REPORTING/ACCESS Sample Clauses
The REPORTING/ACCESS clause establishes the obligations of one party to provide information, updates, or access to records, personnel, or facilities to another party. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency and format of required reports, the type of information to be shared, and the circumstances under which access must be granted, such as for audits or compliance checks. Its core function is to ensure transparency and accountability between the parties, enabling effective oversight and monitoring of performance or compliance with the agreement.
REPORTING/ACCESS. Netscape will have full access to the systems data records, and such records will be reasonably compatible with Netscape systems as specified in the Statement of Work. Intraware will provide Netscape with an online and flexible direct interface to this data through a reporting tool as set forth in the Statement of Work. In addition, there will be certain Netcenter traffic reporting requirements set forth in Attachment
REPORTING/ACCESS. Authorized representatives of Sponsor and/or ICON have the right during the term of this Agreement and for two (2) years thereafter, upon reasonable advance notice, and during regular business hours, to: (i) audit and examine the Site’s facilities required for performance of the Study; and (ii) review all data, records and work products relating to the Study, and if necessary, make copies of such data, records and work products, provided such copies do not include any unauthorized individually-identifiable information of a Study subject. The Site shall maintain complete and accurate records related to the Study, and shall retain all such records resulting from the Study in accordance with ICH GCP for at a minimum the longest of the following: (i) two (2) years following the date any marketing application is approved for the Study Drug in any indication, (ii) five (5) years after Sponsor has notified Institution that the Study has been discontinued or completed, or (iii) the time required by applicable Laws. Prior to destroying or otherwise disposing of any such records, Site will provide Sponsor with ninety (90) days advance written notice and a reasonable opportunity to take possession of the records, at Sponsor’s reasonable expense. During the required retention period, upon Sponsor’s request and at its reasonable expense, Sponsor shall have the right to access and copy any such records. The Investigator will deliver CRFs to ICON within fourteen (14) days of Investigator’s review or in accordance with ICON’s reasonable written instructions, as the case may be. The Investigator shall be available at reasonable times during normal business hours to meet with Study monitors and answer questions regarding the conduct of the Study. If ICON must use or access the Site’s computer systems, it will do so in accordance with the Site’s instructions and will only use acquired information for the purpose of the Study and in accordance with applicable Laws. Institution and Investigator will comply with Investigator obligations under ICH GCP 4.1.4. and 4.9.7. to ensure Study monitors are granted direct access to Study subject original medical records for verification purposes, including periodic access to allow comparison of certified copies of medical records against the original records to verify their authenticity. If used at the Site, Site shall provide Study monitors access to its electronic medical records system. Site shall ensure that only Study subject medical...
REPORTING/ACCESS. Sun will have full access to the systems data records, and such records will be reasonably compatible with Sun systems. Intraware will provide Sun with an online and flexible direct interface to this data through a reporting tool.
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