Responsibilities of the JMT Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the JMT. The Joint Manufacturing Team shall be responsible for performing the following functions: (a) coordinate with the JDT and JCC to ensure adequate quantity and quality of supply of Collaboration Products to meet clinical and commercial needs worldwide; (b) keep the JMC informed of all material activities being performed by the JMT; (c) prepare and draft the following plans and subsequent amendments (as needed) for submission to the JMC for approval: CMC Development Plan, Manufacturing Network Plan, Technology Transfer Plans, Technology Platform Strategy and Manufacturing Operations Strategy; (d) implement the CMC Development Plan and other approved plans and strategies set forth in clause (c) above; in all cases, ensuring that activities thereunder are performed in accordance with the respective plan or strategy, approved timelines and budgets and guidance provided by the JMC; (e) prepare and draft amendments (as needed) to the annual Manufacturing budget for activities to be conducted pursuant to the CMC Development Plan and other approved plans and strategies set forth in clause (c) above, and submit such annual budgets to the JMC for approval; (f) develop and manage (subject to JMC approval) business processes for aligning patient demand forecast requirements with Manufacturing supply planning and scheduling requirements; make assessments of and recommendations to the JMC for resolving gaps between demand and supply and Capacity plans; and conduct, on a [***] basis, the activities set forth under Section 6.3.1 of the MDSA; (g) manage the performance by Third Parties of Manufacture or supply obligations in accordance with the MDSA and Quality Agreement; (h) coordinate the activities of the MDSA Parties relating to the Manufacture of the Collaboration Product at a Facility; (i) draft and recommend to the JMC for approval any changes to the MDSA, Quality Agreement or other subsequent agreement related to Manufacturing of Collaboration Product; (j) discuss and attempt to resolve any disputed matters related to the Manufacture of Collaboration Product before referring such matters to the JMC; and (k) perform such other functions as agreed to by the JMC or as specified in this Agreement.
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Responsibilities of the JMT. The responsibilities of the JMT shall include: (a) The JMT shall be charged with the strategic oversight for the implementation of this Agreement and oversight of the Research Program and Development Program. (b) The JMT shall be responsible for the resolution of disputes arising in the Committees and the management bodies of the JVs. The failure of JMT to resolve any disagreement arising within any Committee or JV body, as evidenced, in each case by the JMT's failure to agree unanimously following two (2) consecutive attempts at consensus, with the second attempt following the first by not less than ten (10) business days shall be deemed a deadlock ("Deadlock"). Within thirty (30) days following a Deadlock either Party may submit the issue to dispute resolution according to Section 21.10(b) and 21.10(c). If such dispute is not resolved in accordance with Sections 21.10(b) and 21.10(c), either Party may terminate its participation in the further development or commercialization of the disputed Licensed Product pursuant to Sections 17.10(a) and 17.10(b). Notwithstanding the foregoing, a Deadlock shall not be deemed to have occurred (i) if either Party exercises its Sole Development right pursuant to Article 11 or (ii) as a result of the failure of the JMT to agree (x) on a modification of a decision previously adopted by a Committee unless the action is required because such prior decision is no longer permitted as a result of a binding change in applicable law and such change is final and unappealable or (y) any other matter not previously considered if it would not be viable to further develop or commercialize the Licensed Product in question in accordance with this Agreement unless a decision is made with respect to such matter. In the event of the failure by the JMT to reach agreement on any modification of a previous decision which is still permitted or any new matter which is not required to further develop or continue commercialization, the prior decision shall not be modified or a decision shall not be made with respect to such matter, as the case may be, and the further development or commercialization of such Licensed Product shall proceed in accordance with the framework established by the prior decision until otherwise agreed. (c) During the pendency of any dispute resolution under Sections 3.3 (c), 3.5(b) or 21.10 the development and/or commercialization will continue in accordance with previous decision and last agreed budgets.
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Responsibilities of the JMT. The JMT shall be responsible for performing the following functions: (a) drafting and approving the Tier 1 Process Development Plan for each Tier 1 Program, and any amendments thereto; (b) drafting and approving the Technology Transfer Plans, and any amendments thereto; (c) reviewing and discussing, no less than once per Calendar Quarter, the Manufacturing Costs for a Tier 1 Program; (d) [***] (e) reviewing and determining whether or not Poseida has achieved the applicable Manufacturing Feasibility Criteria for a Tier 1 Program; (f) coordinating the initial technology transfers for each Tier 1 Program pursuant to Section 5.3; (g) coordinating the Technology Transfer for each Tier 1 Program, Optioned Tier 2 Program, and Collaboration Program; (h) prior to the applicable Technology Transfer, discussing Manufacturing Process development and improvement updates and coordinating and proposing to the JRT or JDT, as applicable, any of such Manufacturing Process improvements, for each Tier 1 Program, Tier 2 Program, or Collaboration Program; (i) coordinating with the JDT to provide CMC and manufacturing updates as they pertain to the development of each Therapeutic Program; (j) coordinating with the JDT to create and implement any action plans to address requests from a Regulatory Authority with respect to each Therapeutic Program; (k) coordinating the Initial Licensed Technologies Transfer pursuant to Section 6.6.1(b) and Full Licensed Technologies Transfer pursuant Section 6.6.2(c) and any updates thereto; (l) discussing and attempting to resolve any potential or evolving disagreement between the Parties related to the Manufacturing Process development or Technology Transfers; (m) establishing CICC and data integrity procedures and policies; (n) establishing, dissolving and overseeing Working Groups, as appropriate, to carry out its functions and resolving any Disputes that arise in such Working Groups; (o) performing such other functions as agreed to by the Parties or as specified in this Agreement; (p) drafting and approving the [***] for implementation of certain improvements to the Manufacturing Process of each Tier 1 Program prior to Technology Transfer of such Tier 1 Program; (q) reviewing and confirming that all Manufacturing Process improvements set forth in the applicable [***] have been implemented for each Tier 1 Program prior to Technology Transfer of such Tier 1 Program.
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Responsibilities of the JMT. The responsibilities of the JMT shall include:
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