Common use of Reputational Damage Clause in Contracts

Reputational Damage. (a) The Subcontractor shall provide the Services and perform all its other obligations arising under or in connection with this Agreement having regard to the standing and reputation of the Authority and, in particular, shall not do anything (by act or omission) that would, or would be reasonably likely to: (i) damage the reputation of the Authority; (ii) bring the Authority into disrepute; (iii) attract adverse publicity to the Authority; or (iv) harm the confidence of the public in the Authority. (b) The Subcontractor shall, when providing the Services, pay due regard to the need for persons in a public service environment to observe the highest standards of efficiency, economy, courtesy, consideration and hygiene.

Reputational Damage. (a) The Subcontractor Contractor shall provide the Services and perform all its other obligations arising under or in connection with this Agreement having regard to the standing and reputation of the Authority and, in particular, shall not do anything (by act or omission) that would, or would be reasonably likely tolikely: (i) to damage the reputation of the Authority; (ii) to bring the Authority into disrepute; (iii) to attract adverse publicity to the Authority; or (iv) to harm the confidence of the public in the Authority. (b) The Subcontractor Contractor shall, when providing the Services, pay due regard to the need for persons in a public service environment to observe the highest standards of efficiency, economy, courtesy, consideration and hygiene.