Common use of Common Law Duty of Confidence Clause in Contracts

Common Law Duty of Confidence. 9.1 The Parties agree that when introducing working practices to enable joint working, that any duty of confidence to Data subjects will continue to be respected. 9.2 The Parties will achieve this by addressing confidentiality requirements in their business change and governance processes and in particular through the application of data protection by design and default as described in clause 11.

Common Law Duty of Confidence. 9.1 The Parties agree that when introducing working practices to enable joint working, that any duty of confidence to Data subjects will continue to be respected. 9.2 The Parties will achieve this by addressing confidentiality requirements in their business change and governance processes and in particular through the application of data protection by design and default as described in clause 11.

Common Law Duty of Confidence. 9.1 The Parties agree that when introducing working practices to enable joint working, that any duty of confidence to their Data subjects Subjects will continue to be respected. 9.2 The Parties will achieve this by addressing confidentiality requirements in their business change and governance processes and in particular through the application of data protection by design and default as described in clause 1111 below.