ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 2.7.1 Notwithstanding any other provision of the Settlement Agreements, Government shall not be required to disclose any information that it is required or entitled to withhold under any Legislation relating to access to information or privacy. Where Government has a discretion to disclose any information, it shall take into account the objectives of the Settlement Agreements in exercising that discretion.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 6.1 The Parties expressly acknowledge that their respective access to information and protection of privacy legislation may be applicable to information received pursuant to this Agreement and agree to work together to honour and respect each other’s legal obligations under that legislation.
6.2 The Parties agree to provide each other with notice of any application for access to information received pursuant to this Agreement.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. Each First Nation and the Anishinabek Nation will develop and maintain a system to provide First Nation citizens with reasonable access to non-confidential information held by a First Nation, the Anishinabek Nation Government or an Anishinaabe Institution. Canada will recommend to Parliament amendments to provincial and federal privacy laws to protect information provided by a First Nation or the Anishinabek Nation and to allow a First Nation or the Anishinabek Nation access to information needed to exercise its law-making powers or authorities under the Agreement. Canada may provide information to a First Nation or the Anishinabek Nation in confidence if the First Nation or the Anishinabek Nation has enacted a law for the protection of privacy or has entered into an agreement with Canada about these matters.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. The Parties may enter into agreements to address the collection, protection, retention, use, disclosure, and confidentiality of personal, general, or other information.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 16.01 The Métis Government and Canada may enter into agreements to address the collection, protection, retention, use, disclosure, and confidentiality of personal, general, or other information.
16.02 For the purposes of the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act, information that the Métis Government provides to Canada in confidence will be deemed to be information received or obtained by Canada in confidence from a provincial government.
16.03 Canada may provide information to the Métis Government in confidence if the Métis Government has enacted a Métis Government Law or has entered into an agreement with Canada as contemplated in section 16.01, in accordance with which the confidentiality of the information will be protected.
16.04 Canada is not required to disclose to the Métis Government information that is confidentially disclosed to another government.
16.05 Subject to section 16.04, where the Métis Government requests disclosure of information from Canada, that request will be evaluated as if it were a request by a provincial government.
16.06 Subject to section 16.05, Canada is not required to disclose any information to the Métis Government that Canada is required to withhold pursuant to any Federal Law or provincial law.
16.07 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, where a Federal Law allows the disclosure of certain information only if specified conditions for disclosure are satisfied, Canada is not required to disclose that information to the Métis Government unless those conditions are satisfied.
16.08 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, the Parties are not required by this Agreement to disclose any information that may be withheld under a privilege at law or, in the case of Canada, in accordance with sections 37 to 39 inclusive of the Canada Evidence Act.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 7.1 The Parties expressly acknowledge that their respective access to information and protection of privacy legislation may be applicable to information received pursuant to this Agreement and agree to work together to honour and respect each other’s legal obligations under that legislation.
7.2 In the event that a Party mentions the name of the other Party in a response to a request for information, the responding Party will immediately inform the other Party of this mention.
7.3 In the absence of a request, when a Party voluntarily shares information with other governments or government agencies the Party will include a notice in the information that it cannot be further shared by that government or government agency with members of the public without the government or government agency first notifying and consulting the Parties to seek their prior written consent.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 8.1 If the Sponsored will collect, use, disclose, access, or transmit any personal information for this Agreement, Schedule B applies
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. For the implementation and on-going funding of the Anishinabek Education System, the Anishinabek First Nations and Canada will need to share education and funding information. The Anishinabek First Nations will make laws to protect the privacy of their education information. Canada will amend its access to information and privacy laws to respect and protect theconfidentiality of First Nation education information. First Nation education laws will exist along with federal and provincial laws. In the event of a conflict, First Nation education laws are paramount. Participating First Nation law-making powers do not extend to matters not specifically addressed inthis Education Agreement.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. (a) The Parties acknowledge and agree that the sharing of relevant information and data in a timely way is important to the achievement of the objectives established in this Agreement.
(b) The Parties agree to share relevant information that is requested by a Party. Relevant historical and predicative data prepared by any Party will be fully shared. In cases where the information is not readily accessible or is not provided on request, the matter may be referred to the MASG. Where the MASG provides prior approval, the Parties will expeditiously fill any such requests for data.
(c) In order to xxxxxx and encourage mutual cooperation, the Parties shall consult on ways and means to improve the timely collection and analysis of information and data and the method by which the data can be effectively and meaningfully communicated to each other. This process of consultation shall continue on an ongoing and regular basis.
(d) It is understood and agreed that the open sharing of information, statistics, advice and points of view exchanged in consultation requires respect for any confidentiality of such.
(e) It is understood and agreed that certain information exchanged between the Parties will be confidential information under the Hospitals Act and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, S.N.S. 1993, c. 5. The Parties will comply with any statutory requirements.
(f) DNS will be provided with electronic access to information on a monthly basis regarding Fee-For-Service xxxxxxxx and other payments made by DOH for Insured Medical Services, including the DOH’s spreadsheets for Health Service Code, Non- Patient-Specific Health Service Code (bulk xxxxxxxx), Physicians Payments and Physician Payments by Service Location and, upon request by DNS, electronic access will be provided to other routinely provided DOH information which is in relation to Fee-For-Service xxxxxxxx and other payments made by the DOH including utilization and cost information. The Parties agree that this information will not be in patient identifiable form.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 7.1 Each Party expressly acknowledges that the other Party is subject to its respective access to information and protection of privacy legislation (). Where a Party’s access to information and protection of privacy legislation is applicable to information received pursuant to this Agreement the Parties shall respect each other’s legal obligations under their respective legislation and if applicable agree to work together to assist each other in honouring such obligations.
7.2 Each Party agrees to immediately notify the other Party in the event that a Party mentions the name of the other Party in a response to a request for information received pursuant to this Agreement.
