KUREC — Material Transfer Agreement Form (6 May 2026)
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Material Transfer Agreement Form on Shipping of Samples is published by Kamuzu University of Health Sciences Research and Ethics Committee. This document is identified by its title; no separate official document code is recorded.
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Material Transfer Agreement Form on Shipping of Samples
Complete nine-page Material Transfer Agreement Form dated 6 May 2026, including sections 1–5.1, all transfer/ownership/confidentiality/liability/termination terms and the full signature/approval form. Preserves government ownership and recall wording, justification and consent requirements, no-sale condition, initial sample-storage authorization up to five years with further authorization, the Data Protection Act No. 3 of 2024 reference, repeated field letters and the source NCST wording in the liability clause. The original image-letterhead contacts and footer-only ninth page are retained. These are research-material-transfer terms, not a blanket marketing-authorization modification rule. Current KUHeS research-ethics page links this exact original. Dated form versions are preserved as document context, without asserting legal publication, commencement or supersession dates. Complete Office renders retain source layout. Later changes, signed delegation and medical-device/IVD applicability remain under review; excluded from default current-law discovery.
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