Diversity and Project Diamond Clause Samples

Diversity and Project Diamond. 15.1 The parties acknowledge and agree that Channel 4 is participating in Diamond. For the purposes of Diamond, the parties acknowledge and agree that the Diamond Broadcasters will be the Data Controllers of all Diamond Diversity Data and the Producer will be the Data Processor of the Diamond Diversity Data inputted by the Producer to the Diversity Data Modules, and Channel 4 will use all Diamond Diversity Data in accordance with its obligations under the Data Protection Legislation. 15.2 The Producer shall, save in respect of the Excluded Categories: (i) notify the Participants of the submission of their e-mail addresses into Silvermouse for the purpose of being invited to complete the Diversity Self-declaration Form, and (ii) complete the Contributors Form, the Diversity Actual Form and (iii) complete the Diversity Perceived Form in Silvermouse. For the purposes of this clause, “complete” shall have the meaning set out in the Diamond Guidance Notes. 15.3 Where a Participant does not provide the Producer with an e-mail address the Producer will use reasonable endeavours to supply or make available to the Participant a Diversity Self-Service Form. 15.4 Channel 4 may compile reports using Diamond Diversity Data relating to the Programme(s) that is contained in the Diversity Data Modules (the “Reports”). Channel 4 may choose to share the Reports with the Producer and will do so on the basis that the Producer acts as a Data Processor of the Reports and the Producer agrees to treat the Reports as confidential and hold them in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Legislation. 15.5.1 Subject to the provisions of 15.5.2 below, Channel 4 shall indemnify the Producer against: (i) any direct financial loss and or penalty actually suffered by the Producer due to a data infringement under Data Protection Legislation with respect to the Diamond Diversity Data that is incurred by the Producer substantially and directly as a result of the Producer being a data processor of Diamond Diversity Data where such infringement is as a direct result of the Channel 4’s, or Soundmouse’s actions; and/or (ii) any reasonable external legal costs actually incurred by the Producer in respect of (a) such data infringement claim referred to in (i) above, and/or (b) defending any claim or action with respect to mishandling of the Diamond Diversity Data made against the Producer by a Participant substantially and directly as a consequence of the Participant’s involvement in...
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Diversity and Project Diamond. The following definitions shall apply to Clause 7 below, of the Special Conditions: off-screen participants
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