not engage in, and must ensure that its Personnel, Subcontractors, Third Party IT Providers and agents do not engage in, any practice that manipulates or impacts, as relevant, any aspect of the Services including any: Record, including any Documentary Evidence; Payment or Payment-related process; Participant; or monitoring of the Services by the Department, with the effect of improperly, as determined by the Department, maximising payments to, or otherwise obtaining a benefit for, the Provider or any other person or persons; and without limiting the Department’s rights this Deed or the law, where an improper practice is identified by the Provider, immediately: take all action necessary to appropriately remedy the practice; and Notify the Department of the practice identified and the remedial action taken. The Provider must advise its officers and employees that: they are Commonwealth public officials for the purposes of section 142.2 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth); acting with the intention of dishonestly obtaining a benefit for any person is punishable by penalties including imprisonment; and disclosures of conduct” under the (Cth) can be Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 “disclosable made directly to their supervisors within the Provider, or to an Authorised Officer of the Department as specified on the Department’s website at , and where a disclosure of conduct” is made to a supervisor within the Provider, the supervisor is required “disclosable under section 60A of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (Cth) to pass information about the conduct to an Authorised Officer of the Department. Note: For the avoidance of doubt, no right or obligation arising from this Deed limits the Provider’s right to enter into public debate regarding policies of the Australian Government, its agencies, employees, servants or agents. Information provided to the Department The Provider must ensure that: all information it provides to the Department, in any form and by any is true, accurate and complete at the time of its provision to the Department; it diligently, and in accordance with any Guidelines, all necessary steps to verify the truth, completeness and accuracy of any information referred to in clause 26.1(a); and any data entered into the Department’s IT Systems is consistent with any associated Documentary Evidence held by the Provider. Subject to clause 35.4, the Provider must submit Documentary Evidence to the Department within five Business Days of any request by the Department to do so.
not engage in, and must ensure that its Personnel, Subcontractors, Third Party IT Providers and agents do not engage in, any practice that manipulates or impacts, as relevant, any aspect of the Services including any: Record, including any Documentary Evidence; Payment or Payment-related process; Participant; or monitoring of the Services by the Department, with the effect of improperly, as determined by the Department, maximising payments to, or otherwise obtaining a benefit for, the Provider or any other person or persons; and without limiting the Department’s rights this Deed or the law, where an improper practice is identified by the Provider, immediately: take all action necessary to appropriately remedy the practice; and Notify the Department of the practice identified and the remedial action taken. The Provider must advise its officers and employees that: they are Commonwealth public officials for the purposes of section 142.2 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth); acting with the intention of dishonestly obtaining a benefit for any person is punishable by penalties including imprisonment; and disclosures of “disclosable conduct” under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (Cth) can be made directly to their supervisors within the Provider, or to an Authorised Officer of the Department as specified on the Department’s website at , and where a disclosure of “disclosable conduct” is made to a supervisor within the Provider, the supervisor is required under section 60A of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (Cth) to pass information about the conduct to an Authorised Officer of the Department. Note: For the avoidance of doubt, no right or obligation arising from this Deed limits the Provider’s right to enter into public debate regarding policies of the Australian Government, its agencies, employees, servants or agents. Information provided to the Department The Provider must ensure that: all information it provides to the Department, in any form and by any is true, accurate and complete at the time of its provision to the Department; it diligently, and in accordance with any Guidelines, all necessary steps to verify the truth, completeness and accuracy of any information referred to in clause 26.1(a); and any data entered into the Department’s IT Systems is consistent with any associated Documentary Evidence held by the Provider. Subject to clause 35.4, the Provider must submit Documentary Evidence to the Department within five Business Days of any request by the Department to do so.