Common use of GPS Data Clause in Contracts

GPS Data. The TCEQ recognizes that the PERFORMING PARTY may consider the information recorded and maintained by the tracking device to contain confidential trade secret information. Therefore, the TCEQ shall not release any of the information submitted to the TCEQ by the tracking device to any party outside TCEQ, except as required under the Public Information Act or other applicable law. The TCEQ shall inform the PERFORMING PARTY of any Public Information Act request for the information and refer the request to the Office of the Attorney General for a ruling on whether the information contains protected trade secret information. The TCEQ is not responsible for making arguments regarding trade secret status to the Attorney General, but the PERFORMING PARTY may do so.

GPS Data. The TCEQ recognizes that the PERFORMING PARTY may consider the information recorded and maintained by the tracking device to contain confidential trade secret information. Therefore, the TCEQ shall not release any of the information submitted to the TCEQ by the tracking device to any party outside the TCEQ, except as required under the Public Information Act or other applicable law. The TCEQ shall inform the PERFORMING PARTY of any Public Information Act request for the information and refer the request to the Office of the Attorney General for a ruling on whether the information contains protected trade secret information. The TCEQ is not responsible for making arguments regarding trade secret status to the Attorney General, but the PERFORMING PARTY may do so.

GPS Data. The TCEQ recognizes that the PERFORMING PARTY may consider the information recorded and maintained by the tracking device to contain confidential trade secret information. Therefore, the TCEQ shall not release any of the information submitted to the TCEQ by the tracking device to any party outside the TCEQ, except as required under the Public Information Act or other applicable law. The TCEQ shall inform the PERFORMING PARTY of any Public Information Act request for the information and refer the request to the Office of the Attorney General for a ruling on whether the information contains protected trade secret information. The TCEQ is not responsible for making arguments regarding trade secret status to the Attorney General, but the PERFORMING PARTY may do so.