Common use of KONTROLY Clause in Contracts

KONTROLY. The CRO on behalf of the Sponsor shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to monitor and audit the conduct of the Services. Such monitoring may take such form as the Sponsor thinks fit and shall include without limitation the right to inspect any facility being used for the work and to examine any procedures and records relating to the work, both clinical and financial, provided that such inspections are not incompatible with local laws. The Sponsor and/or CRO shall give not less than forty-eight (48) hours’ prior written notice to the Provider of Health Services of its intention to monitor and/or audit. No such monitoring and/or audit by the Sponsor shall relieve the Provider of Health Services of any of its obligations hereunder. However, audit and monitoring may not interfere with the normal course of the Provider of Health Services.

KONTROLY. The CRO on behalf of the Sponsor shall be entitled at its absolute discretion to monitor and audit the conduct of the Services. Such monitoring may take such form as the Sponsor thinks fit and shall include without limitation the right to inspect any facility being used for the work and to examine any procedures and records relating to the work, both clinical and financial, provided that such inspections are not incompatible with local laws. The Sponsor and/or CRO shall give not less than fortyseventy-eight two (4872) hours’ prior written notice to the Provider of Health Services of its intention to monitor and/or audit. No such monitoring and/or audit by the Sponsor shall relieve the Provider of Health Services of any of its obligations hereunder. However, audit and monitoring may not interfere with the normal course of the Provider of Health Services.