When does the Agreement automatically terminate?

The correct choice highlights the idea that an agreement can automatically terminate when there is non-compliance with any of its specified terms. In many contracts, breach of contract or failure to adhere to stipulated conditions can be a significant cause for termination. This provision is often included in agreements to protect the integrity and enforceability of the contract, ensuring that all parties uphold their obligations.

If a party fails to meet its commitments, it not only jeopardizes the relationship between the parties but may also prompt the other party to seek termination to mitigate risk or loss. This aspect ensures accountability and encourages compliance with the terms set forth in the agreement.

The other options reflect different scenarios that might involve termination but do not necessarily encapsulate the automatic nature of termination due to non-compliance, as seen in the correct choice. Reaching a specified deadline may simply indicate the end of a contract period but does not imply termination for breach. A review period does not inherently lead to termination and is more about assessment. Discontinuation by NCARB may affect the agreement but does not apply to all situations since it depends on an external entity’s decision rather than the actions of the contracting parties themselves.