Common use of Publicity, Media and Official Enquiries Clause in Contracts

Publicity, Media and Official Enquiries. 25.1 The Supplier shall not make any press announcements or publicise the Contract in any way without Approval and shall take reasonable steps to ensure that its servants, agents, employees, sub-contractors, suppliers, professional advisors and consultants comply with this clause 25. Any such press announcements or publicity proposed under this clause 25.1 shall remain subject to the rights relating to Confidential Information and Commercially Sensitive Information, 25.2 Subject to the rights in relation to Confidential Information and Commercially Sensitive Information, the Customer shall be entitled to publicise the Contract in accordance with any legal obligation upon the Customer, including any examination of the Contract by the Auditor. 25.3 The Supplier shall not do anything or permit to cause anything to be done, which may damage the reputation of the Customer or bring the Customer into disrepute. 25.4 The Supplier shall not, without the agreement of Customer use, disclose or permit any person or organisation to use or disclose the Results or Confidential Information for any thesis, degree, research or other educational purpose. Any such use or disclosure may only be made subject to such terms as the Customer shall require. 25.5 The Supplier shall not publish any other information related to the Contract without agreeing the text to be published, and the publication or transmission service in or on which it is to appear with Customer. Such agreement shall not be unreasonably withheld. 25.6 Any agreed publication shall contain an acknowledgement that the Services were carried out under contract to the Customer, and is published with the Customer's agreement. 25.7 Any publication by the Supplier shall be entirely at the Supplier's own cost and the Supplier shall, within ten days of publication, supply the Customer free of charge with a reasonable number of copies of any publication.

Publicity, Media and Official Enquiries. 25.1 The Supplier 26.1 Without prejudice to the Customer’s obligations under the FOIA, neither Party shall not make any press announcements announcement or publicise the Contract this Agreement or any part thereof in any way without Approval and way, except with the prior written consent of the other Party. 26.2 Both Parties shall take reasonable steps to ensure that its their servants, employees, agents, employees, sub-contractors, suppliers, professional advisors and consultants comply with clause 26.1. 26.3 The Customer hereby agrees that the Supplier may disclose (in general but not specific terms) its engagement by the Customer pursuant to this Agreement and its provision of the Services hereunder only as part of its submission of a bid or tender to any government department, part of the Crown or wider public sector body and in no other circumstances. The Supplier shall not disclose the facts of its engagement by the Customer pursuant to this Agreement and its provision of the Services hereunder to any other person or under any other circumstances than those permitted above, except with the prior written consent of the Customer, which the Customer shall have the sole and absolute right to grant or deny. 26.4 Where the Supplier wishes to disclose to its private sector clients that the Customer is or has been a client of the Supplier, the Supplier shall seek the Customer’s authorisation prior to disclosure. The supplier shall never disclose the Customer’s confidential information. 26.5 The Customer shall not disclose the Supplier's work to any third party without the Supplier's prior written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed), provided that (i) the Customer may disclose, circulate and distribute the same to any government department or part of the Crown and to its own professional advisers and consultants and those of any government department or part of the Crown; and (ii) any government department or part of the Crown to whom any disclosure is made pursuant to this clause 25. Any such press announcements or publicity proposed under this clause 25.1 shall remain subject to the rights relating to Confidential Information and Commercially Sensitive Information, 25.2 Subject to the rights in relation to Confidential Information and Commercially Sensitive Information, the Customer shall be entitled to publicise rely upon any such work (including any documents, materials, advices or other outsput) provided by the Contract in accordance with Supplier. The Supplier accepts no duty of care nor assumes any legal obligation responsibility to any person other than the Customer save as expressly provided herein, andany other third party which relies upon the Customer, including any examination of the Contract by the Auditor. 25.3 The Supplier shall not do anything or permit to cause anything to be done, which may damage the reputation of the Customer or bring the Customer into disrepute. 25.4 The Supplier shall not, without the agreement of Customer use, disclose or permit any person or organisation to use or disclose the Results or Confidential Information for any thesis, degree, research or other educational purpose. Any such use or disclosure may only be made subject to such terms as the Customer shall require. 25.5 The Supplier shall not publish any other information related to the Contract without agreeing the text to be published, and the publication or transmission service in or on which it is to appear with Customer. Such agreement shall not be unreasonably withheld. 25.6 Any agreed publication shall contain an acknowledgement that the Services were carried out under contract to the Customer, and is published with the Customer's agreement. 25.7 Any publication by the Supplier shall be does so entirely at the Supplier's its own cost and the Supplier shall, within ten days of publication, supply the Customer free of charge with a reasonable number of copies of any publicationrisk.