Governance of Joint Clinical Development Sample Clauses

Governance of Joint Clinical Development. (a) The parties will establish a Clinical Study Oversight Group (“CSOG”) that will be responsible for management and oversight of all aspects of the Joint Clinical Development. Each party shall have a single vote with regard to CSOG decisions and all decisions of the CSOG must be unanimous, subject to Section 2.3. The CSOG shall: (i) define and develop strategies to accomplish the objectives of the Joint Clinical Development, (ii) approve the Clinical Development Plan and specific Clinical Study(s) and related Study Agreement (s), including any material changes thereto, (iii) determine appropriate facilities and staffing for each Clinical Study and such other resources as may be needed to carry out each Clinical Study, (iv) monitor progress and expenditures for each Clinical Study, and (v) seek to resolve any disputes between the parties relating to the Joint Clinical Development.
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