National Cooperative Research and Production Act Sample Clauses

National Cooperative Research and Production Act. The Foundation may elect to avail itself of certain protections offered by the National Cooperative Research and Production Act of 1993, as amended, which requires disclosure of the names of all members of the Foundation. Accordingly, the undersigned hereby appoints such person who shall be the Chairperson, Vice Chair or Executive Director or acting Chairperson, Vice Chair of the Foundation as the undersigned's true and lawful attorney-in-fact and authorizes him or her to (1) notify government agencies of the undersigned's membership in the Foundation, (2) make, approve the form of, execute and deliver filings with government agencies on behalf of the Foundation and on behalf of the undersigned as a member of the Foundation indicating such membership, (3) receive notifications, including without limitation, notifications pursuant to the National Cooperative Research and Production Act on behalf of the Foundation and on behalf of the undersigned as a member of the Foundation, and (4) authorize and direct other officers of, and/or counsel to the Foundation, to do any of the foregoing acts. The Foundation will forward to the undersigned any notifications that it receives which are other than normal confirmations of filings and other administrative notices relating to all members.
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National Cooperative Research and Production Act. The Organization may elect to avail itself of certain protections offered by the National Cooperative Research and Production Act of 1993, as amended, which requires disclosure of the names of all members of the Organization. Accordingly, Member hereby appoints such person who shall be the Chairperson and the President of the Organization as the undersigned's true and lawful attorney-in-fact and authorizes him or her to (1) notify government agencies of Member’s membership in the Organization, (2) make, approve the form of, execute and deliver filings with government agencies on behalf of the Organization and on behalf of Member indicating such membership, (3) receive notifications, including without limitation, notifications pursuant to the National Cooperative Research and Production Act on behalf of the Organization and on behalf of Member, and (4) authorize and direct other officers of, and/or counsel to the Organization, to do any of the foregoing acts. The Organization will forward to the undersigned any notifications that it receives which are other than normal confirmations of filings and other administrative notices relating to all members.
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National Cooperative Research and Production Act. The SIG may elect to avail itself of certain protections offered by the National Cooperative Research and Production Act of 1993, as amended, which requires disclosure of the names of all members of the SIG. Accordingly, the undersigned hereby appoints such person who shall be a Chairperson, President or Chief Executive Officer or an acting Chairperson, President or Chief Executive Officer of the SIG as the undersigned’s true and lawful attorney-in- fact solely for the reasons and for the purposes set forth in this Section 3.7 and authorizes him or her to (1) notify government agencies of the undersigned’s membership in the SIG, (2) make, approve the form of, execute and deliver filings with government agencies on behalf of the SIG and on behalf of the undersigned as a member of the SIG indicating such membership, (3) receive notifications, including without limitation, notifications pursuant to the National Cooperative Research and Production Act on behalf of the SIG and on behalf of the undersigned as a member of the SIG, and (4) authorize and direct other officers of, and/or counsel to the SIG, to do any of the foregoing acts. The SIG will forward to the undersigned any notifications that it receives which are other than normal confirmations of filings and other administrative notices relating to all members.
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National Cooperative Research and Production Act. 13.01 Each Sponsor hereby authorizes the Project Director to make, on behalf of the University and each Sponsor, all appropriate filings and disclosures regarding the Project with the United States Department of Justice (“Justice Department”) and the United States Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) under the National Cooperative Research and Production Act of 1993 (“NCRPA”), 15 U. S. Code Sections 4301-4306. Given the requirements of the NCRPA, the University should receive in the normal course of the Project all information necessary for such filings and disclosures. However, if the University needs for that purpose additional information about the Sponsors, the Sponsors will provide that information to the University. 13.02 The University will timely file, or cause to be filed, on behalf of itself and the Sponsors, appropriate written notifications under the NCRPA with the Justice Department and the FTC regarding: (a) any change to the parties to this Agreement, (b) any change to the termination date of the Project, and (c) any change to the nature and objectives of the Project as described in previous notifications, should there be any such changes. Also, the University will timely file, or cause to be filed, such additional notifications under the NCRPA regarding the Project as the Management Committee may reasonably request in writing to the University, provided that such additional notifications are consistent with established custom and practice under the NCRPA. The University will provide each Sponsor with copies of all notifications filed pursuant to this Article 13 and all related correspondence with the Justice Department or FTC.
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National Cooperative Research and Production Act. Prebid may elect to avail itself of certain protections offered by the National Cooperative Research and Production Act of 1993, as amended, which requires disclosure of the names of all Members of Prebid. Accordingly, you hereby appoint the Chairperson and the President of Prebid as your true and lawful attorney-in-fact and authorize him or her to (a) notify government agencies of Member’s Membership in Prebid, (b) make, approve the form of, execute and deliver filings with government agencies on behalf of Prebid and on behalf of Member indicating such Membership, (c) receive notifications, including without limitation, notifications pursuant to the National Cooperative Research and Production Act on behalf of Xxxxxx and on behalf of Member, and (d) authorize and direct other officers of, and/or counsel to Prebid, to do any of the foregoing acts. Prebid will forward to the undersigned any notifications that it receives which are other than normal confirmations of filings and other administrative notices relating to all Members. Member Name: Member Representative Address: Name: Title: Address: Attn: Email: Phone: Select appropriate Membership Tier and Membership Class. Membership Class Tier 1 Annual Membership Fees (Revenue >$10 million) Tier 2 Annual Membership Fees (Revenue <$10 million) Leader ☐ $50,000 N/A Technology Partner ☐ $30,000 ☐ $2500 Publisher ☐ $6,000 ☐ $2500 Buyer ☐ $6,000 ☐ $2500 Fellowship N/A In-kind services
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National Cooperative Research and Production Act. 13.01 Each Sponsor hereby authorizes the Project Director to make, on behalf of the University and each Sponsor, all appropriate filings and disclosures regarding the Project with the United States Department of Justice ("Justice Department") and the United States Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") under the National Cooperative Research and Production Act of 1993 ("NCRPA"), 15 U. S. Code Sections 4301-4306. Given the requirements of the NCRPA, the University should receive in the normal course of the Project all information necessary for such filings and disclosures. However, if the University needs for that purpose additional information about the Sponsors, the Sponsors will provide that information to the University. 13.02 Within ninety days after the University and the Sponsors sign this Agreement, the Project Director will give, on behalf of the University and the Sponsors, written notice of the Project to the Justice Department and the FTC. The notice will include the name of the Project, the identities of the University and the Sponsors, a brief description of the purposes of the Project and the research that is planned, and a draft notice for the Federal Register. Within ninety days after each amendment to Exhibit A, change in the Sponsors, or other significant change to the Project, the University will give, on behalf of the University and Sponsors, written notice of such change to the Justice Department and the FTC.
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