Inspection or audit of CMO by Chugai Sample Clauses

Inspection or audit of CMO by Chugai. ArTara and Chugai shall each enter into direct quality agreements with the CMO providing standard provisions regarding all matters related to quality control, cGMP and related regulatory requirements as well as standard audit and compliance reviews and access to regulatory actions and records. Such standard audit and compliance provisions will include the right to conduct annual quality audits of the CMO during normal business hours at such times are mutually agreeable. ArTara and Chugai agree to co-ordinate their audits of the CMO and to jointly conduct the CMO audits in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and/or disruption of the CMO. In addition, ArTara shall(i) afford Chugai and its representatives full and free access, during regular business hours, to ArTara’s records and audit findings with respect to the CMO, (ii) furnish Chugai with such additional financial, operating, and other relevant data available to ArTara as Chugai may reasonably request, and (iii) otherwise cooperate and assist, to the extent reasonably requested by Chugai, with Chugai’s audit of such CMO’s compliance with the standards set forth in Schedule 4. If Chugai reasonably determines that any CMO does not comply with such standards, Chugai shall provide written notice to ArTara of Chugai’s decision, and ArTara shall take appropriate actions to terminate such non-qualifying CMO and subcontract a different CMO to develop or manufacture the Product at its manufacturing facility or plant in a manner so as to maintain Product supply.
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