During Fall 2004 Campaign Sample Clauses

During Fall 2004 Campaign. In order to expedite the implementation of the Technology Transfer and to heighten Wyeth's understanding of the Manufacturing Process, Wyeth shall have the right to have [*] Wyeth personnel on-site at [*]. These personnel may be on-site during all operational hours of Genentech's Fall 2004 campaign of the Manufacturing Process; provided, that such personnel shall not be allowed in such facility earlier than four (4) weeks after the beginning of such campaign. Wyeth shall use its Commercially Reasonable Efforts to minimize the total number of Wyeth personnel that are on-site at [*] provided, that Wyeth shall not assign more than [*] different individuals to be on-site at such facility during the campaign. All such Wyeth personnel shall coordinate closely with Genentech in order to minimize the impact of their presence in the facility on Genentech's operations. Unless otherwise agreed by Genentech, such Wyeth personnel shall have access only to those portions of [*] reasonably related to the conduct of the Manufacturing Process, as well as cafeterias, designated office space and public areas, and shall comply with all applicable Genentech policies and procedures. In the event any Wyeth personnel assigned to the facility fail to comply with any applicable Genentech policy or procedure, Wyeth, upon Genentech's request, shall immediately replace such personnel.
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