Demobilization. The State may demobilize a Crew from an incident for the following reasons: • The Services at the Incident are no longer required. • The Crew is under-strength, has not arrived at the Incident within the required time, or is otherwise not in compliance with the requirements of the Agreement. • The Crew or a Crew Member has engaged in conduct within the definition of Demobilization for Cause. • For such other reason as determined by the State. Prior to Resource Provider’s departure from an Incident, the State shall: • Prepare a written performance evaluation of Crew performance on the incident using the Crew Performance Rating form (ICS 224); and • Hold a close out briefing with the CRWB to go over the evaluation and discuss any other Crew performance matters. • The AGR shall provide the Resource Provider a copy of all evaluations from the incident. If a Resource Provider’s Crew is demobilized for conduct within the definition of Demobilized for Cause, or while Under Hire has engaged in conduct including, without limitation, any violation of this Agreement, the Resource Provider’s Agreement is subject to termination.
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Sources: Incident Resource Agreement, Incident Resource Agreement