beneficiary country and the amount foreseen by the legislation of the country in which the Consultant  has its headquarters and covering, during the period of implementation of the tasks, the following  aspects:  (a) the Consultant's liability in respect of sickness or industrial accident affecting its employees,  including the cost of repatriation on health grounds;  (b) loss of, or damage to, the Contracting Authority's equipment used to perform the contract;  (c) civil liability in the event of accidents caused to third parties or to the Contracting Authority and  any employee of that Authority arising out of the performance of the contract.  (d) accidental death or permanent disability resulting from bodily injury incurred in connection with  the contract; and  13.4. The Consultant shall also insure the personal effects of its employees, experts and their families  located in the beneficiary country against loss or damage.  13.5. The Consultant shall furnish proof of the insurance policy and of regular payment of premiums without  delay whenever required to do so by the Contracting Authority or the Project Manager.  13.6. The Consultant shall put in place security measures for its employees, experts and their families  located in the beneficiary country commensurate with the physical danger facing them.  13.7. The Consultant will also be responsible for monitoring the level of physical risk to which its employees,  experts and their families located in the beneficiary country are exposed and for keeping the  Contracting Authority informed of the situation. In the event that the Contracting Authority or the  Consultant shall become aware of an imminent threat of danger to the life or health of any of its  employees, experts or their families, the Consultant may take immediate action to remove the  individuals concerned to safety. If the Consultant takes such action, this must be communicated  immediately to the Project Manager and may lead to suspension of the contract in accordance with  Article 35.  14.1. All reports and data such as maps, diagrams, drawings, specifications, plans, statistics, calculations,  databases, software and supporting records or materials acquired, compiled or prepared by the  Consultant in the performance of the contract shall be the absolute property of the Contracting  Authority unless otherwise specified. The Consultant shall, upon completion of the contract, deliver all  such documents and data to the Contracting Authority. The Consultant may not retain copies of such  documents and data and shall not use them for purposes unrelated to the contract without the prior  written consent of the Contracting Authority.  14.2. The Consultant shall not publish articles relating to the services or refer to them when carrying out any  services for others, or divulge information obtained from the Contracting Authority, without the prior  written consent of the Contracting Authority in accordance with Article 7.4.  14.3. Any results or rights thereon, including copyright and other intellectual or industrial property rights,  obtained in performance of the Contract, shall be the absolute property of the Contracting Authority,  which may use, publish, assign or transfer them as it sees fit, without geographical or other limitation,  except where intellectual or industrial property rights already exist.  15.1. The scope of the services is specified in Annex II and Annex III.  15.2. Where the contract is for an advisory function for the benefit of the Contracting Authority and/or Project  Manager in respect of all the technical aspects of the project which may arise out of its implementation,  the Consultant shall not have decision-making responsibility.  15.3. Where the contract is for management of the implementation of the project, the Consultant shall  assume all the duties of management inherent in supervising the implementation of a project, subject  to the Project Manager's authority.  15.4. If the Consultant is required to prepare a tender dossier, the dossier shall contain all documents  Page 7 of 19  NATURE OF THE SERVICES ARTICLE 15. THE SCOPE OF THE SERVICES  ARTICLE 14. INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 