Common use of Excepted Information Clause in Contracts

Excepted Information. Each Participant’s ability to provide information pursuant to Article I is subject to: (a) the respective national laws, regulations, and policies which govern the Participants; (b) any other contract, agreement or commitment that binds a Participant; and (c) the right to refuse to provide information that would be unreasonably difficult or costly to identify or provide, unless otherwise mutually understood between the Participants.

Excepted Information. Each Participant’s ability to provide information pursuant to paragraph (2) of Article I is subject to: (a) the The respective national laws, regulations, and or policies which govern the Participants; (b) any Any other contract, agreement or commitment that binds a Participant; and (c) the The right to refuse to provide information that would be unreasonably difficult or costly to identify or provide, unless otherwise mutually understood between the Participants.

Excepted Information. Each Participant’s ability to provide information pursuant to paragraph (2) of Article I is subject to: (a) the respective national laws, regulations, and regulations or policies which govern the Participants; (b) any other contract, agreement or commitment that binds a Participant; and (c) the right to refuse to provide information that would be unreasonably difficult or costly to identify or provide, unless otherwise mutually understood between the Participants.