ACCESS/REPORTING/AUDIT/NON-DISTURBANCE Sample Clauses

ACCESS/REPORTING/AUDIT/NON-DISTURBANCE. (a) The Buyer and its representatives shall have all reasonable access to the premises, property, offices, facilities and personnel of KTI for the purpose of becoming familiar with and learning about the sales and marketing operations for the Products (including logistics and documentation) and KTI and its employees and representatives shall cooperate in a timely manner with the Buyer and its representatives in such regard, including answering queries and generally teaching them the business of sales, marketing and shipping of the Products. (b) KTI shall provide detailed monthly reporting (within 7 days of month end) of sales of Products hereunder and, if requested, meet and review such reports with the Buyer. (c) The Buyer is part of the Xxxxxx Group whose parent, Xxxxxx, is a U.S. public company and as such the Buyer and the auditors for the Xxxxxx Group (being PricewaterhouseCoopers) shall have such access in a timely manner to the premises of KTI and such data, financial records, personal and other information as may be required for Xxxxxx to prepare its financial statements (including any audits) and financial reports in accordance with U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Standards and within the applicable time limits. (d) The Buyer and its representatives (including its auditors) shall, when on the property of KTI or when given access to any offices, facilities or personnel, conform to the reasonable policies and procedures of KTI, as applicable, and shall not unreasonably interfere with the business of KTI.
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ACCESS/REPORTING/AUDIT/NON-DISTURBANCE. (a) The Buyer and its representatives shall have all reasonable access to the premises, property, offices, facilities and personnel of KTI for the purpose of becoming familiar with and learning about the Services and KTI and its employees and representatives shall cooperate in a timely manner with the Buyer and its representatives in such regard, including answering queries and generally teaching them about the Services and the systems. (b) KTI shall in good faith diligently assist and advise the Buyer in order that it can take over the provision of the Services on its own and diligently help the Buyer to reduce and eliminate its need for Services hereunder as soon as reasonably practicable. (c) KTI shall provide to the Buyer detailed monthly financial and reporting (the “Reporting Package”) within 10 days of month end for the business of the Buyer as herein provided and, if requested, meet and review such Reporting Package with the Buyer. The Reporting Package shall be reasonably similar in format and content as previously provided by KTI to KHT with such changes as may reasonably be requested by the Buyer. (d) The Buyer is part of the Xxxxxx Group (which encompasses Xxxxxx International Inc. (“Xxxxxx”) and its affiliates) whose parent, Xxxxxx, is a U.S. public company and as such the Buyer and the auditors for the Xxxxxx Group (being PricewaterhouseCoopers) shall have such access in a timely manner to the premises of KTI and such data, financial records, personal and other information as may be required for Xxxxxx to prepare its financial statements (including any audits) and financial reports in accordance with U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Standards and within the applicable time limits. (e) The Buyer and its representatives (including its auditors) shall, when on the property of KTI or when given access to any offices, facilities or personnel, conform to the reasonable policies and procedures of KTI, as applicable, and shall not unreasonably interfere with the business of KTI.
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