Resolution of Conflicts Regarding the Study Sample Clauses

Resolution of Conflicts Regarding the Study. If any difference of opinion arises regarding the scope, particular details, or preliminary assumptions that are necessary to, and part of, any supporting analysis to be performed by or for GMO, GMO shall ultimately have responsibility for, and the burden of presenting an analysis in support of whatever position it deems appropriate and necessary at the time of its filing. Accordingly, GMO is entitled to maintain a level of independence and control of any such analysis, while other Parties retain their right to oppose GMO’s positions, or to provide alternative positions.
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Resolution of Conflicts Regarding the Study. If any difference of opinion arises regarding the scope, particular details, or preliminary assumptions that are necessary to, and part of, any supporting analysis to be performed by or for KCP&L, KCP&L shall ultimately have responsibility for, and the burden of presenting an analysis in support of whatever position it deems appropriate and necessary at the time of its filing. Accordingly, KCP&L is entitled to maintain a level of independence and control of any such analysis, while other Parties retain their right to oppose KCP&L’s positions, or to provide alternative positions.
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