(a) The private party must acknowledge and agree that government and its associates have not made any representation, advised or given any warranty or undertaking (other than as expressly set out in the project agreement) in respect of the Project Contracts, any transactions contemplated by the project or financing documents, or any other matter relevant to the private party's decision to enter into the project or finance documents.
(b) The private party will also acknowledge and agree the following:
(i) Disclosed Information and intellectual property rights will remain the property of government and/or its associates;
(ii) Disclosed Information did not constitute an invitation, recommendation or offer by government and/or its associates;
(iii) Disclosed Information was provided to assist in preparing and lodging a proposal for the project;
(iv) Disclosed Information did not purport to contain all information required by the private party;
(v) government and/or its associates have not verified and are not obliged to verify the accuracy or completeness of the Disclosed Information;
(vi) government and/or its associates has not made any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the Disclosed Information; and
(vii) the private party has not relied on the Disclosed Information, but on its own investigations in entering into the transaction.
The above list of representations and warranties is not an exhaustive list.
(c) To the extent permitted by Law, the private party will waive all rights it has to bring any action against government, or its associates, for misrepresentation or misleading or deceptive conduct in providing the Disclosed Information.
(d) The private party will indemnify government and its associates against all claims or liabilities in breach of these provisions.