Transparency and Trust Sample Clauses

Transparency and Trust. We value transparency in the feedback process. While astrologers cannot alter customer reviews, they are encouraged to respond to reviews where appropriate, offering clarifications or expressing gratitude for feedback. This open communication helps build trust between astrologers and customers.

Transparency and Trust. (i) The Parties value processes that are clear and predictable and information that is shared in a timely and accessible manner to allow both Parties to better understand each other’s interests and perspectives. The Parties recognize that the need for transparency will have to be balanced at times with legal obligations, including the need to protect confidential information, particularly when information is culturally sensitive or significant to Kitselas.‌

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