Dealing With Copies Sample Clauses

Dealing With Copies. 13.1 This clause 13 applies to any document, device, article or medium (‘copies’) in which AMSA Material, Contract Material or AMSA’s Confidential Information is embodied. 13.2 Property in all copies vests or will vest in AMSA. 13.3 The Service Provider must establish and maintain procedures to secure the copies against loss and unauthorised access, use, modification or disclosure. 13.4 Following completion of each Purchase Order or upon the expiration or termination of this Deed the Service Provider agrees to deliver to AMSA or otherwise deal with all copies as directed by AMSA. 13.5 For the avoidance of doubt, the Service Provider may retain a copy of all instructions, supporting AMSA Material and Contract Material solely for the purpose of complying with its professional requirements regarding reporting and not for any commercial gain or interest.
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Dealing With Copies. 3.1 The University may supply copies made pursuant to Clause 2 to Students or Staff and their immediate family, provided the recording (or its packaging, labeling or file heading) displays the copyright warning in Schedule F. 3.2 Advertising or promotional material, or any other matter intended to encourage the purchase, use or support of or indicate an association with particular goods or services, must not be included on any recording made under this agreement. 3.3 The University may retain a copy made under this Agreement for any of its statutory obligations or requirements provided always that access to the recording is restricted to Staff and Students, and complies with the terms of clause 4.1.
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Dealing With Copies. [see clause 10.8 Agency Material; clause 11.7 Intellectual Property in Existing Material, Specified Third Party Material, Contract Material and Enhanced Contractor Product; clause 13.7 Disclosure of Information]
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Dealing With Copies. Property in each document, device, article or medium in which Commonwealth Material, Contract Material or Department Confidential Information is embodied vests or will vest in the Commonwealth
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Dealing With Copies. 17.1 This clause 17 applies to any document, device, article or medium (‘Copy’) in which ACBPS Material, Contract Material or ACBPS Confidential information is embodied. 17.2 Property in each Copy vests in ACBPS. 17.3 The Service Provider must establish and maintain procedures to handle, store and secure all Copies against loss and unauthorised access, use, modification or disclosure, in accordance with the minimum standards for that type of information as defined in the Australian Government Protective Security Policy Framework and specified in Schedule 4. 17.4 ACBPS reserves the right for it, or its third party, to undertake periodic inspections of premises to ensure compliance with Protective Security Policy Framework storage and handling requirements. 17.5 The Service Provider must, on expiration or termination of this Contract, ensure that all Copies are delivered to ACBPS or otherwise dealt with as directed by ACBPS, subject to any requirement of law binding on the Service Provider relating to such Copies.
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