Common use of Contributions to Standards Clause in Contracts

Contributions to Standards. Except as explicitly provided in Annex 1 (Description of the action) of the GA, or as otherwise stated in an Attachment to this CA, no Party shall have any obligation pursuant to this CA to make any contribution for incorporation of its own Result, in any European or other standard. No Party shall have the right to contribute to a standard or allow the contribution to a standard of any Results, Background or Sensitive Information of another Party, even where such Results, Background or Sensitive Information is amalgamated with such first Party’s Result, Background, or Sensitive Information or other information, document or material. Any such contribution without such other Party’s written agreement justifies, in addition to any other available remedies, objection to the contribution by the Party concerned. A copy of any proposed contribution of Results to a meeting of a standard setting body, for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, shall be distributed in writing to the Parties, by the Party proposing to submit the contribution, no later than 60 days prior to the date of the meeting (“Review Period”). Any Party may submit a written objection, to such contribution to the Party proposing the standard’s contribution and to the Executive Board, within a period of forty-five (45) days, (hereinafter referred to as the “Objection Period”) after receipt of a copy of the proposed contribution on either or both of the following grounds: that the objecting Party considers that the protection of the objecting Party’s Result would be adversely affected by the proposed contribution; that the proposed contribution includes the Results, Background, or Sensitive Information of the objecting Party. The proposed contribution shall not be made until the expiry of the Objection Period. Any objection accompanied by evidence indicating, prime facie, that the objection is justifiable, is hereinafter referred to as a “Justifiable Objection”. In the absence of any Justifiable Objection on either or both of the above grounds within the above-mentioned period, it is deemed that the Parties agree to the proposed contribution. Following the end of the above-mentioned period, the Executive Board shall inform the Parties whether or not any objection has been received and whether such objection(s) is/are Justifiable Objections. In the event that a Justifiable Objection is raised on either or both of the above defined grounds within the Objection Period, the Party proposing the publication and the Party objecting shall seek in good faith to agree a solution on a timely basis whereby the Justifiable Objection is resolved. No such standard contribution shall be made in respect of which any Justifiable Objection remains unresolved.

Contributions to Standards. Except as explicitly provided in Annex 1 (Description of the action) of the GA, or as otherwise stated in an Attachment 8 to this CAAPCA, no Party shall have any obligation pursuant to this CA APCA to make any contribution for incorporation of its own Result, Foreground in any European or other standard. No For the avoidance of doubt, no Party shall have the right to contribute to a standard or allow the contribution to a standard of any Resultsdata which constitutes Foreground, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of another Party, even where such Results, Background or Sensitive Information data is amalgamated with such first Party’s Result's Foreground, Background, or Sensitive Information Background or other information, document or material. Any such contribution without such other Party’s written agreement justifies, in addition to any other available remedies, objection to the contribution by the Party concerned. A copy of any each proposed contribution of Results Foreground to a meeting of a standard setting bodystandards organisation included in the schedule distributed by the Board in accordance with section 3.3.1.3 (k), (hereinafter referred to as a “Scheduled Meeting”), for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, shall be distributed in writing to the Parties, by the Party proposing to submit the contribution, no later than 60 [X] days prior to the date of the meeting (“Review Period”). Any Party may submit a written objection, to such contribution to the Party proposing the standard’s standards contribution and to the Executive Board, within a period of forty-five (45) [Y] days, (hereinafter referred to as the “Objection Period”) after receipt of a copy of the proposed contribution on either or both of the following grounds: (i) that the objecting Party considers that the protection of the objecting Party’s Result 's Foreground would be adversely affected by the proposed contribution; (ii) that the proposed contribution includes the ResultsForeground, Background, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of the objecting Party. The proposed contribution shall not be made until the expiry of the Objection Periodabove period of Y days. Any objection accompanied by evidence indicating, prime facie, that the objection is justifiable, is hereinafter referred to as a “Justifiable Objection”. In the absence of any Justifiable Objection on either or both of the above grounds within the above-above mentioned period, it is deemed that the Parties agree to the proposed contribution. Following the end of the above-above mentioned period, the Executive Board shall inform the Parties whether or not any objection has been received and whether such objection(s) is/are Justifiable Objections. ARTEMIS PCA Template - Page 33 In the event that a Justifiable Objection is raised on either or both of the above defined grounds within the Objection Periodabove period of [Y] days, the Party proposing the publication and the Party objecting shall seek in good faith to agree a solution on a timely basis whereby the Justifiable Objection is resolved. No such standard standards contribution shall be made in respect of which any Justifiable Objection remains unresolved. For all other proposed contributions of Foreground for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, the above procedure of this Section 4.4.2 shall apply accordingly, except that the Review Period shall be [W] days and the Objection Period shall be [Z] days.

Contributions to Standards. Except as explicitly provided in Annex 1 (Description of the action) of the GA, or as otherwise stated in an Attachment 8 to this CAAPCA, no Party shall have any obligation pursuant to this CA APCA to make any contribution for incorporation of its own Result, Foreground in any European or other standard. No For the avoidance of doubt, no Party shall have the right to contribute to a standard or allow the contribution to a standard of any Resultsdata which constitutes Foreground, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of another Party, even where such Results, Background or Sensitive Information data is amalgamated with such first Party’s Result's Foreground, Background, or Sensitive Information Background or other information, document or material. Any such contribution without such other Party’s written agreement justifies, in addition to any other available remedies, objection to the contribution by the Party concerned. A copy of any each proposed contribution of Results Foreground to a meeting of a standard setting bodystandards organisation included in the schedule distributed by the Board in accordance with section 3.3.1.3 (k), (hereinafter referred to as a “Scheduled Meeting”), for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, shall be distributed in writing to the Parties, by the Party proposing to submit the contribution, no later than 60 [X] days prior to the date of the meeting (“Review Period”). Any Party may submit a written objection, to such contribution to the Party proposing the standard’s standards contribution and to the Executive Board, within a period of forty-five (45) [Y] days, (hereinafter referred to as the “Objection Period”) after receipt of a copy of the proposed contribution on either or both of the following grounds: (i) that the objecting Party considers that the protection of the objecting Party’s Result 's Foreground would be adversely affected by the proposed contribution; (ii) that the proposed contribution includes the ResultsForeground, Background, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of the objecting Party. The proposed contribution shall not be made until the expiry of the Objection Periodabove period of Y days. Any objection accompanied by evidence indicating, prime facie, that the objection is justifiable, is hereinafter referred to as a “Justifiable Objection”. In the absence of any Justifiable Objection on either or both of the above grounds within the above-above mentioned period, it is deemed that the Parties agree to the proposed contribution. Following the end of the above-above mentioned period, the Executive Board shall inform the Parties whether or not any objection has been received and whether such objection(s) is/are Justifiable Objections. In the event that a Justifiable Objection is raised on either or both of the above defined grounds within the Objection Periodabove period of [Y] days, the Party proposing the publication and the Party objecting shall seek in good faith to agree a solution on a timely basis whereby the Justifiable Objection is resolved. No such standard standards contribution shall be made in respect of which any Justifiable Objection remains unresolved. For all other proposed contributions of Foreground for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, the above procedure of this Section 4.4.2 shall apply accordingly, except that the Review Period shall be [W] days and the Objection Period shall be [Z] days.

