Translation of "Utmost good faith " (English → French) :

15. However, is concerned that previous agreements, important to improve the everyday lives of citizens on both sides, such as those concerning the handover of all civil registries to the Kosovar authorities and customs stamps, respectively, had not been fully implemented by the Serbian side, with its failure to implement the latter agreement leading to the decision of the Kosovar Government in July 2011 to implement reciprocal measures; calls on the Serbian government to show willingness to achieve the aims of the dialogue; welcomes, in this connection, the agreements between Belgrade and Pristina on IBM and on inclusive regional cooperation reached on 24 February 2012, and underlines the utmost ...[+++] importance of implementing in good faith the agreements reached; considers regrettable, in this connection, the recent disagreements between the parties over the use of the footnote for the Kosovo delegation;

1. Welcomes the Council's decision to grant Serbia candidate country status on 1 March 2012; welcomes the progress achieved by Serbia in the reform process and the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina on inclusive regional cooperation reached on 24 February 2012; underlines the utmost importance of continuation of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue and implementation in good faith of the agreements reached;

1. Welcomes the progress achieved by Serbia in the reform process and calls on the Council to grant Serbia candidate country status at the meeting in March, given that the Serbian authorities have met the conditions outlined at the December 2011 Summit; welcomes in this respect the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina on inclusive regional cooperation reached on 24 February; underlines the utmost importance of implementation in good faith of the agreements reached;

The bill is designed to give greater access to government records and the government has taken the position that the spirit and intent should be followed by government departments.By not relying on section 19 of the Access to Information Act, and giving full weight to the permissive exceptions in section 8 of the Privacy Act, Statistics Canada would be showing the utmost good faith in carrying out the will of Parliament.

Canada is required to honour its treaty promises while ensuring that its fiduciary obligation to behave toward us with the utmost good faith and act to protect our interests is met.

There is also Federal Court jurisprudence that the government has an obligation of utmost good faith; the government must give them everything the government has that is material and relevant.