Purposes of the Audits Sample Clauses

Purposes of the Audits. Each month during this Agreement, Siouxland will have the right, at its own expense, to have qualified representatives from an independent public accounting firm audit those portions of ADM’s books and records which are directly related to the ethanol bought and sold under this Agreement. The purposes of such audits will include confirming the information provided to Siouxland by ADM regarding the Final Average Net Ethanol Selling Price, confirming ADM’s production and shipment volumes for ethanol bought and sold under this Agreement and verifying any other information which is directly related to this Agreement.
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Purposes of the Audits. Twice per year during this Agreement, WIE will have the right, at its own expense, to have qualified representatives from an independent public accounting firm audit those portions of ADM’s books and records which are directly related to the Products bought and sold under this Agreement. Such audit shall occur at a mutually agreeable time. The purposes of such audits will include confirming the information provided to WIE by ADM regarding pricing and volume information, confirming ADM’s production and shipment volumes for Products bought and sold under this Agreement and verifying any other information which is reasonably related to this Agreement. The auditors shall be from the list shown on Schedule A attached hereto, or if not from the list shown on Schedule A, shall be mutually acceptable to both WIE and ADM.
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Purposes of the Audits. Each month during this Agreement, Millennium will have the right, at its own expense, to have qualified representatives from an independent public accounting firm audit those portions of ADM’s books and records which are directly related to the ethanol bought and sold under this Agreement. The purposes of such audits will include confirming the information provided to Millennium by ADM regarding the Average Net Ethanol Selling Price, confirming ADM’s production and shipment volumes for ethanol bought and sold under this Agreement and verifying any other information which is directly related to this Agreement.
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