3rd Party Data Processors / Suppliers Sample Clauses

3rd Party Data Processors / Suppliers. 3rd Party Supplier Management is the process by which the DBS and the RB manage 3rd party suppliers. This is particularly in relation to the management and security of the delivery of DBS electronic application data. If an RB’s 3rd party data processor / supplier will have access to DBS electronic application data whether on an ad hoc or continual basis once that RB goes live, then the 3rd party data processor / supplier must be approved by the DBS before it is allowed to access DBS data. The 3rd party data processor / supplier will be required to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) to enable DBS to assess its suitability to access DBS electronic application data. If approved, the 3rd party data processor / supplier will be asked to sign a contract with the DBS that sets out its obligations when accessing DBS data. If the 3rd party data processor / supplier PQQ is not approved by the DBS the e-RB will be unable to use the e-bulk service until such a time that either: i. the 3rd party data processor / supplier has taken the required actions to remedy the previous PQQ failure(s), has re-submitted an amended PQQ which has been approved by the DBS and has signed the requisite contract with the DBS; ii. the DBS is satisfied that the e-RB has adapted its e-bulk system so there is no 3rd party supplier / data processor access to DBS electronic application data; or iii. the e-RB has acquired the services of an alternative 3rd party data processor / supplier which has successfully completed the approval process. If an e-RB using the live e-Bulk service subsequently decides to change their processes / system which would enable a 3rd party data processor / supplier to have access to DBS electronic application data the e-RB must inform DBS immediately, as the 3rd party data processor / supplier must follow the PQQ process and be approved by the DBS before access can be granted. All RBs/e-RBs must consider carefully before committing to use a 3rd party data processor / supplier it’s appropriateness and likelihood of successfully completing the DBS’s approval process. Copies of the PQQ, contract and supporting guidance are available on the DBS website. RBs/e-RBs are strongly advised to provide a copy of these documents to any prospective 3rd party suppliers in advance of making any commitment. The DBS accepts no liability whatsoever to the e-RB in the event that a 3rd party data processor / supplier fails the approval process. Should an e-RB plan to make an...
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