Can Brightstar Care unreasonably withhold consent to a transfer of any interest in the franchise?

You understand and acknowledge the vital importance of your performance to the market position and overall image of the BrightStar Care Agency Program. You also recognize the many subjective factors comprising the process by which we select a suitable franchisee. We will not unreasonably withhold our consent to a Transfer of any interest in this Franchise or any equity or voting interest in you, but such consent will remain a subjective determination that is subject to your and the transferee's compliance with and satisfaction of numerous conditions, including, but not limited to, the following:

• 12.4.1 (a) The transferee and its owners must demonstrate to our sole satisfaction that they meet all of our requirements for becoming a franchisee, including, without limitation, our financial, entrepreneurial, and managerial and business standards then in effect for similarlysituated franchisees, possess a good moral character, business reputation, and satisfactory credit rating, will comply with our instruction and training requirements, and have the aptitude and ability to operate the Agency (as may be evidenced by prior related business experience or otherwise, including, without limitation, that the transferee and its affiliates are in substantial operational compliance, at the time of the application, under all other franchise agreements for BrightStar Care Agencies to which they then are parties with us), (b) the transferee is aware of the incremental costs that must be invested to bring any and all agencies into compliance with our then-existing requirements for office locations, personnel, advertising and recruiting spend, and other items and has satisfactorily considered those costs in its investment plan and purchase price and (c) the transferee and/or its owners are not a private equity firm or a Search Fund.

Source: Item 22 — CONTRACTS (FDD pages 117–118)