Reconciliation of contributions for Iron Sample Clauses

Reconciliation of contributions for Iron. (Group 1 Substances): total costs for the submission of the final Registration Dossier for Iron (excluding costs specific to Group 2 Substances as provided in 1.1. above) shall be determined after the submission of the final Registration Dossiers. A calculation of the pro rata contribution of each Regular Member shall be performed by the Secretariat based upon (a) the total costs in accordance with 1.1 hereinabove less Letter of Access fees received by that point in time (subject to any adjustments that may be required thereto) (b) multiplied by each Regular Member’s pro rata percentage share of the Tonnage as determined and advised by the Trustee. Based upon this calculation, the Secretariat shall issue invoices to those Regular Members that are required to make an additional payment, if any. As free cash is or becomes available the Secretariat shall reimburse on a proportionate basis funds to each Regular Member that paid greater than its pro rata percentage share of the Tonnage, subject to a minimum payment obligation for each Regular Member of €2,000. (For the avoidance of doubt, such reimbursements shall only be made to the extent, in the judgment of the Secretariat as approved by the Steering Committee, there are adequate excess funds available to make such payments without jeopardising any remaining obligations of the Platform.)
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