITS, once authorized, must comply with, ...
Authorization Requirements. Subject to all applicable terms and conditions found in the Maryland Insurance Code §15-802(d)(2), (3) and (4) and in accordance with the Provider Manual, Protocols and requirements of the Member’s benefit Plan regarding authorization for non-routine services, provider must request authorization for certain non-routine MHSA services from UBH by telephone: (a)prior to providing any services to a Member when MHSA Services are performed during Provider’s normal business hours Monday-Friday; and (B)within 24 hours if MHSA Services are provided on weekends or after Provider’s normal weekday business hours (which shall be deemed to be requested as if requested during normal business hours.) Authorizations shall subsequently be confirmed by UBH in writing. Except as otherwise permitted herein, only Emergency Services will be eligible for retroactive authorization at the sole discretion of UBH or as required by law. Any authorization resulting from wrongful, fraudulent or negligent actions of a Provider or a breach of this Agreement shall be null and void as of the time given. In the event of any conflict arising from this provision, the terms of Maryland Insurance Code §15-802(d)(2), (3), and (4) shall control.