-.Regulation J5( J ) FOURTH SCHEDULE INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN MATERIALS TRANSFER AGREEMENT A materials transfer agreement is concluded between the lead agency and the collector and shall include clauses containing the following details, where relevant(I) A statement of approval of access application or access pennit (2) Particulars of the applicant including(a) identity and curriculum vitae of the person in charge of the access programme and other persons working on the access activities; and ( b) profiles of all other institutions or individuals connected to the access programme. (3) Particulars of the genetic resources to be collected, including- (b) requirements for a new agreement if the applicant wishes to use the material for new and additional uses; (c) restrictions on transfer to third party without the consent of the competent authority, lead agency and the holders of accessory agreements; (d) identification of where the research will take place; (e) accutate inforn:lation regarding the intended use. (5) Financial resoutces available or expected to.be available and the budget (6) The expected results of a research programme, both scientific and financial, including information on how the research will be carried out(a) identification of local bo<Iies for collaboration in research and development; ( b) treatment of confidential information. (7) Identification of benefit sharing arrangements by(a) type and quantity of genetic resources to be collected, as well as the specific taxa to be collected; (b) a list of broader species categories; (a) stating the kinds/types of benefits that could come from obtaining access to the resource; (b) stating the local beneficiaries and institutions and how they will benefit e.g. financial, material or information technology transfer; and the benefits should provide the number of people expected to benefit, their names and location; ( c) duration of collection of the genetic resources; • (d) location and site of storage or utilisation; (e) location and site of collection; (4) Purposes for which the collected material can be used, incIuding(a) accurate information regarding intended use (e .g. taxonomy, research, commercialisation); 404 ( c) stating the local bodies and institutions for collaboration and how they will collaborate with the applicant. (8) A depository shall be designated(a) for representative samples or specimens of the genetic resources to be collected; and 405