Transition of Manufacturing and Supply Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Transition of Manufacturing and Supply Responsibilities. Promptly following the Effective Date, Amicus and GSK shall develop and reasonably agree upon a detailed plan (“Supply Transition Plan”) to transfer to GSK responsibility for Manufacturing of the Compound and Products for use in the Field in the Territory, such transfer of responsibility to occur no later than ****** (“Supply Transition Date”). Amicus shall cooperate in good faith with GSK to effect the transfer of such Manufacturing responsibilities to GSK in an orderly manner in accordance with the Supply Transition Plan. Without limiting the foregoing, Amicus shall deliver to GSK in accordance with the Supply Transition Plan, all information Controlled by Amicus (including such information generated by Amicus’s Third Party manufacturer(s)) as is reasonably necessary or useful for GSK or its Affiliates or its Third Party manufacturer, to commence Manufacturing Compound or Product following the Supply Transition Date. In connection therewith, any such Supply Transition Plan shall incorporate the technology transfer requirements set forth in Schedule 6.5.1 attached hereto, to the extent applicable.
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