MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION Sample Clauses

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. 12.1 The Swedish Internet Foundation is the personal data controller for the processing of personal data in the Domain Name Register. The Registrar is the personal data controller for the processing of personal data as part of the Registrar’s operations under this Agreement. 12.2 The Parties shall comply with the applicable personal data law when handling the Domain Holders´ personal data. The Parties agree that the transfer of personal data between the parties using the technical interface EPP complies with the appropriate level of security in accordance with applicable personal data law. 12.3 The Swedish Internet Foundation is also the data controller for the processing of personal data provided by the Registrar, such as the personal data of the Registrar’s

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. Company shall not release or provide Tester’s personal information to Others for any purposes other than for the purpose of the Testing, customer service, or sending beneficial information to Testers by postal mail or e-mail. Tester hereby consents to the sharing of Tester’s personal information in the circumstances described herein and Tester consents to the Company’s processing of all or any data obtained in respect of the Tester during the course of the Test and such data shall be processed fairly and lawfully by Company in accordance with the terms of the Data Protection ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Tester shall refer to the terms of Company’s privacy policy, which will be posted on Company’s official website. Tester hereby grants and agrees to grant to the Company the unrestricted, perpetual right to use and publicly release any and all character names, aliases, etc. as designated or created by Tester, for any and all purposes identified by the Company, including (but not limited to) the purpose of advertisements, promotions, and articles on media such as TV, magazines, etc. without any payment to Tester of any fees or provision of credit.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. A) In connection with your user account, you are required to provide information (including personal information such as your name, gender, identification numbers) to us in accordance with instructions given through the Platforms. You warrant that all information that you provide to us is accurate, true and complete. B) You are responsible for ensuring that information provided to us remains accurate and complete. You will update any changes to such information promptly. We may if required or in accordance with applicable laws check and verify the information you have provided to us. You will cooperate and extend to us any assistance that we may require for such checks and verifications. C) You are responsible for all loss and damage (whether caused to us or any other person) arising from inaccurate, false or incomplete information provided to us.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. AGL Energy has implemented appropriate technological and organisational measures to assist us in ensuring that the personal information we hold about you is accurate and up-to-date. We realise however that your personal information may change frequently with changes of address and personal circumstance. Please contact us promptly by a method set out in Section 9 of this Policy to inform us of any changes to your personal information. We expect our employees and contractors who handle personal information to comply with the Privacy Act and will take appropriate action in response to breaches of the obligations imposed by the Principles. Although we seek to engage external service providers who also comply with these requirements, we do not accept responsibility for the misuse of personal information by these third parties.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. After MAG receives the personal information transferred by LAO, MAG shall manage the personal information in accordance with the ARA and the ARDS.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. 5.1 The Registrar undertakes to always act in a manner that conforms with .SE’s policy regarding personal integrity and pay due consideration to the Domain Owner’s personal integrity by only managing personal information in a manner that is consistent with the Swedish Personal Data Protection Act (1998:204) and the Swedish Top-level Domains Act (2006:24). 5.2 The Registrar undertakes to take appropriate technical and organisational measures in order to protect the personal information in accordance with what is prescribed in the Swedish Personal Information Act. 5.3 The Registrar further undertakes to always act in accordance to the following Personal Integrity 5.3.1 The purpose of the collection and retention The purpose of the Registrar’s collection and retention of the Domain Owner’s personal information is i) to assist .SE in its activities concerning the provision and operation of the Domain Name Register under the Top-level Domain .se, and ii) to fulfil the obligations to the Domain Owner in accordance with this Agreement, including to inform the Domain Owner about the Registrar’s services and business activities related to the obligations of this Agreement.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. We will manage all collected personal information about you in accordance with the Privacy Act. AUALA will take steps to ensure that personal information we hold about you is accurate and up to date. If you believe that any information we hold about you is incorrect or out of date, you should notify us so that we can correct it. We disclose personal information to third parties who we believe are necessary to assist us and them in providing the relevant services and products. We will not do this unless it meets with the APP under the Privacy Act. For example, to evaluate or deliver our products and services to you, we may need to disclose your information to:- • An agent authorised by AUALA to collect or assess information relating to the relevant product or service. • A broker or other persons authorised by you. • Underwriters or Reinsurers of the relevant product or service. • A person or organisation contracted by AUALA to assess, evaluate or manage claims made under your contract of insurance. • An organisation contacting AUALA with your consent to obtain past policy, insurance contracts or claims information about you. • Commonwealth or State/Territory Government Authorities; and courts, tribunals or other dispute resolution bodies. • Underwriters at Lloyd’s and other relevant agencies or to any other person associated with this risk, or as authorised/required by law. • Other insurers who also underwrite your contract of insurance. • AUALA’s Lloyd’s brokers who are located in the United Kingdom. • Legal advisers, investigators or consultants retained by or on behalf of AUALA. We limit the use and disclosure of any personal information provided by us to them to the specific purposes for which we supply it. We may transfer your personal information overseas to countries such as the UK and the United States of America when it is necessary to provide our service or product.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. Company shall not release or provide Beta Tester’s personal information to Others for any purposes other than for the purpose of the Beta Testing, customer service, or sending beneficial information to Beta Testers by postal mail or e-mail. Beta Tester hereby consents to the sharing of Beta Tester’s personal information in the circumstances described herein. Beta Tester shall refer to the terms of Company’s privacy policy, which will be posted on Company’s official website. Beta Tester hereby grants and agrees to grant to the Company the unrestricted, perpetual right to use and publicly release any and all character names, aliases, etc. as designated or created by Beta Tester, for any and all purposes identified by the Company, including (but not limited to) the purpose of advertisements, promotions, and articles on media such as TV, magazines, etc. without any payment to Beta Tester of any fees or provision of credit.

MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. ○ The Company shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that it adheres to its obligations under the Applicable Law. 1) The Company shall designate a Privacy Officer, as outlined in the Samsung C&T Australian Region Privacy Policy. The Privacy Officer will be involved in all issues related to the protection of personal data. 2) Where the Company is required to transfer personal information to overseas recipients, the Company will take all reasonable steps to ensure overseas recipients handle the applicant’s personal information in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles. Steps taken may include the transfer of information online by using the encrypted company IT network, de-identification of personal data as well as other protection measures. 3) The Applicant can withdraw consent at any time to the use, collection or disclosure of their personal information. Individuals will be made aware of the potential implications of withdrawing consent e.g. disqualification from the process. Once consent has been withdrawn, the Company will no longer rely on past consent for any future use or disclosure of the individual’s personal information, subject to restrictions under Applicable Law. 4) The Applicant may request rectification of his or her personal information, at any time, if the personal information provided to the Company is inaccurate, irrelevant or incomplete. If the Company, in its reasonable opinion, accepts that the personal information is inaccurate or incomplete, the Company shall rectify the Applicant’s personal information within a reasonable timeframe. 5) The Applicant can request the erasure of his or her personal information where the: a) Personal information is no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which it has been collected b) Applicant withdraws consent c) Personal information obtained was unsolicited as defined under the Australian Privacy Principles d) Applicant objects to the utilisation of their personal information and there are no overriding legitimate grounds for such usage 6) In some circumstances the Applicant may request access to their personal information. The Company may ask that this request be in writing and that certain identifying information be provided. A response to an Applicant’s request will be provided within a reasonable timeframe. The Company may deny access in certain circumstances or on particular grounds as outlined in the Australian Privacy Principles If access is granted, the Company will g...