Clause 2: Principal Investigator and Personnel Sample Clauses

Clause 2: Principal Investigator and Personnel. The Principal Investigator is not to be a signatory to the mCTAs. Clause 2 makes clear the obligation of the Participating Organisation to procure the performance of the Principal Investigator with respect to the Participating Organisation’s obligations under the Agreement. Since the March 2020 version, this obligation has extended to procuring the services of Sub-Investigators and other personnel. The mCTAs do not seek to amend the well-understood and established obligations of Principal Investigators. Participating Organisations should bring these responsibilities to the attention of Principal Investigators in the course of research governance training. As the obligations of the Participating Organisation will be fulfilled through the work of the Principal Investigator, it is important that the Participating Organisation incorporates the obligations of the Principal Investigator and other investigators set out in the mCTAs, into a separate agreement (in a form that is at the discretion of the Participating Organisation) between the Participating Organisation and the Principal Investigator. It is prudent for the clinical trial activities to be included in the work plans of the Principal Investigator and any Sub-Investigators. The Participating Organisation may seek assurances from the Principal Investigator and any Sub-Investigators to satisfy the conditions of the mCTAs.
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Clause 2: Principal Investigator and Personnel. The principal investigator is not to be a signatory to the mCTAs. Clause 2 makes clear the obligation of the participating organisation to secure the performance of the principal investigator with respect to the participating organisation’s obligations under the Agreement. The mCTAs do not seek to amend the well-understood and established obligations of principal investigators. Participating organisations should bring these responsibilities to the attention of principal investigators in the course of research governance training. As the obligations of the participating organisation will be fulfilled through the work of the principal investigator, it is important that the participating organisation incorporates the obligations of the principal investigator and other investigators set out in the mCTAs, into a separate contract (in a form that is at the discretion of the participating organisation) between the participating organisation and the principal investigator. It is prudent for the clinical trial activities to be included in the work plans of the principal investigator and any sub-investigators. The participating organisation may seek warranties from the principal investigator and any sub-investigators to satisfy the conditions of the mCTAs.
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