Responsibilities of the JPT Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the JPT. The Joint Project Team shall perform the following functions with respect to the Target(s) for which it is responsible: (i) prepare (on an annual basis) any proposed amendments to the Research Plan in accordance with Section 2.3 and other provisions of this Agreement, and submit proposed amendments to the Research Plan to the JRC for approval; (ii) prepare (on an annual basis) proposals for any annual FTE forecasts (and any proposals for amendments thereto) in accordance with Section 2.8 and other provisions of this Agreement, and submit such proposals to the JRC for approval; (iii) implement Research Plans, ensuring that activities thereunder are performed in accordance with the approved timelines and budgets; (iv) ensure that each Researching Party keeps the JPT informed regarding all material activities performed by such Researching Party under this Agreement that are within the purview of the JPT; and (v) perform such other functions as delegated to it by the JRC in writing or as specified in this Agreement.
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Responsibilities of the JPT. The JPT shall be responsible for performing the following functions: (i) draft each initial Research Plan and initial Optimization Plan and present such plans to the JRC for approval; (ii) propose, review and approve changes to an approved Research Plan or to an approved Optimization Plan (other than changes to Completion Criteria or Optimization Completion Criteria) (iii) propose for the JRC’s review and approval changes to the Completion Criteria in an approved Research Plan or the Optimization Completion Criteria in an approved Optimization Plan; (iv) monitor each Party’s performance of their respective obligations under each Research Plan and Optimization Plan;
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Responsibilities of the JPT. The JPT shall be responsible for the appropriate conduct of all activities assigned to either Party within the scope of the Research Collaboration, including the creation and maintenance of the Data Room, shall oversee the day-to-day activities under the Research Plan, and shall discuss and propose any variations of or modifications or amendments to the Research Plan to the JRC.
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Responsibilities of the JPT. Until the Transition Date (or such later date as the Parties may agree) and during any subsequent period during which the JPT is reconstituted pursuant to Clause 4.1, the JPT shall have the general responsibility for the day-to-day management of the collaboration, including co-ordinating the Development Activities of each of the Parties and making recommendations and referring strategic issues to the SC. Specifically, the JPT shall be responsible for: (a) preparing Annual Development Plans in accordance with Clause 5.3, and submitting such Annual Development Plan to the SC for approval; (b) preparing each Transition Plan and submitting such plan to the SC for approval; (c) proposing to the SC any amendments to the Development Plan or any Annual Development Plan, including proposals relating to Product Development, the Outline Candidate Evaluation and Selection Plan, and clinical, regulatory and intellectual property strategy, in each case as appropriate to the stage of the Development Programme; (d) overseeing and managing the implementation of the Development Plan, and each Annual Development Plan and Transition Plan; (e) facilitating the exchange of information and data between the Parties and the Parties’ representatives engaged in the day-to-day conduct of the Development Activities; (f) referring any significant strategic issues relating to the Development Programme, including any issues that have a material effect on quality, cost and time needed to undertake any Development Activities, to the SC; (g) making recommendations to the SC with respect to: (i) Development go/no go decision points; (ii) amendments to the Outline Candidate Evaluation and Selection Plan; (iii) the prioritisation of Candidate Antigens, the selection of Clinical Candidates and the designation of Terminated Antigens; (iv) Clinical Study endpoints, success criteria and protocols for Clinical Studies; (v) insurance requirements for Clinical Studies; (h) co-ordinating and monitoring the regulatory strategy and intellectual property strategy with respect to any Programme Antigen or Product; (i) recommending the appointment of any necessary additional subcommittees; (j) preparing and submitting to the SC the Transition Plans in accordance with Clause 5.5.1; (k) reviewing and then reporting on the efforts of the Parties in performing their respective Development Activities to the SC; and (l) such other activities consistent with this Agreement as determined by the SC.
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Responsibilities of the JPT. The Parties shall establish a Joint Project Team (the “JPT”) consisting of Palatin and AstraZeneca representatives to serve as first hand contact persons for the respective Party in relation to the Study and to handle the day-to-day interactions between the Parties in relation to the practical conduct of the Study pursuant to this Agreement and the Study Plan.
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