Common use of EIR Clause in Contracts

EIR. 3.1 The Parties recognise that they are subject to legal duties, which may require the release of information under the EIR and may be under an obligation to provide information on request. Such information may include matters relating to, arising out of or under this Agreement in any way. 3.2 The Parties recognise that each request for information must be considered individually. 3.3 Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary including, but without limitation, the general obligation of confidentiality imposed on the Parties pursuant to Clause 2, in the event that either Party (“the Relevant Party”) receives a request for information under the EIR, the Relevant Party shall be entitled to disclose all information and documentation (in whatever form) as necessary to respond to that request in accordance with the EIR PROVIDED ALWAYS that where the information requested is information that has been given to the Relevant Party by the other Party (”the Other Party”), the Relevant Party: 3.3.1 shall use reasonable endeavours to consult the Other Party as soon as reasonably practicable and the Other Party agrees to respond to such consultation within 7 days of receiving the consultation notice; 3.3.2 shall not disclose any information that the Parties have agreed is Exempted Information and shall rely on the EIR Exemption, at the Other Party’s request and cost, and use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Exempted Information remains withheld, including the lodging of any appeal against a decision by the Information Commissioner in relation to the request; 3.4 In the event that the Relevant Party incurs any costs, including but not limited to external legal costs, in seeking to maintain the withholding of the information, including but not limited to responding to information notices or lodging appeals against a decision of the Information Commissioner in relation to disclosure, the Other Party shall indemnify the Relevant Party, save that the Relevant Party shall use reasonable endeavours to consult the Other Party before incurring any such costs and comply with all reasonable requirements of the Other Party before incurring such costs and shall permit the Other Party to take over the sole conduct of the matter if it so chooses.

EIR. 3.1 15.1 The Parties recognise that they are subject to legal duties, which may require the release of information under the EIR and may be under an obligation to provide information on request. request Such information may include matters relating to, arising out of or under this Agreement in any way. 3.2 15.2 The Parties recognise that each request for information must be considered individually. 3.3 15.3 Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary including, but without limitation, the general obligation of confidentiality imposed on the Parties pursuant to Clause 2clause 14, in the event that either Party (in this clause 15 “the Relevant Party”) receives a request for information under the EIR, the Relevant Party shall be entitled to disclose all information and documentation (in whatever form) as is necessary to respond to that request in accordance with the EIR PROVIDED ALWAYS that where the information requested is information that has been given to the Relevant Party by the other Party (”in this clause 15 “the Other Party”), the Relevant Party: 3.3.1 15.3.1 shall use reasonable endeavours to consult the Other Party as soon as reasonably practicable and the Other Party agrees to respond to such consultation within 7 days Days of receiving the such consultation notice; 3.3.2 15.3.2 shall not disclose any information that the Parties have agreed is Exempted Information and shall rely on the EIR Exemption, at the Other Party’s request and cost, and use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Exempted Information remains withheld, including the lodging of any appeal against a decision by the Information Commissioner in relation to the request; 3.4 15.4 In the event that the Relevant Party incurs any costs, including but not limited to external legal costs, in seeking to maintain the withholding of the information, including but not limited to responding to information notices or lodging appeals against a decision of the Information Commissioner in relation to disclosure, the Other Party shall indemnify the Relevant Party, save that the Relevant Party shall use reasonable endeavours to consult the Other Party before incurring any such costs and comply with all reasonable requirements of the Other Party before incurring such costs and shall permit the Other Party to take over the sole conduct of the matter if it so chooses.

EIR. 3.1 The Parties recognise that they are subject to legal duties, which may require the release of information under the EIR and may be under an obligation to provide information on request. Such information may include matters relating to, arising out of or under this Agreement in any way. 3.2 The Parties recognise that each request for information must be considered individually. 3.3 Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary including, but without limitation, the general obligation of confidentiality imposed on the Parties pursuant to Clause 2, in the event that either Party (“the Relevant Party”) receives a request for information under the EIR, the Relevant Party shall be entitled to disclose all information and documentation (in whatever form) as necessary to respond to that request in accordance with the EIR PROVIDED ALWAYS that where the information requested is information that has been given to the Relevant Party by the other Party (”the Other Party”), the Relevant Party: 3.3.1 :  shall use reasonable endeavours to consult the Other Party as soon as reasonably practicable and the Other Party agrees to respond to such consultation within 7 days of receiving the consultation notice; 3.3.2 ;  shall not disclose any information that the Parties have agreed is Exempted Information and shall rely on the EIR Exemption, at the Other Party’s request and cost, and use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Exempted Information remains withheld, including the lodging of any appeal against a decision by the Information Commissioner in relation to the request;. 3.4 In the event that the Relevant Party incurs any costs, including but not limited to external legal costs, in seeking to maintain the withholding of the information, including but not limited to responding to information notices or lodging appeals against a decision of the Information Commissioner in relation to disclosure, the Other Party shall indemnify the Relevant Party, save that the Relevant Party shall use reasonable endeavours to consult the Other Party before incurring any such costs and comply with all reasonable requirements of the Other Party before incurring such costs and shall permit the Other Party to take over the sole conduct of the matter if it so chooses.