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2 similar Freedom of Information Terms contracts
Freedom of Information TermsFreedom of Information Terms • January 19th, 2024
In some situations, the Alen Turing Institute (the “Institute”) and/or its wholly owned subsidiary (together or individually referred to as the “Turing”) will enter into an agreement (the “Linked Agreement”) with another party who is deemed to be a public authority for the purposes of FOIA Legislation (defined below). While the Turing is not deemed to be a public authority for purposes of FOIA Legislation the parties nevertheless will need to work together in certain instances to set out how they will support the party who is subject to FOIA
Introduction:Freedom of Information Terms • January 11th, 2024
In some situations, the Alen Turing Institute (the “Institute”) and/or its wholly owned subsidiary (together or individually referred to as the “Turing”) will enter into an agreement (the “Linked Agreement”) with another party who is deemed to be a public authority for the purposes of FOIA Legislation (defined below). While the Turing is not deemed to be a public authority for purposes of FOIA Legislation the parties nevertheless will need to work together in certain instances to set out how they will support the party who is subject to FOIA Legislation and the practical steps that will be taken. These Freedom of Information Terms are default terms and set out those details that will automatically apply to any arrangements with the Turing and are deemed to form part of the legally binding Linked Agreement unless the parties to the Linked Agreement agree otherwise in writing.
