QAA Sample Clauses
The QAA (Quality Assurance Agreement) clause establishes the standards and procedures that parties must follow to ensure the quality of goods or services provided under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines specific quality benchmarks, inspection rights, and reporting requirements, and may require the supplier to implement certain quality control processes or allow audits by the buyer. Its core practical function is to ensure that the delivered products or services consistently meet agreed-upon quality standards, thereby reducing the risk of defects and disputes related to quality issues.
QAA. Within [**] of execution of this Agreement, and in any event, prior to the release of any Product by Service Provider pursuant to this Agreement or any Product Schedule, the Parties will enter into a QAA setting forth, as appropriate, quality assurance provisions, the respective roles and allocation of responsibility of the Parties with respect to the applicable processes and standards and procedures for handling deviations and related matters.
QAA. As soon as practicably possible after the Signing Date, the Seller shall provide the Buyer with a written confirmation that the Quality Assurance Agency (“QAA”) has been notified of the contemplated indirect change in the ownership of GIHE UK Ltd prior to the routine review and inspection visit scheduled on 22 March 2016 and shall provide the Buyer with any evidence that the notification has been received by the QAA prior to that date. Such written confirmation from the Seller shall include any response from the QAA in relation to the indirect change of ownership of GIHE UK Ltd and any follow-up actions required by QAA after the Closing Date. The Seller shall also provide the Buyer with an additional note from the GIHE UK Ltd management team as soon as practicable after the review and inspection visit ; such note shall include the initial feedback from QAA and any significant outcomes requiring action or step to be performed.
QAA. On or before execution of the first Supply Schedule, the Parties will enter into a quality assurance agreement which shall include quality responsibilities with respect to, among other things, release testing, stability testing, access to IMP Dossier and record retention requirements (the “QAA”). The Parties will update or enter into separate quality assurance agreements regarding the various Products, if required.
QAA. Prior to the Release of any Product by IDT pursuant to this Agreement or any Product Schedule, the Parties will enter into a QAA, setting forth, as appropriate, quality assurance provisions, the respective roles and allocation of responsibilities of the Parties with respect to the applicable processes and standards and procedures for handling deviations and related matters.
QAA. QAA was established in 1997. QAA’s purpose is to maintain academic standards and enhance the quality and global reputation of UK higher education. QAA does this by working with higher education providers, regulatory bodies and students, with the shared objective of supporting students to achieve positive educational outcomes. As a membership organisation, QAA represents and supports its university and college members, working in partnership with them to enhance the quality of their provision. QAA works to secure academic standards in UK higher education wherever it is delivered across the globe and take a leading role in international developments in standards and quality, maintaining close relationships with many international quality assurance agencies, governments and higher education institutions.