Funds Removed from Cycle Sample Clauses

Funds Removed from Cycle. The Research Board is expected to authorize annual Research Program Costs equal to the maximum allocated to the Program Year under Sections 2.2 and 2.3. However, if the Research Board does not approve or cannot reach agreement on the distribution of all or any part of the annual Research Program Costs, those funds that are not authorized for distribution to the Research Consortia during that Program Year shall be removed from the GoMRI budget for that Program Year, and BP shall have no obligation to distribute such excess amount through the GoMRI system established pursuant to this Agreement. BP may then, at its sole discretion, either reinstate the removed funds in a subsequent Program Year to be distributed pursuant to the procedures described in Sections 5 and 6, or develop an alternative management process to ensure timely and effective use of the funds in fulfilment of the goals of the GoMRI.
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