Test Reports, Confidentiality Sample Clauses
The 'Test Reports, Confidentiality' clause establishes that any test reports generated or shared between parties are to be treated as confidential information. Typically, this means that the receiving party must not disclose the contents of the test reports to third parties and must use them only for purposes specified in the agreement, such as product evaluation or compliance verification. This clause serves to protect sensitive technical or business information contained in test reports, ensuring that proprietary data is not improperly disclosed or misused.
Test Reports, Confidentiality. Test results will be reported to the Board and will be maintained by the Board in a separate medical file with restricted access1. The Board will provide results to the Association only after the employee consents in writing to the disclosure. Except as expressly required by law, the Board will not release test results without the employee’s written consent. Upon written request at any time, the Board will provide the Association with the contents of all investigatory files pertaining to violations of this agreement, excluding test results (unless the employee has consented.)
Test Reports, Confidentiality. Test results will be reported to the Board and will be maintained by the Board in a separate medical file with restricted access1. The Board will provide results to the Association only after the employee consents in writing to the disclosure. Except as expressly required by law, the Board will not release test results without the employee’s written consent. Upon written request at any time, the Board will provide the Association with the contents of all investigatory files pertaining to violations of this agreement, excluding test results (unless the employee has consented.)
1 The medical files of an employee are kept separate from the personnel records. Access is limited to those with a legitimate business reason to have access.