Contributions to Standards. Except as explicitly provided in Annex 1 (Description of the action) of the GA, or as otherwise stated in an Attachment 7 to this CAAPCA, no Party shall have any obligation pursuant to this CA APCA to make any contribution for incorporation of its own Result, Foreground in any European or other standard. No For the avoidance of doubt, no Party shall have the right to contribute to a standard or allow the contribution to a standard of any Resultsdata which constitutes Foreground, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of another Party, even where such Results, Background or Sensitive Information data is amalgamated with such first Party’s Result's Foreground, Background, or Sensitive Information Background or other information, document or material. Any such contribution without such other Party’s written agreement justifies, in addition to any other available remedies, objection to the contribution by the Party concerned. A copy of any each proposed contribution of Results Foreground to a meeting of a standard setting bodystandards organisation included in the schedule distributed by the Board in accordance with section 3.3.1.3 (k), (hereinafter referred to as a “Scheduled Meeting”), for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, shall be distributed in writing to the Parties, by the Party proposing to submit the contribution, no later than 60 30 days prior to the date of the meeting (“Review Period”). Any Party may submit a written objection, to such contribution to the Party proposing the standard’s standards contribution and to the Executive Board, within a period of forty-five (45) 30 days, (hereinafter referred to as the “Objection Period”) after receipt of a copy of the proposed contribution on either or both of the following grounds: (i) that the objecting Party considers that the protection of the objecting Party’s Result 's Foreground would be adversely affected by the proposed contribution; (ii) that the proposed contribution includes the ResultsForeground, Background, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of the objecting Party. The proposed contribution shall not be made until the expiry of the Objection Periodabove period of 30 days. Any objection accompanied by evidence indicating, prime facie, that the objection is justifiable, is hereinafter referred to as a “Justifiable Objection”. In the absence of any Justifiable Objection on either or both of the above grounds within the above-above mentioned period, it is deemed that the Parties agree to the proposed contribution. Following the end of the above-above mentioned period, the Executive Board shall inform the Parties whether or not any objection has been received and whether such objection(s) is/are Justifiable Objections. In the event that a Justifiable Objection is raised on either or both of the above defined grounds within the Objection Periodabove period of 30 days, the Party proposing the publication and the Party objecting shall seek in good faith to agree a solution on a timely basis whereby the Justifiable Objection is resolved. No such standard standards contribution shall be made in respect of which any Justifiable Objection remains unresolved. For all other proposed contributions of Foreground for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, the above procedure of this Section 4.4.2 shall apply accordingly, except that the Review Period shall be 100 days and the Objection Period shall be 60 days.

Contributions to Standards. Except as explicitly provided in Annex 1 (Description I of the action) of the GA, or as otherwise stated in an Attachment to this CA, CA no Party shall have any obligation pursuant to this CA to make any contribution for incorporation of its own Result, Foreground in any European or other standard. No For the avoidance of doubt, no Party shall have the right to contribute to a standard or allow the contribution to a standard of any Resultsdata which constitutes Foreground, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of another Party, even where such Results, Background or Sensitive Information data is amalgamated with such first Party’s Result's Foreground, Background, or Sensitive Information Background or other information, document or material. Any such contribution without such other Party’s 's written agreement justifies, in addition to any other available remedies, objection to the contribution by the Party concerned. concerned in accordance with DoW. A copy of any each proposed contribution of Results Foreground to a meeting of a standard setting bodystandards organization included in the schedule distributed by the Scientific Coordination Team, (hereinafter referred to as a “Scheduled Meeting”), for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, shall be distributed in writing to the Parties, by the Party proposing to submit the contribution, no later than 60 days prior to the date of the meeting (“Review Period”). Any Party may submit a written objection, to such contribution to the Party proposing the standard’s standards contribution and to the Executive Board, within a period of forty-five (45) 30 days, (hereinafter referred to as the “Objection Period”) after receipt of a copy of the proposed contribution on either or both of the following grounds: (i) that the objecting Party considers that the protection of the objecting Party’s Result 's Foreground would be adversely affected by the proposed contribution; (ii) that the proposed contribution includes the ResultsForeground, Background, Background or Sensitive Confidential Information of the objecting Party. The proposed contribution shall not be made until the expiry of the Objection Periodabove period of 30 days. Any objection accompanied by evidence indicating, prime facie, that the objection is justifiable, is hereinafter referred to as a “Justifiable Objection”. In the absence of any Justifiable Objection on either or both of the above grounds within the above-above mentioned period, it is deemed that the Parties agree to the proposed contribution. Following the end of the above-above mentioned period, the Executive Board shall inform the Parties whether or not any objection has been received and whether such objection(s) is/are Justifiable Objections. In the event that a Justifiable Objection is raised on either or both of the above defined grounds within the Objection Periodabove period of 30 days, the Party proposing the publication and the Party objecting shall seek in good faith to agree a solution on a timely basis whereby the Justifiable Objection is resolved. No such standard standards contribution shall be made in respect of which any Justifiable Objection remains unresolved. For all other proposed contributions of Foreground for the purpose of incorporation in a standard, the above procedure of this Section 4.4.2 shall apply accordingly.