The presentation of the confidentiality agreement was developed and approved in 2014 by the Data Governance Steering Committee, composed of the management of the Office of the Executive Vice President, Office of General Counsel, Office of Human Resources, Office of Information Technology, Office of Finance and Treasury, Office of Audit and Compliance, Office of the Dean of the Faculty and Office of the Chancellor. The template is provided in the form of a user guide by the department in order to properly protect the university`s sensitive and confidential information. 11. Governing Law This Agreement is in all respects governed by the laws of the United States of America and the laws of the State of California, as such laws apply to agreements that have been fully entered into and will be performed in the State of California. Although university staff members are not required to sign this agreement, the Committee strongly encourages each department to consider adopting this agreement, if any, and to develop an internal process for staff to validate it both at the time of recruitment and at regular intervals. If this agreement does not exactly meet the specific requirements of the department, managers should discuss the changes with the Office of General Counsel. 14. Right to omission A breach of any of the promises or agreements contained therein results in irreparable and persistent harm to the non-injuring party, for which there is no appropriate remedy, and the non-injuring party is entitled to a right of omission and/or a decree for a given performance and other appropriate remedies (including pedal damages, if any). 2.
Obligation of confidentiality and non-use Each party agrees not to disclose, disclose or disclose confidential information of the depositor to persons, companies or companies, unless this is necessary for negotiations, discussions and consultations with staff members or authorized representatives of the recipient, and for any purpose that the other party may approve in writing below. In addition, the existence of ongoing trade negotiations, discussions, consultations or agreements between the parties may not be communicated to the public media without the written consent of both parties. The recipient agrees that it will treat all of the offender`s confidential information with the same diligence as it allows to its own confidential information, and that the recipient will exercise due diligence to protect its own confidential information. . . .