Common use of SERVICE PROVIDER’S PERSONNEL Clause in Contracts

SERVICE PROVIDER’S PERSONNEL. The CLIENT reserves the right under the Contract to refuse to admit to any premises occupied by or on behalf of the CLIENT any person employed or engaged by the SERVICE PROVIDER, or by a sub-contractor, whose admission would be, in the opinion of the CLIENT, undesirable. If and when directed by the CLIENT, the SERVICE PROVIDER shall provide a list of the names and addresses of all persons who it is expected may require admission in connection with the performance of the Contract, to any premises occupied by or on behalf of the CLIENT, specifying the capacities in which they are concerned with the Contract and giving such other particulars as the CLIENT may reasonably require. If and when directed by the CLIENT, the SERVICE PROVIDER shall secure that any person employed or engaged by the SERVICE PROVIDER or by a sub-contractor, who is specified in the direction or is one of a class of persons who may be so specified, shall sign a statement that he understands that the Official Secrets Acts 1911 to 1989 apply to him both during the term of and after the expiry or termination of the Contract. The SERVICE PROVIDER's representatives, engaged within the boundaries of a Government establishment, shall comply with such rules, regulations and requirements (including those relating to security arrangements) as may be in force from time to time for the conduct of personnel when at that establishment and when outside that establishment. If the SERVICE PROVIDER shall fail to comply with Clause 25.2 and if the CLIENT (whose decision shall be final and conclusive) shall decide that such failure is prejudicial to the interests of the State and if the SERVICE PROVIDER does not comply with the provisions of Clause 25.2 within a reasonable time of written notice so to do then the CLIENT may terminate the Contract provided always that such termination shall not prejudice or affect any right of action or remedy which shall have accrued or shall thereafter accrue to the CLIENT. The decision of the CLIENT as to whether any person is to be refused admission to any Premises occupied by or on behalf of the CLIENT and as to whether the SERVICE PROVIDER has failed to comply with Clause 25.2 shall be final and conclusive. No enquiry, inspection, approval, sanction, comment, consent decision or instruction at any time made or given on behalf of the CLIENT to any document or information provided by the SERVICE PROVIDER, and no failure of the CLIENT to discern any defect in or omission from any such document or information shall operate to exclude or limit the obligation of the SERVICE PROVIDER to act in accordance with all the reasonable requirements of a professional solicitor employed in a client/solicitor relationship.