Unity Oversight Sample Clauses

Unity Oversight. Provision of the Services will at all times be subject to oversight and control by the Board of Directors of Unity, which shall direct and control the business that is being carried out by Quartz on behalf of Unity, including the control and direction of Quartz’s employees in the performance of Services under this Agreement. No action taken by Quartz at the direction or with the approval of a majority of the Unity’s Board of Directors in office at the time of the direction or approval may be used by Unity as grounds for termination under Section 4. In performing any Services hereunder, Quartz shall be responsible for following the written instructions and procedures of Unity hereunder.
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