Offender Management Act 2007 Sample Clauses

Offender Management Act 2007. C3.1 Nothing in the Contract shall be deemed to provide any authorisation to the Contractor in respect of any provision of the Offender Management Act 2007. The Contractor in providing the Goods or Services will comply with the provisions of PSO 1100 as published by the Authority from time to time.
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Offender Management Act 2007. Nothing in the Contract shall be deemed to provide any authorisation to the Contractor in respect of any provision of the Offender Management Act 2007. The Contractor in providing the Goods or Services will comply with the provisions of PSO 1100 as published by the Authority from time to time. Tailored legal and actuarial advice should be obtained for public to private contracts, and private to private contracts involving public sector or ex-public sector staff. ]
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Offender Management Act 2007. D4.1. Nothing in this Contract shall be deemed to provide any authorisation to the Contractor in respect of any provision of the Offender Management Act 2007. The Contractor in providing the Goods or Refurbishment of Dental Surgery HMPS Wayland – 1422-1-Clinical/Medical-MID_RFP Services will comply with the provisions of PSO 1100 as published by the Authority from time to time. Refurbishment of Dental Surgery HMPS Wayland – 1422-1-Clinical/Medical-MID_RFP
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Offender Management Act 2007. 1. Nothing in the Contract shall be deemed to provide any authorisation to the Contractor in respect of any provision of the Offender Management Act 2007. The Contractor in providing the Goods or Services will comply with the provisions of PSO 1100 as published by the Authority from time to time. Section I: Process measures to manage information risk E1.1. identify, keep and disclose to the Authority upon request a record of those members of the Contractor’s Personnel and any sub-contractors with access to or who are involved in handling Authority Data (“users”); and E1.2. provide to the Authority details of its policy for reporting, managing and recovering from information risk incidents, including losses of protected personal data and ICT security incidents and its procedures for reducing risk and raising awareness; and E1.3. immediately report information security incidents to the Authority. Significant actual or potential losses of personal data may be shared with the Information Commissioner and the Cabinet Office by the Authority. Section II: Specific minimum measures to protect personal information E2.1. handle all such Authority Data as if it were confidential while it is processed or stored by the Contractor or its sub-contractors, applying the measures in this Schedule. E3. When Authority Data is held on paper it must be kept secure at all times, locked away when not in use or the premises on which it is held secured. If Authority data held on paper is transferred it must be by an approved secure form of transfer with confirmation of receipt. When Authority Data is held and accessed on ICT systems on secure premises, the Contractor must apply the minimum protections for information set out in the Specification, or equivalent measures, as well as any additional protections as needed as a result of the Authority’s risk assessment. Where in exceptional circumstances equivalent measures are adopted the Contractor must obtain the Authority’s prior approval in writing.
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Offender Management Act 2007. Nothing in the Contract shall be deemed to provide any authorisation to the Fund or the Agent in respect of any provision of the Offender Management Act 2007. The Fund in performing its obligations under the Contract will comply with the provisions of PSO 1100 as published by the Authority from time to time. 1. The Fund must: 1.1 identify, keep and disclose to the Authority upon request a record of those members of the Contractor Personnel with access to or who are involved in handling Authority Data (“Data Users”); and 1.2 provide to the Authority details of its policy for reporting, managing and recovering from information risk incidents, including losses of protected personal data and ICT security incidents and its procedures for reducing risk and raising awareness; and 1.3 immediately report information security incidents to the Authority. Significant actual or potential losses of Personal Data may be shared with the Information Commissioner and the Cabinet Office by the Authority.
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