Communications Public Information and Organizational Conflicts of Interest Sample Clauses

The "Communications, Public Information and Organizational Conflicts of Interest" clause governs how parties to an agreement handle external communications, the release of public information, and the management of potential conflicts of interest within their organizations. It typically requires parties to obtain prior approval before making public statements about the contract or disclosing sensitive information, and to disclose any relationships or interests that could compromise impartiality. This clause ensures that information is released in a controlled manner and that conflicts of interest are identified and managed, thereby protecting the integrity of the contractual relationship and maintaining public trust.
Communications Public Information and Organizational Conflicts of Interest 
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