Conduct of Activities during the Demonstration Phase Sample Clauses

Conduct of Activities during the Demonstration Phase. (a) The Parties shall perform the activities described in Schedule I in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The Parties hereby appoint Cameco as manager with responsibility for the day-to-day conduct of the activities required for the Demonstration Phase subject to the oversight and direction of the Management Committee. Cameco agrees to serve as manager of the Demonstration Phase and to carry out the activities required by this Agreement in accordance with Applicable Law and, to the extent not inconsistent with Applicable Law, Schedules 1 and 2, the work plans and annual budgets approved by the Management Committee, any directions or requirements of the Management Committee, and the terms of any final resolution of a dispute under Section 16.7. (b) Cameco agrees to appoint one of its employees as the project manager for purposes of fulfilling its obligations as the manager of the Demonstration Phase. The appointment of the project manager by Cameco shall be subject to the approval of the Management Committee. If the project manager ends his or her employment with Cameco, or Cameco is directed by the Management Committee to replace the project manager, the project manager shall be replaced by another Cameco employee approved by the Management Committee. Either Party can request that the Management Committee direct Cameco to replace the project manager.
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