Common use of Non-Disclosure; Confidentiality Clause in Contracts

Non-Disclosure; Confidentiality. The Individual Consultant will treat as confidential all information and results obtained in discharging the Services under this Contract and will not disclose by any means whatsoever such results or material to any third party without the prior written consent of the Procuring Entity and will only use such information for the purposes of this Contract. In addition, the Individual Consultant shall not make any communication to the press or any broadcast (including, but not limited to, inclusion of information on a website) about the Services without the prior agreement in writing of the Principal Accountant. If the Individual Consultant violates clause 12.1, then it will automatically and legally be held to pay the amount estimated as the minimum reasonable damages resulting from a breach of confidentiality. This is without prejudice to the right of Procuring Entity to demonstrate that a higher amount of loss has or may be incurred as a result of liabilities held by Procuring Entity in relation to the Procuring Entity.