Common use of GRANT RECIPIENT PERSONNEL Clause in Contracts

GRANT RECIPIENT PERSONNEL. The Grant Recipient will seek the Authority’s prior written approval before creating or replacing staff in posts where they are responsible for delivery of the Funded Activity. The Grant Recipient will appoint replacement staff with appropriate qualifications and experience. Save as expressly granted elsewhere in this Agreement the Grant Recipient will retain all IPRs that are either: its Background IPR; or developed during the period of the Grant but are not Funded Activity Specific IPR. The Authority will retain: its Background IPR; and intellectual property rights in all reports, materials and other documents produced in whole or in part using Grant funding provided under this Agreement. Other than as expressly set out in this Agreement, neither Party will have any right to use any of the other Party's names, logos or trade marks on any of its products or services without the other Party's prior written consent. All IPRs which the Grant Recipient develops in accordance with this Agreement shall belong to it, or to its partners or licensors as agreed with them. The Grant Recipient shall at all times make them publically available without restriction using an appropriate licence agreed with the Authority (which may be, without limitation, the Open Government Licence or an appropriate Creative Commons Licence). For the avoidance of doubt, the Authority shall be able to use these outputs pursuant to that public licence. Any intellectual property rights in reports created by the Authority or its subcontractors in relation to this Agreement and the Funded Activities, and the Authority’s name and logo, shall belong to the Authority. The Authority may freely share any information, know-how, system or process developed during the period of the grant Funded Activities to support similar projects. Ownership of third party software or other IPR to deliver services will remain with the relevant third party. The Grant Recipient must ensure that they have obtained the relevant agreement from the Authority before any additions or variations are made to the standard ‘off-the-shelf’ versions of any third party software and other IPR. The Grant Recipient will obtain and maintain all appropriate licences to use the third party software.

GRANT RECIPIENT PERSONNEL. The Grant Recipient will seek the Authority’s prior written approval before creating or replacing staff in posts where they are responsible for delivery of the Funded Activity. The Grant Recipient will appoint replacement staff with appropriate qualifications and experience. Save as expressly granted elsewhere in this Agreement the Grant Recipient will retain all IPRs that are either: its Background IPR; or developed during the period of the Grant but are not Funded Activity Specific IPR. The Authority will retain: its Background IPR; and intellectual property rights in all reports, materials and other documents produced in whole or in part using Grant funding provided under this AgreementFunded Activity Specific IPRs. Other than as expressly set out in this Agreement, neither Party will have any right to use any of the other Party's names, logos or trade marks on any of its products or services without the other Party's prior written consent. All Funded Activity Specific IPRs which will be made available to the Grant Recipient develops for use in accordance with this Agreement shall belong to it, or to its partners or licensors as agreed with them. The Grant Recipient shall at all times make them publically available without restriction using an appropriate licence agreed with the Authority (which may be, without limitation, the Open Government Licence. The Open Government Licence or an appropriate Creative Commons Licence)(OGL) is a simple set of terms and conditions under which information providers in the public sector can license the use and re-use of their information. For Provided that the avoidance of doubt, Grant Recipient complies with the Authority shall terms the Grant Recipient will have permission to use information anywhere in the world. The licence is also non-exclusive which means that the Grant Recipient will not be the only person able to make use these outputs pursuant of it. The Open Government Licence enables the Grant Recipient to that public licenceuse information for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. Any intellectual property rights in reports created by the Authority or its subcontractors in relation to this Agreement and the Funded Activities, and the Authority’s name and logo, shall belong to the Authority. The Authority may freely share any information, know-how, system or process developed during the period of the grant Funded Activities to support similar projects. Ownership of third party software or other IPR to deliver services will remain with the relevant third party. The Grant Recipient must ensure that they have obtained the relevant agreement from the Authority before any additions or variations are made to the standard ‘off-the-shelf’ versions of any third party software and other IPR. The Grant Recipient will obtain and maintain all appropriate licences to use the third party software.