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appenDiX c - eXample task Force terms oF reFerence
conFiDentiality – the inclusion of confidential clauses, such as:
each participant undertakes that it will not at any time during its participation use, divulge or communicate to any outside bodies or
individuals or other parts of a participant’s group not being a participant of the task Force (except as may be required by law or any legal
or regulatory authority), any confidential information concerning the business or affairs of the task Force.
confidential information may include, but is not limited to, know-how, trade secrets and information of a commercial or sensitive nature,
discussions, resolutions, minutes, papers, documents and information of any kind.
constraints – limitations to ensure that the task Force does not act in a non-competitive way.
clauses such as:
the task Force will not be permitted to discuss any matters that are:
• contrary to the provisions of in country competition regulations;
• commercially sensitive to participating organisations;
• the marketing of products or services from external organisations, except in cases where there is a defined potential benefit.
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conFiDentiality – the inclusion of confidential clauses, such as:
each participant undertakes that it will not at any time during its participation use, divulge or communicate to any outside bodies or
individuals or other parts of a participant’s group not being a participant of the task Force (except as may be required by law or any legal
or regulatory authority), any confidential information concerning the business or affairs of the task Force.
confidential information may include, but is not limited to, know-how, trade secrets and information of a commercial or sensitive nature,
discussions, resolutions, minutes, papers, documents and information of any kind.
constraints – limitations to ensure that the task Force does not act in a non-competitive way.
clauses such as:
the task Force will not be permitted to discuss any matters that are:
• contrary to the provisions of in country competition regulations;
• commercially sensitive to participating organisations;
• the marketing of products or services from external organisations, except in cases where there is a defined potential benefit.
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