Dealing with Conflict. If, during the Agreement Term, a Conflict arises, or is likely to arise, the Provider must: immediately Notify the Department of the Conflict and the steps that the Provider proposes to take to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict; make full disclosure to the Department of all relevant information relating to the Conflict; and take such steps as the Department may reasonably require to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict. Failure to deal with Conflict If the Provider: fails to Notify the Department in accordance with this clause 68; or is unable or unwilling to resolve or deal with the Conflict as reasonably required by the Department, the Department may terminate this Agreement under clause 61 [Termination for default]. Negation of employment, partnership and agency Status Except where it is expressly provided in this Agreement, the Provider, its Personnel, partners, agents, Subcontractors and Third Party IT Providers are not, by virtue of this Agreement or any Subcontract, or for any purpose, deemed to be, the Department’s employees, partners, agents, Subcontractors or otherwise able to bind or represent the Commonwealth.
Dealing with Conflict. 68.3 If, during the Agreement Term, a Conflict arises, or is likely to arise, the Provider must: immediately Notify the Department of the Conflict and the steps that the Provider proposes to take to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict; make full disclosure to the Department of all relevant information relating to the Conflict; and take such steps as the Department may reasonably require to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict. Failure to deal with Conflict
Dealing with Conflict. If, a Conflict arises, or appears likely to arise, the Affected Party agrees to:
Dealing with Conflict. If during the term of this agreement, a Conflict arises, or is likely to arise, a Participant must:
Dealing with Conflict. If, a Conflict arises or appears likely to arise, the Affected Party agrees to: notify the other Parties immediately; subject to any obligations to maintain confidentiality, make full disclosure of all relevant information relating to the Conflict to the other Parties; and take such steps as the Company may reasonably require to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict. Register of Conflicts The Company will maintain a register of Conflicts disclosed under this Agreement. dispute resolution No arbitration or court proceedings If a dispute arises out of this Agreement (Dispute), a Party must comply with this clause 24 before starting arbitration or court proceedings (except proceedings for interlocutory relief).
Dealing with Conflict. If, during the Term, a Conflict arises, or is likely to arise, the Company must: immediately notify the Administration Agency, in writing, of that Conflict and of the steps the Company proposes to take to resolve or otherwise deal with the Conflict; make full disclosure to the Administration Agency of all relevant information relating to the Conflict; and take such steps as the Administration Agency may reasonably require to resolve or otherwise deal with that Conflict. Failure to deal with Conflict If the Company: fails to notify the Administration Agency in accordance with clause 18.3.1; or is unable or unwilling to resolve or deal with the Conflict as reasonably required by the Administration Agency; the Commonwealth may Terminate this Deed under clause 24.4. CONFIDENTIALITY No Confidential Information may be disclosed by the Recipient to anyone except: the Recipient’s Personnel requiring the information for the purposes of this Deed; with the consent of the Discloser (but in disclosing Confidential Information in those circumstances, the Recipient must comply with any conditions to which that consent is expressed to be subject); if the Recipient is the Commonwealth or the Administration Agency, to each other or to any State or Territory health or licensing authority, or to the NDSS Administrator; if the Recipient, being the Commonwealth: considers it in the national interest to do so; considers it necessary to avoid, or to avoid what the Commonwealth in its discretion regards as an unacceptable risk of, any outcome that would, in the Commonwealth's reasonable opinion, have a negative impact on the CSO Funding Pool, the carrying out of NDSS Distribution Services, the Sixth Agreement, the PBS, the NDSS, the quality, safety or efficacy of any CSO Products or any related Commonwealth policy arrangements; or is requested or required to do so by any judicial, parliamentary or Governmental committee, responsible or other minister, member, house, body, agency or authority:
