DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION Sample Clauses

The Data Processing Information clause defines the types of personal data that will be processed, the purposes for which the data is used, and the roles and responsibilities of each party involved in the processing. Typically, this clause outlines what categories of data are collected (such as names, contact details, or payment information), how the data will be handled, and under what legal basis the processing occurs. Its core function is to ensure transparency and compliance with data protection laws by clearly informing all parties about the scope and nature of data processing activities.
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DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION. This Annex 1 includes certain details of the processing of Personal Data as required by Article 28
DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION. 22.1 The Parties acknowledge that under the term of the agreement the Customer is a *Data Controller and the Provider is a *Data Processor. *A Data Controller is an organisation who determines the manner and purpose of the processing of personal data. * A Data Processor is an organisation who processes personal data under the instruction of the Data Controller 22.2 The Data Processor agrees to process the Personal Data only for the purposes outlined in the Agreement and strictly for no other purpose without the written authority of the Data Controller. 22.3 The Data Processor will NOT disclose or share the Personal Data processed under the Agreement, with any third party without the written authority of the Data Controller. 22.4 The Data Processor is prohibited from publishing, copying, transferring or duplicating any information without the written authority of the Data Controller. 22.5 The Data Processor agrees to only process the Personal data in accordance with the Data Controller’s instructions, and only for the purposes of providing the Hosted Services. The Parties shall not process Personal Data in a way that is incompatible with the purposes described in this agreement. 22.6 Each party shall appoint a single point of contact (SPoC) who will work together to reach an agreement with regards to any issues arising from the data sharing and to actively improve the effectiveness of the data sharing initiative. The points of contact for each of the parties are specified in the Services Order Form. 22.7 The Parties agree that the Personal Data processed under the Agreement must be lawfully in accordance with the Privacy Legislation during the Term of the Agreement. Further, the Data Controller shall ensure that the processing satisfies the appropriate conditions. 22.8 The Data Controller agrees to review the accuracy of the personal data and make any necessary changes/ updates to the inaccurate data. 22.9 Both parties agree that the Data Subjects (individuals whose data are processed or published) have the rights to access, modify, erase or restrict access to their personal data. 22.10 To facilitate the above rights, the Data Processor agrees to store or record the Personal Data processed under the Agreement in a structured, commonly used and machine readable form. 22.11 The Data Processor agrees to notify the Data Controller immediately and no later than 48 hours upon receipt by the Data Processor of a request from an individual seeking to exercise any of...
DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION. Subject matter of the processing Nature and purpose of the processing Duration of the processing Types of personal data Categories of data subjects
DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION. The purpose of this Schedule 4 is to ensure the parties comply with their obligations as set out in the part of Article 28(3) of the GDPR which states that:- Clause 12 and/or other provisions of this Agreement set out most of the information detailed above, including the obligations and rights of the data controller. For completeness we set out further information below. The processing of Personal Data by Armor shall be undertaken in the context of the provision of the Services under this Agreement.
DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION. 22.1 Following the EU Regulation 2016/679, and Legislative Decree 196/03 as amended and supplemented, the Parties hereby declare that they have mutually received the information pursuant to Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 regarding the methods and purposes of the use of personal data, of which the Parties will become aware in the context of the contractual and/or work relationship, of their employees/collaborators, in the context of automated or paper-based data processing for the purposes of the execution of this deed. The Parties also declare that the data provided herewith are accurate and correspond to the truth. 22.2 Data processing will be based on the principles of fairness, lawfulness, and transparency and in compliance with security regulations.
DATA PROCESSING INFORMATION. Table 1 Categories of data subject Personal Date Sensitive Data Types of Personal data Name, email, phone, job title, IP address, bank details, employment history, gender, date of birth, driving licence, National Insurance number, passport, photo, voice recording, and vehicle registration number, … Health records, criminal convictions, children's data, political views, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, sex life, biometric data, genetic data, religious views, trade union membership, ... Table 2 Purposes of processing TRANSLATION & INTERPRETING SERVICES Table 3 Sub-processors of Personal Data (if any) PERMITTED TO SUBCONTRACTOR AGECIES

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