Scope of Data Sharing Sample Clauses

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Scope of Data Sharing. 1. Pursuant to the objectives agreed upon in the CCAP Agreement, the Parties the following Data will be shared in order to carry out the Parties’ responsibilities pursuant to that CCAP Agreement in compliance with all state and federal laws to The Parties represent and warrant that only the information listed below shall be shared between the Parties. a. Student registration data b. Course enrollment data c. Grades earned data d. Transcript data
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Scope of Data Sharing. The scope of the data sharing between MCC and School addressed in this Agreement is limited to the following: 2.1. Student Identifiers, which shall include: i. First Name, Last Name, Middle Initial. ii. Social Security Number (SSN). iii. Date of Birth (DOB); 2.2. Semester End Date(s); 2.3. Dual Credit Course(s) Enrollment Information: iv. Course name; v. Course ID; vi. Semester Grade; vii. Associate in Arts Degree Earned (YIN); viii. License Awarded (YIN); ix. Certification Awarded (YIN); and x. Provide Type and Program Name(s) of any applicable Degree, License, and/or Certification; and/or 2.4. College placement and/or related predictive School students' test results and any relevant related information.
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Scope of Data Sharing. It is necessary for County to measure the effectiveness of welfare-to-work and employment services efforts of residents within its geographic area in order to provide valuable input into subsequent programmatic design and resource allocation decisions. Additionally, these analyses are a useful tool in developing caseload forecasts and adapting employment services programs in response to labor market trends. County data does not currently include any information on employment or earnings of its program recipients, and the EDD Confidential Data are the only accessible source for tracking the earned income of clients after receiving employment services. Additionally, several files produced by the EDD are the only accessible data source for tracking the employment and earnings of welfare program recipients after leaving public assistance as well as unemployment and disability payments. Matching client data with the EDD Confidential Data provides County with robust employment and earnings data that can be tracked over time for specific groups of program clients. County may use the following data sets acquired from CDSS:
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Scope of Data Sharing. 5.1. DNCL will consider requests which directly assist the FMA in fulfilling its regulatory function(s). Any information shared pursuant to this MoU must be used only for lawful purposes. 5.2. At any time, DNCL may ask the FMA for clarification or explanation relating to the request for information. For the request to proceed, a reasonable clarification or explanation will be provided to DNCL by the FMA within five (5) working days. 5.3. DNCL acknowledges that it is anticipated that the FMA has and will from time to time have legitimate reasons to access data held by DNCL, and that this data may be needed in a timely manner. Both parties will work together on requests in a way that is as easy as is practicable without risking security matters. 5.4. The FMA will be considerate of DNCL resource and will not seek information that is more practicably available via a Query. 5.5. Any data shared per this MoU is done so voluntarily, and outside of separate data request legislation such as Section 25 of the Financial Markets Authority ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. 5.6. The FMA acknowledges that DNCL may decline or suspend the FMA’s access to data held by DNCL if DNCL reasonably believes that the security and stability of the .nz ccTLD is affected by the FMA’s access, or for any other material reason as outlined in writing to the FMA.
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Scope of Data Sharing. 4.1 The aim of this Agreement is to facilitate the sharing of information between the Parties. However the Parties recognise that it may be necessary to include additional parties to the information sharing process or to exclude some of the Parties from certain information which may be shared between other Parties. 4.2 If the Parties identify a recurring need for information exchanged under this Agreement to be exchanged with a third party, the Parties shall use their best endeavours to seek the agreement of that third party to become an additional party to this Agreement. Addition of any new parties shall require the unanimous agreement of all the Parties. 4.3 Contact details for key personnel are as provided in Schedule 1. The Parties shall promptly notify each other of any changes to the individuals in Schedule 1 or of their contact details. 4.4 A Party may be removed from this Agreement in the circumstances set out in Clause 9.3.
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Scope of Data Sharing. The Data shall be shared per instruction from NST through a secure upload process. Data shall be provided to NST in the manner and form as specified in this MOU. The educational institutions shall have access to this data as set forth in the executed the Data Sharing form. Any Data received pursuant to this MOU shall remain stored in a read/write database by County and/or District, then by year, but no longer than fifteen years from the date the data is first received. a. Parties will not post the Data disaggregated by LEA or school on any website, but will make it available to district superintendents and site principals (when applicable to specific school sites). b. Parties will not use Data of other schools in advertisements or public comparisons, but do have the ability to use their own district/school Data. c. Parties will have a mutually agreed upon schedule of Data extract dates and specific demographic formats to be received. d. District staff will provide the Data extract on the dates specified;
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Scope of Data Sharing. The scope of the data sharing between the Parties is limited to the following: 2.1. Student identifiers, which shall include:
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