IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties implemented this agreement with effect on the aforementioned date. Standard Form 312 (SF 312) is a confidentiality agreement that, in accordance with Executive Order 13292, must be signed by federal government staff or one of their contractors, once they have received a security clearance for access to classified information. The form is published by the National Archives and Records Control Information Office and is entitled classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement. SF 312 prohibits the confirmation or repetition of classified information to unauthorized persons, even if this information has already been disclosed. The SF 312 replaces the old SF 189 or SF 189-A. The application of SF-312 is limited to civil actions to impose acts of publicity or to seek monetary policy damages and administrative sanctions, “including reprimands, suspensions, downgrades or withdrawals, in addition to the likely loss of security clearance.” The contractor does not include some of the confidential information in the initiation or products, with the exception of a working product provided to the company for the exclusive use of the company. In addition, the contractor has no ownership interest in the confidential information. In addition, the contractor will ask anyone in his organization who has access to confidential information to execute a confidentiality agreement with the obligations set out in this agreement. In many cases, classified information protection contracts are known only as government for government and government. Most cases that are handled by foreign contractors raise the issue of business practices in a jurisdiction where they do not seek the help of a lawyer, but not a question of what the law is. Potential problems can be illustrated by possible contracts and cooperations. For example, in a government program; Governments commit, through a separate agreement on the protection of classified information, to guarantee the protection of classified information exchanged between the competent authorities of each government, as well as with contractors or contractors of both governments.