General Remit Sample Clauses

The General Remit clause defines the overall scope and authority granted to a party or entity under an agreement. Typically, it outlines the general powers, responsibilities, or areas of activity that the party is permitted to undertake, such as managing certain operations, making decisions within specified boundaries, or representing the organization in particular matters. By clearly establishing the extent of authority, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes about what actions are permitted, ensuring clarity and proper allocation of responsibilities.
General Remit. The Supply Committee shall serve as the coordinating body for the Manufacture and supply of Product under this Agreement. The Supply Committee shall also work to resolve any Dispute which arises between the Parties relating to the Manufacture and supply of Product under this Agreement.
General Remit. The Supply Committee shall serve as the coordinating body for the Manufacture and supply of the Drug Substance under this Agreement. The Supply Committee shall also work to resolve any Dispute which arises between the Parties relating to the Manufacture and supply of the Drug Substance under this Agreement.
General Remit. The Supply Committee shall serve as the coordinating body for the Manufacture and supply of Commercial Product under this Agreement. The Supply Committee shall also work to resolve any matter which arises between the Parties relating to the Manufacture and supply of Commercial Product under this Agreement. If the Parties are unable to resolve the matter through the Supply Committee, the Parties shall refer the matter to the committee organized and operating pursuant to Section 7.7.2 of the License Agreement, which is responsible for the overall development, regulatory and commercialization activities of Commercial Product under all of the Product agreements. If the License Agreement committee set out in such Section 7.7.2 is also unable to resolve the issue, then the dispute resolution mechanism set out in Section 12.6 of the License Agreement shall be applied to the issue as if such mechanism was fully set forth herein.
General Remit. The Development Project Team shall serve as the coordinating body for the development Services, including the Manufacture of the Validation Batches and other validation activities contemplated by this Agreement. The Development Project Team shall oversee and manage the development Services under the Validation Master Plan and shall communicate pertinent information related thereto (including the status thereof) to the Parties. The Development Project Team shall be dissolved [***] after the completion of the final activities in the Validation Master Plan, or earlier, upon mutual written agreement of the Parties.
General Remit. The Supply Committee shall serve as the coordinating body for the commercial Manufacturing of the Product and the related activities to be conducted under this Agreement, and for the transfer of information between the Parties relating to the commercial Manufacturing and commercialization of the Product.

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