Common use of Information Gathering Clause in Contracts

Information Gathering. The Recipient agrees to comply with the following principles which aim at protecting the security, dignity and privacy of every individual who, in the course of the Work carried out under this Project, will be requested to provide personal or commercially valuable information about her/himself or others (hereinafter referred to as “Subject of Research”): a) Before an individual becomes a Subject of Research, s/he shall be notified of: • the aims, methods, anticipated benefits and potential hazards of the research; • her/his right to abstain from participation in the research and her/his right to terminate at any time her/his participation; and • the confidential nature of her/his replies and any limits on such confidentiality. b) No individual shall become a Subject of Research unless s/he is given the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph and provides a freely given consent that s/he agrees to participate. No pressure or inducement of any kind shall be applied to encourage an individual to become a Subject of Research. c) Subject only to limitations which Subjects of Research are notified of, and consent to, pursuant to Subsections (a) and (b) above, the identity of individuals from whom information is obtained in the course of this Project shall be kept strictly confidential. At the conclusion of the Project, any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. No information revealing the identity of any individual shall be included in the final report or in any other communication or publication prepared in the course, or as a result, of this Project, unless the individual concerned has consented in writing to its inclusion beforehand. Likewise, at the conclusion of the Project any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. d) When children are involved in the Project, it is the policy of the Centre that special care be taken to ensure that their participation is undertaken in accordance with high ethical standards. Accordingly, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs A7.1

Information Gathering. The Recipient agrees to comply with the following principles which aim at protecting the security, dignity and privacy of every individual who, in the course of the Work carried out under this Project, will be requested to provide personal or commercially valuable information about her/himself or others (hereinafter referred to as “Subject of Research”): a) Before an individual becomes a Subject of Research, s/he shall be notified of: •  the aims, methods, anticipated benefits and potential hazards of the research; •  her/his right to abstain from participation in the research and her/his right to terminate at any time her/his participation; and •  the confidential nature of her/his replies and any limits on such confidentiality. b) No individual shall become a Subject of Research unless s/he is given the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph and provides a freely given consent that s/he agrees to participate. No pressure or inducement of any kind shall be applied to encourage an individual to become a Subject of Research. c) Subject only to limitations which Subjects of Research are notified of, and consent to, pursuant to Subsections (a) and (b) above, the identity of individuals from whom information is obtained in the course of this Project shall be kept strictly confidential. At the conclusion of the Project, any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. No information revealing the identity of any individual shall be included in the final report or in any other communication or publication prepared in the course, or as a result, of this Project, unless the individual concerned has consented in writing to its inclusion beforehand. Likewise, at the conclusion of the Project any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. d) When children are involved in the Project, it is the policy of the Centre that special care be taken to ensure that their participation is undertaken in accordance with high ethical standards. Accordingly, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs A7.1

Information Gathering. The Recipient agrees to comply with the following principles which aim at protecting the security, dignity and privacy of every individual who, in the course of the Work carried out under this Project, will be requested to provide personal or commercially valuable information about her/himself or others (hereinafter referred to as “Subject of Research”): a) Before an individual becomes a Subject of Research, s/he shall be notified of: • the aims, methods, anticipated benefits and potential hazards of the research; • her/his right to abstain from participation in the research and her/his right to terminate at any time her/his participation; and • the confidential nature of her/his replies and any limits on such confidentiality.: b) No individual shall become a Subject of Research unless s/he is given the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph and provides a freely given consent that s/he agrees to participate. No pressure or inducement of any kind shall be applied to encourage an individual to become a Subject of Research. c) Subject only to limitations which Subjects of Research are notified of, and consent to, pursuant to Subsections (a) and (b) above, the identity of individuals from whom information is obtained in the course of this Project shall be kept strictly confidential. At the conclusion of the Project, any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. No information revealing the identity of any individual shall be included in the final report or in any other communication or publication prepared in the course, or as a result, of this Project, unless the individual concerned has consented in writing to its inclusion beforehand. Likewise, at the conclusion of the Project any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. d) When children are involved in the Project, it is the policy of the Centre that special care be taken to ensure that their participation is undertaken in accordance with high ethical standards. Accordingly, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs A7.1(a) – A7.1

Information Gathering. The Recipient agrees to comply with the following principles which aim at protecting the security, dignity and privacy of every individual who, in the course of the Work carried out under this Project, will be requested to provide personal or commercially valuable information about her/himself or others (hereinafter referred to as “Subject of Research”): a) Before an individual becomes a Subject of Research, s/he shall be notified of: •  the aims, methods, anticipated benefits and potential hazards of the research; •  her/his right to abstain from participation in the research and her/his right to terminate at any time her/his participation; and •  the confidential nature of her/his replies and any limits on such confidentiality. b) No individual shall become a Subject of Research unless s/he is given the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph and provides a freely given consent that s/he agrees to participate. No pressure or inducement of any kind shall be applied to encourage an individual to become a Subject of Research. c) Subject only to limitations which Subjects of Research are notified of, and consent to, pursuant to Subsections (a) and (b) above, the identity of individuals from whom information is obtained in the course of this Project shall be kept strictly confidential. At the conclusion of the Project, any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. No information revealing the identity of any individual shall be included in the final report or in any other communication or publication prepared in the course, or as a result, of this Project, unless the individual concerned has consented in writing to its inclusion beforehand. Likewise, at the conclusion of the Project any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. d) When children are involved in the Project, it is the policy of the Centre that special care be taken to ensure that their participation is undertaken in accordance with high ethical standards. Accordingly, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs A7.1

Information Gathering. The Recipient agrees to comply with the following principles which aim at protecting the security, dignity and privacy of every individual who, in the course of the Work carried out under this Project, will be requested to provide personal or commercially valuable information about her/himself or others (hereinafter referred to as “Subject of Research”): a) Before an individual becomes a Subject of Research, s/he shall be notified of: • the aims, methods, anticipated benefits and potential hazards of the research; • her/his right to abstain from participation in the research and her/his right to terminate at any time her/his participation; and • the confidential nature of her/his replies and any limits on such confidentiality. b) No individual shall become a Subject of Research unless s/he is given the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph and provides a freely given consent that s/he agrees to participate. No pressure or inducement of any kind shall be applied to encourage an individual to become a Subject of Research. c) Subject only to limitations which Subjects of Research are notified of, and consent to, pursuant to Subsections (a) and (b) above, the identity of individuals from whom information is obtained in the course of this Project shall be kept strictly confidential. At the conclusion of the Project, any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. No information revealing the identity of any individual shall be included in the final report or in any other communication or publication prepared in the course, or as a result, of this Project, unless the individual concerned has consented in writing to its inclusion beforehand. Likewise, at the conclusion of the Project any information that reveals the identity of individuals who were Subjects of Research shall be destroyed unless the individual concerned has consented otherwise in writing. d) When children are involved in the Project, it is the policy of the Centre INGSA that special care be taken to ensure that their participation is undertaken in accordance with high ethical standards. Accordingly, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs A7.1