As a bidder, before its bid has been selected, or as the awarded contractor, the Firm shall not disclose any information pertaining to the activities of the Client or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates, both in the scope covered by the subject of the contract as well as any other information obtained when exercising the subject of the contract during the contract period or after the contract has expired or been terminated, without the Client’s previous written consent.

All materials, including contracts and other documents containing data pertaining to the Client or its operations, into the possession of which the Contractor will come in the course of performing actions covered by the scope of the contract, shall constitute the Client’s property. The Contractor will return those documents to the Client immediately, but no later than within 7 (seven) days from the expiry or termination of the contract.

The duty to keep in confidentiality all information obtained in the course of practising the profession of a counsellor-at-law or attorney-at-law stems from existing legal regulations: the Counsellor-at-Law Act of 6 July 1982, the Attorney-at-Law Act of 26 May 1982, as well as from the Ethical Regulations endorsed by the counsellor-at-law and attorney-at-law corporations. The members of those corporations are subject to disciplinary liability for any breach of those regulations, including the breach of professional secrecy.

Marcinkiewicz Czarnohorski i Partnerzy, Adwokaci i Radcowie Prawni guarantees that professional secrecy will be observed and confidentiality assured during and after the contract period.

Secrecy and confidentiality will be observed on the basis of the Firm’s procedures, based on the above-mentioned requirements stemming from the appropriate legal regulations.