Information and Data Sharing Sample Clauses
Information and Data Sharing. Consistent with each Agency’s statutory functions, EPA and CSB will coordinate their fact- finding efforts. Each Agency’s representatives may discuss and share factual data pertaining to an incident with one another and with other investigatory agencies, in conformance with the requirements for protection of confidential business and enforcement-sensitive information. The CSB is an independent, non-enforcement agency. To ensure that during the conduct of an investigation the CSB is not perceived as an extension of a state or federal enforcement investigation, the CSB will not participate in compliance and enforcement activities conducted by other agencies. To avoid duplicative efforts, interviews of witnesses and requests for documents will be conducted or requested jointly as often as possible; the CSB, EPA, the company, or person(s) involved in the investigation may request to proceed separately. Other than when a criminal investigation or emergency response is being conducted as outlined above, each Agency will be responsible for the public release of its documents and for maintaining the information that it has collected. Each Agency will respond to requests it receives for disclosure of material, including requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and will coordinate with the other Agency as necessary.
Information and Data Sharing. To facilitate implementation of this Agreement:
(i) The Municipalities shall provide information and data required by the Authority to carry out its powers and duties under Part IV of the Act.
(ii) The Authority shall provide records related to its powers and duties under Part IV of the Act to the Municipalities, upon request. In the event of termination of this Agreement, records will be transferred to their respective Municipalities.
Information and Data Sharing. Parties agree to develop information and data sharing agreements in accordance with the standards and principles set forth in Subparagraph 2.4.5, above, and such other additional laws, regulations, standards, local rules, or principles that legally govern the disclosure, use, and sharing of their information and data as related to this MOU.
Information and Data Sharing. 10.1 For the purposes of implementing this Agreement, subject to Canada's Privacy Act, and Saskatchewan's The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and any other applicable law, Canada and Saskatchewan agree to exchange information in accordance with the arrangements specified in Annex 6 to this agreement entitled "Information and Data Sharing Arrangements".
10.2 Canada agrees to assume connectivity costs to existing federal systems for the federal employees transferred to Saskatchewan and for fifty percent (50%) of other Saskatchewan employees involved in the delivery of provincial programs to EI clients.
Information and Data Sharing. Plumas County has and maintains an agreement with the state Department of Social Services to share client specific information in order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ timely and appropriate care and to share in the state’s pursuit of outcomes that inform improved services to youth served by its systems. System Partners agree, to the fullest extent allowed by law, consistent with Welfare and Institutions Code section 827, to share necessary and relevant client specific information in order to conduct treatment, coordinate care and assure the highest quality care is available to youth and caregivers. This includes use of a single, uniform Release of Information (ROI) form. System Partners acknowledge that Plumas County Social Services is authorized to disclose information to the Medicaid (Medi-Cal) agency for purposes directly related to the administration of either program (▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Code (U.S.C.) § 671(a)(8)(A). Medi-Cal funded providers are likewise authorized to disclose information to Social Services for purposes directly related to the administration of the Medi-Cal program. “Directly related” includes determining the amount of medical assistance and providing services for recipients. (42 U.S.C. § 1396(a)(7); 42 C.F.R. § 421.302 (2009).
Information and Data Sharing. Any information contained in publications, studies or research funded by this Grant shall be made available to Ceres and to the public following such reasonable requirements or procedures as Ceres and the Grantee may establish from time to time. Grantee shall grant to Ceres an irrevocable, nonexclusive license to publish any publications, studies or research funded by this award for noncommercial purposes at its sole discretion.
Information and Data Sharing. In this section “information” encompasses information held in all media, including electronic, and extends to numerical and other data.
9.1 With a view to increasing the transparency of interactions between the Commission and the Scottish Government during the forecasting, assessment and reporting processes, both bodies have agreed to abide by the terms of the Protocol established and published under section 6 of the SFCA. The Protocol sets out arrangements for communications and meetings, expectations on information sharing including arrangements for handling draft reports, and the publication of other papers produced to support the exercise of the Commission’s functions.
Information and Data Sharing. To facilitate implementation of this Agreement:
(i) The Municipality shall provide information and data required by the Authority to carry out their powers and duties under Part IV of the Act;
(ii) The Authority shall provide records related to their powers and duties under Part IV of the Act to the Municipality, upon request;
(iii) In the event of termination of this Agreement, records will be transferred to the Municipality;
(iv) All information and data acquired or generated for the duration of this Agreement shall be jointly owned by the Authority and the Municipality. In the event of termination of the Agreement copies of all information and data that has been acquired or generated will be transferred to the Municipality at no cost upon request; and,
(v) Records shall be retained for a period of at least 15 years as required by Section 11 of Ontario Regulation 287/07.
Information and Data Sharing. ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇, and other representatives from the wireless communications industry have conducted health and safety research regarding the root causes of incidents and fatalities in the industry. Data collection efforts will be undertaken on a non-judgmental basis and all information shall be submitted without company identifiers. OSHA pledges to use its available databases to develop data on incidents involving death or serious injuries for the purpose of analyzing potential causes of serious incidents and fatalities. The NATE Partner employers will make available information on any incidents occurring in their organization during the life of the partnership. Accident/Incident information will be provided in a manner that can be used effectively to identify the cause(s) of the incident and to prevent future incidents but shall not include company or other individual identifiers. With respect to data sharing, nothing in this Agreement will require Partners to disclose information related to open investigations, open cases (i.e., those not subject to a Final Order of the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission or the relevant court of competent jurisdiction), or information subject to privilege. However, this Agreement does not affect OSHA’s ability to seek and obtain information from Industry Partners.
Information and Data Sharing. 8.3.1. Information and data are critical to evaluating the safety codes system, developing strategic public safety policy, developing responsive programs, and informing the development of technical codes and standards.
8.3.2. In the spirit of improving the safety codes system, the Minister and Council will work collaboratively to ensure that:
a. the Minister and the Department have access to information and data under the custody and control of the Council, save where prohibited by law or government policy, that would assist:
i. in the development of public policy for the safety codes system;
ii. in reviewing programs; and
iii. in the management of issues related to the safety codes system.
b. the Department will share information and data under the custody and control of the Minister and the Department, save where prohibited by law or policy, that would assist the Council:
i. in the review and development of codes and standards; and
ii. in the administration of its programs and services.
c. the development of new information technology systems meets the needs of the Minister and the Council.