Benefit Plans Administrative Services 12/26/2018

6IPage limits (Plan Administrator shall retain ultimately authority and responsibility for determining what notifications and legal documents must be distributed to Participants and for the actual distribution of such documents); xxiii. Post notices of all changes in procedures to the BPAS website as directed by the Plan Administrator; xxiv. Maintain all informational notices and disclosure materials electronically on the BPAS website; xxv. Respond within a reasonable time to written correspondence, inquiries and requests from Participants or their representatives, providers, service providers and vendors; xxvi. With respect to the transmission of data by BPAS to a Fund and/or sponsor of the Fund, provide automated transmissions to Funds for the purchase and redemption transactions generated by the Plan Administrator, its designee or Participants through BPAS record- keeping systems (The automated transmissions shall be made through the National Security Clearing Corporation, a non-profit organization owned by various national stock exchanges ("NSCC"); xxvii. Transmit orders from the Plan Administrator for the purchase and redemption of shares of funds in accordance with the operating procedures set forth in Attachment D ("Operating Procedures") (Attachment D may be amended or modified by BPAS from time to time by delivery of a revised Attachment D from BPAS to the Plan Administrator via electronic means or hard copy. BPAS shall use its best efforts to provide the Plan Administrator with adequate notice and sufficient information, including a written copy of the amendment or summary of its provisions, regarding changes to the Operating Procedures.); xxviii. Provide Participants with on-going access to the recordkeeping system via a voice response system ("VRS") and/or website connection on a twenty-four (24) hour basis in addition to a call center with accessible using a toll-free number (Although BPAS does not guarantee immediate access or uninterrupted service at any time, BPAS shall use reasonable efforts to maintain the VRS and website properly using generally accepted industry standards.); xxix. Assist the Plan Administrator with complying with reporting requirements, including without limitation IRS Form 990, IRS Form 5500, and Summary Annual Reports (BPAS shall provide any information in its possession to facilitate the preparation of the tax returns and annual reports, but shall not be responsible for preparation or timely submission of the reports or for obtaining any required audit or accountant's opinion required for completion of a report); and xxx. Upon engagement and from time to time as necessary thereafter, disclose to the Plan Administrator any direct or indirect compensation of the types described in any future DOL regulations regarding disclosure obligations for service providers to employee benefit plans. Section 3.02 BPAS' Compliance Standards. None of the services provided in this Section 3.01 or any Attachments is intended to require BPAS to exercise discretion or control over the administration of the Plan or the management of the assets of the Trust, and BPAS may refuse to perform any service that BPAS, in its sole judgment, determines would cause BPAS to be treated as a "fiduciary" of the Plan. With respect to its nondiscretionary duties under this Agreement, BPAS shall perform them (a) in accordance with the documents governing the operations of the Plan and Trust, and with the procedures adopted, and the directions provided by the Plan Administrator as modified from time to time, (b) with the care, skill, prudence and diligence that a commercially reasonable third party administrator of a benefit plan would use under similar circumstances, and (c) in a manner that does not subordinate the interests of the Trust to those of BPAS' other clients. VEBA Administrative Service Agreement (405512)