Use of this Report Clause Samples

The "Use of this Report" clause defines how the report may be accessed, shared, or relied upon by the recipient and other parties. It typically outlines any restrictions on distribution, specifies who is authorized to use the report, and may limit liability for unintended uses. For example, it might state that only the client may rely on the findings, or that the report cannot be reproduced without permission. This clause ensures that the report is used appropriately and helps prevent misuse or misinterpretation by unauthorized individuals.
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Use of this Report. This Report may be used only for the purpose described in the above objective. It was prepared solely for the confidential use of the [Partner] [Linked Third Party] and the [Commission] [Agency], and only to be submitted to the [Commission] [Agency] in connection with the requirements set out in Article 13.4 of the Specific Agreement. The Report may not be used by the [Partner] [Linked Third Party] or by the [Commission] [Agency] for any other purpose, nor may it be distributed to any other parties. The [Commission] [Agency] may only disclose the Report to authorised parties, in particular to the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) and the European Court of Auditors. This Report relates only to the Financial Statement(s) submitted to the [Commission] [Agency] by the [Partner] [Linked Third Party] for the Agreement. Therefore, it does not extend to any other of the [Partner’s] [Linked Third Party’s] Financial Statement(s). There was no conflict of interest4 between the Auditor and the Partner [and Linked Third Party] in establishing this Report. The total fee paid to the Auditor for providing the Report was EUR (including EUR of deductible VAT). We look forward to discussing our Report with you and would be pleased to provide any further information or assistance. [legal name of the Auditor] [name and function of an authorised representative] [dd Month yyyy] Signature of the Auditor 4 A conflict of interest arises when the Auditor's objectivity to establish the certificate is compromised in fact or in appearance when the Auditor for instance: - was involved in the preparation of the Financial Statements; - stands to benefit directly should the certificate be accepted; - has a close relationship with any person representing the Partner; - is a director, trustee or partner of the Partner; or - is in any other situation that compromises his or her independence or ability to establish the certificate impartially. The European Commission reserves the right to i) provide the auditor with additional guidance regarding the procedures to be followed or the facts to be ascertained and the way in which to present them (this may include sample coverage and findings) or to ii) change the procedures, by notifying the Partner in writing. The procedures carried out by the auditor to confirm the standard factual finding are listed in the table below. If this certificate relates to a Linked Third Party, any reference here below to ‘the Partner’ is to be considered as a referen...
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Use of this Report. This Report may be used only for the purpose described in the above objective. It was prepared solely for the confidential use of the [Partner] [Linked Third Party] and the [Commission] [Agency], and only to be submitted to the [Commission] [Agency] in connection with the requirements set out in Article 13 of the Specific Agreement. The Report may not be used by the [Partner] [Linked Third Party] or by the [Commission] [Agency] for any other purpose, nor may it be distributed to any other parties. The [Commission] [Agency] may only disclose the Report to authorised parties, in particular to the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) and the European Court of Auditors. This Report relates only to the Financial Statement(s) submitted to the [Commission] [Agency] by the [Partner] [Linked Third Party] for the Agreement. Therefore, it does not extend to any other of the [Partner’s] [Linked Third Party’s] Financial Statement(s). There was no conflict of interest30 between the Auditor and the Partner [and Linked Third Party] in establishing this Report. The total fee paid to the Auditor for providing the Report was EUR (including EUR of deductible VAT).
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