Provision Requirements Sample Clauses

The Provision Requirements clause sets out the specific conditions or standards that must be met for certain goods, services, or actions under the agreement. It typically details the quality, quantity, timing, or method by which something must be provided, such as requiring products to meet industry standards or services to be delivered within a set timeframe. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what is expected, reducing the risk of disputes over performance or delivery.
Provision Requirements. WA offers must be issued containing the substantive form entries contained in the exhibits in this handbook. All WA offers must contain the Collection of Information and Data (Privacy Act) Statement, and the USDA Non-Discrimination Statement (refer to the DSSH).
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Provision Requirements. ‌ All WA offers must contain the Collection of Information and Data (Privacy Act) Statement, and the USDA Non-Discrimination Statement (refer to the DSSH). (1) For WAs providing coverage in counties without AD, the WA offer will include (if changes are made to the source ADM): (a) T-Yields, classifications, or any other basis of insurance coverage as appropriate for the crop, or as contained on the AD of the ADM source state and county determined in accordance with Para. 36; (b) the premium rates as determined in accordance with Subpara. 85E(2)(b), quoted at the 65 percent coverage level; (c) the ADM source state and county determined in accordance with Para. 36 for determining the Special Provisions and other AD provisions; (d) terms and conditions of the ADM source state and county determined in accordance with Para. 36; (e) the expiration date for the insured to accept the WA offer established in accordance with Para. 51; (f) other necessary administrative statements as provided in this handbook or other statements as approved by the Deputy Administrator for Insurance Services and the Deputy Administrator for Product Management; (g) the P/T or variety, as applicable; (h) the price/price election or amount of insurance. Except as provided in Para. 74, 76, 83, 84, and 85, the WA offer will contain a price/price election or amount of insurance that does not exceed the price/price election or amount of insurance contained in the AD for the county that is used to establish the other terms of the WA offer, unless otherwise authorized by the CP (for crops where choices of protection include both revenue protection and yield protection, the projected price and harvest price are set by the CEPP); (i) if revenue protection is not available for the crop in the state, and is available in other states, the WA offer is available for yield protection only, and will contain the information needed to determine the projected price for the crop from another state as determined by FCIC; and (j) if revenue protection is available in the state for the crop, the WA offer will contain the information used to establish the projected price and harvest price, as applicable, for that state.
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