Master File. GEMISYS shall maintain the file containing all Client Investor and Representative information previously supplied to GEMISYS by Client (the "Master File").
Master File. The Board shall maintain a master file on all licensed personnel. These files shall be maintained by the Central office. Any disciplinary items or written complaints placed in the Master File shall be shown to the teacher prior to their filing. First copies of any material placed in the Master File shall be supplied to the teacher at Board cost; subsequent copies of the same information can be obtained by the teacher at Board established costs. The teacher shall initial the item prior to the filing to indicate that he/she has seen the document. However, such initialing does not indicate the teachers’ concurrence with the contents of the document, nor shall the teacher’s refusal to initial the document prevent its placement in the file. At any time, any teacher may request a review of his/her master file with the Superintendent or designee. The review shall occur within five (5) school days unless the two parties agree to a later date. The teacher may have an Association representative at this review. Any teacher shall have the right to place a written rebuttal to any item or items in this Master File; such rebuttal shall be attached to the disputed information. The Board and Superintendent shall include any rebuttal included in the file by a teacher in any subsequent transfer, report, or dissemination of the disputed information. Teachers shall be notified if any individual other than a Woodmore Administrator, defined as a bargaining unit member’s direct supervisor and/or Treasurer and/or Superintendent, requests to review and/or receive copies of his/her personnel file. Files shall be maintained in an accurate, timely, relevant, and complete manner. If any document or notation is placed in the official file which adversely reflects upon the teacher, the document(s) may be expunged three (3) years from the date of filing. The teacher shall request a meeting with the Superintendent to explain his/her reasons for the expungement. The Superintendent will share his/her decision no later than ten (10) working days after the meeting. The decision of the Superintendent is not grievable nor subject to arbitration. If the document or notation is not expunged, the teacher may attach a statement explaining his/her reasons why he/she believes the information is no longer timely or relevant.
Master File. The District Office shall be responsible for maintaining a master file of all communication relevant to negotiations.
Master File. CBL shall maintain one or more facility master files at the FDA and agrees to provide TKT with any requisite letters authorizing the FDA access to CBL’s facility master file in conjunction with regulatory review of CBL’s production of Product as set forth in this Agreement.
Master File a) Personnel files and OPDC records of certified personnel shall be maintained in accordance with Revised Code Section 1347.01 et seq.
Master File. (a) Personnel files of classified personnel shall be maintained in accordance with Ohio Revised Code Chapter 1347.
Master File. 7.01 The Board and the CLEA agree that a Master File shall be maintained on all certified personnel employed by the Board. The Master File shall, by definition, include the Evaluation File.
Master File. As soon as possible after the Closing Date, but in all events within thirty (30) days after the Closing Date, the Company Entities shall provide to the Purchaser the Master File as of the Cut-Off Time.
Master File. HOLLISTER-STIER shall maintain one or more facility master files ax xxx Xxxxxxxxxy Agencies and agrees to provide SERAGEN with any requisite letters authorizing the FDA access to HOLLISTER-STIER's facility master file in conjunction with regulatxxx xxxxxx xx XXXLISTER-STIER's production of Product as set forth in this Agreexxxx.
Master File. LICENSOR shall use its best efforts to create an FDA Master File containing all information (including without limitation information provided by XXXXXX to LICENSOR for this purpose) necessary to support the claims of in vitro reduced colonization and anti-microbial activity and which is relevant to, or which is useful in obtaining, regulatory clearance of LICENSED PRODUCTS, including but not limited to biocompatibility data, results of clinical studies, composition of the COMPOUND, anti-microbial and anti-colonization in vitro and in vivo testing. LICENSOR and XXXXXX shall work together to define and establish which information shall be included in this FDA Master File. Notwithstanding the above, LICENSOR does not guarantee that the FDA Master File shall be sufficient to obtain FDA allowance of any such claims. However, LICENSOR is committed to updating and maintaining the FDA Master File with respect to responses to FDA requests and the availability of additional data.
