Common use of Fair and Transparent Clause in Contracts

Fair and Transparent. In order to comply with the principles of the DPA/ UK GDPR the processing must be fair to the data subject; therefore all partners must process personal information in ways which the data subject would reasonably expect. However, there are certain exemptions to the fairness and transparency aspect of principle (a) which may be utilised in order to support the purpose of this agreement. In order to assist with this agreement, information may be shared that has a negative impact on the data subject which may not be fair and transparent. However the adverse impact can be justified on the grounds of: • Prevention of disorder or crime • Protection of rights and freedoms of others Where an exemption does not apply, partners should provide individuals with concise, accurate and easy to understand information about how their personal information will be used in relation to the purpose. In order to support transparency Lincolnshire Police and Lincoln BIG have Privacy Notices in place which is available on their respective websites. This Information Sharing Agreement will be made publicly available on the force website.

Fair and Transparent. In order to comply with the principles of the DPA/ UK GDPR the processing must be fair to the data subject; therefore all partners must process personal information in ways which the data subject would reasonably expect. However, there are certain exemptions to the fairness and transparency aspect of principle (a) which may be utilised in order to support the purpose of this agreement. In order to assist with this agreement, information may be shared that has a negative impact on the data subject which may not be fair and transparent. However the adverse impact can be justified on the grounds of: • Public safety • Prevention of disorder or crime • Protection of rights and freedoms of others Where an exemption does not apply, partners should provide individuals with concise, accurate and easy to understand information about how their personal information will be used in relation to the purpose. In order to support transparency Lincolnshire Police and Lincoln BIG the Lincolnshire Football Association have Privacy Notices in place which is are available on their respective websites. This Information Sharing Agreement will be made publicly publically available on the force website.

Fair and Transparent. In order to comply with the principles of the DPA/ UK GDPR the processing must be fair to the data subject; therefore all partners must process personal information in ways which the data subject would reasonably expect. However, there are certain exemptions to the fairness and transparency aspect of principle (a) which may be utilised in order to support the purpose of this agreement. In order to assist with this agreement, information may be shared that has a negative impact on the data subject which may not be fair and transparent. However the adverse impact can be justified on the grounds of: •  Public safety  Prevention of disorder or crime •  Protection of rights and freedoms of others Where an exemption does not apply, partners should provide individuals with concise, accurate and easy to understand information about how their personal information will be used in relation to the purpose. In order to support transparency Lincolnshire Police and the Diocese of Lincoln BIG have a Privacy Notices Notice in place which is available on their respective websites. This Information Sharing Agreement will be made publicly publically available on the force website.

Fair and Transparent. In order to comply with the principles of the DPA/ UK GDPR the processing must be fair to the data subject; therefore all partners must process personal information in ways which the data subject would reasonably expect. However, there are certain exemptions to the fairness and transparency aspect of principle (a) which may be utilised in order to support the purpose of this agreement. In order to assist with this agreement, information may be shared that has a negative impact on the data subject which may not be fair and transparent. However the adverse impact can be justified on the grounds of: • Public safety • Prevention of disorder or crime • Protection of rights and freedoms of others Where an exemption does not apply, partners should provide individuals with concise, accurate and easy to understand information about how their personal information will be used in relation to the purpose. In order to support transparency Lincolnshire Police and the Diocese of Lincoln BIG have a Privacy Notices Notice in place which is available on their respective websites. This Information Sharing Agreement will be made publicly available on the force website.