Applied Research Facility and Other Studies Sample Clauses

Applied Research Facility and Other Studies. The EAA will support and coordinate the construction of an applied research facility as described in Subsection 6.3.4 of the HCP. The primary purpose of the applied research facility will be to provide data and information important for informing AMP decisions during Phase I and Phase II of the Program. Key studies to be performed are more completely described in Subsection 6.3.4 of the HCP. As authorized in the Annual Party Work Plans and Cost Estimates and the Annual Program Budgets, other studies will be performed on Texas Wild Rice enhancement as described in Subsection 6.3.5 of the HCP and on non-native snails and xxxx parasites as described in Subsection 6.3.6 of the HCP, and studies and data collection efforts recommended by the EARIP Expert Science Subcommittee (2008 and 2009) and Dr. Xxxxxx Xxxxx (2011) may be undertaken. The Party responsible for a study will, through the Program Manager, seek input from the Science Committee on the design of the study, and will seek input from the Implementing Committee on significant issues which arise in the course of the study. The EAA, through the Program Manager, will also inform the SRP of activities related to the applied research facility and associated studies. The EAA will, as it determines to be appropriate, seek comment and evaluation from the SRP in order to help ensure that the SRP is able to rely on the study results in making its determinations pursuant to Subsection 7.13.7.
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