Procedure for Responding to Requests for Proprietary Business Information Sample Clauses

Procedure for Responding to Requests for Proprietary Business Information. 5.5.1 If, under the provisions of the Public Information Act (“PIA”), County is requested to disclose any item or data furnished to County by Company, County must notify Company in writing of that request with a copy of the request attached within three (3) business days of receipt of that request by the Xxxxxx County Attorney unless the information requested is clearly public under the PIA. If the County is asserting exceptions on its own behalf, County sends Company a copy of the brief with County arguments and, if necessary, includes a textual description of the information or portion of the information requested and covered by section 552.104. 5.5.2 Company expressly agrees that County's officers and employees may request a decision from the Attorney General about the applicability of the PIA to any item or data furnished to County and about whether that item is subject to disclosure as a public record of public information under the PIA. 5.5.3 Company has ten (10) business days from the date Company receives notification that the Xxxxxx County Attorney’s office has requested a ruling from the Attorney General’s office to provide any additional information to the Attorney General that it wants considered by the Attorney General when making a decision under the PIA. 5.5.4 If the Attorney General provides a decision that the item or data must be disclosed, County notifies Company of the decision within five (5) business days of notification of County's receipt of the Attorney General's decision. 5.5.5 Company must decide whether to seek relief from compliance with the Attorney General's opinion and advise County of that decision within one (1) business day of notification of County's receipt of the Attorney General's decision. To seek relief from compliance with the Attorney General's decision, Company must appeal the decision in the appropriate court. 5.5.6 Company further acknowledges that County's officers, employees, subcontractors, and authorized agents have the right to rely on the Attorney General's decision and that County's officers, employees, subcontractors, and authorized agents have no liability or obligation to Company for disclosure of any item or data furnished to County or any of its person in reliance on the Attorney General's decision.
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