Assessment and review Sample Clauses
The 'Assessment and review' clause establishes a process for evaluating the performance, progress, or compliance of a party or the subject matter of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines when and how assessments or reviews will take place, who is responsible for conducting them, and what criteria or standards will be used. For example, it may require periodic performance reviews of a contractor or regular audits of deliverables. The core function of this clause is to ensure ongoing oversight and accountability, enabling parties to identify issues early and make necessary adjustments to meet contractual objectives.
Assessment and review. A review of this data sharing agreement will take place after 6 months and then annually, unless otherwise agreed by the organisations’ Data Protection Officers. The aim of the review will be to ensure the purposes are still relevant, the scope has not slipped, the benefits to the data subjects and organisations are being realised, and the procedures followed for information security are effective. Changes in legislation and developments in the areas of public sector data sharing will be considered as and when they arise, as will any changes to the signatory parties. The working group who drafted this agreement strongly recommends that a working group approach is used for any reviews, as this was a successful way to achieve pan-London and cross-specialism consensus to one sharing agreement.
Assessment and review. A review of this information sharing agreement will take place initially after six months and then annually thereafter, unless otherwise agreed by the organisations’ Data Protection Officers. The aim of the review will be to ensure the purposes are still relevant, the scope has not slipped, the benefits to the data subjects and organisations are being realised, and the procedures followed for information security are effective. Changes in legislation and developments in the areas of public sector data sharing will be considered as and when they arise, as will any changes to the signatory parties. The working group who drafted this agreement strongly recommend that a working group approach is used for any reviews, as this was a successful way to achieve pan-London and cross-specialism consensus to one sharing agreement.
Assessment and review. A review of this information sharing agreement will take place yearly, unless otherwise agreed by the organisations’ Data Protection Officers. The aim of the review will be to ensure the purposes are still relevant, the scope has not slipped, the benefits to the data subjects and organisations are being realised, and the procedures followed for information security are effective. Changes in legislation and developments in the areas of public sector data sharing will be considered as and when they arise, as will any changes to the signatory parties.
Assessment and review. A review of this information sharing agreement will take place after six months and yearly thereafter, unless otherwise agreed by the organisations’ Data Protection Officers. The aim of the review will be to ensure the purposes are still relevant, the scope has not changed, the benefits to the data subjects and organisations are being realised, and the procedures followed for information security are effective. The agreement will therefore also be reviewed if relevant learning is identified by the London Resilience Partnership from the debrief of a Major Incident or Emergency affecting London. Changes in legislation and developments in the areas of public sector data sharing will be considered as and when they arise, as will any changes to the signatory parties. Specifically, any revision of ‘HM Government 2021 Data Sharing in Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery. Non-statutory guidance on the sharing of Personal and Special Category Data during all phases of an emergency will be considered. The working group who drafted this agreement strongly recommend that a working group approach is used for any reviews, as this was a successful way to achieve pan-London and cross-specialism consensus to a single data sharing agreement. The review working group will be facilitated by London Resilience Group. All organisations party to the agreement will be invited to participate (either directly or represented on a sector basis as per the London Resilience Forum structure). Any other relevant organisations will also be invited e.g. those involved in making use of the Agreement in response to an emergency which has prompted the need for the Agreement to be reviewed.
Assessment and review. 8.1 A review of the information sharing agreement will take place every six months after the agreement date of this document through the [insert the owner of this agreement], who has responsibility for the governance of the agreement. This will assess the success of the agreement and the procedures followed for effective information security management. Changes in legislation and developments in the areas of public sector data sharing will be taken into account if and when they arise.
8.2 During the review all elements of the sharing agreement must be addressed and checked for compliance. The aim of the review will be to ensure the scope and purpose are still relevant and the scope has not slipped and the benefits to the data subject are being realised. The review must ensure that the data subjects are still the focus of the sharing arrangement and the arrangement is still benefiting the individuals whose data is being shared.
Assessment and review. EHL will undertake assessments and/or reviews, where deemed necessary, and in accordance with OIMS requirements. Assessments and reviews may include third party waste facilities, Resettlement Action Plans and contractors or suppliers. The IESC will conduct periodic monitoring reviews of the Project, largely based on the social and environmental mitigation measures set out in this ESMP. Such reviews will be undertaken in accordance with a predetermined protocol as agreed with EHL. EHL, contractors and subcontractors will cooperate with the IESC in the execution of monitoring reviews. Upon completion of reviews, the IESC will provide EHL and the Lender Group with a draft report. The draft report will be discussed between the IESC, EHL and the Lender Group, following which the IESC will provide EHL with a final report, which in turn will be disclosed on the Project website. EHL will ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ findings of the reviews.
Assessment and review. 5.1 This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement of the parties pertaining to Abstracts & Indexes. Only a written instrument signed by all parties may amend it. This form is to be signed by (1) Director, Five Colleges, Incorporated [▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Five Colleges, Incorporated] and (2) the Library ▇▇▇▇/Director of each institution participating in the MOU: You and your staff are committed to the Terms and Conditions listed in the Boston Library Consortium Collaborative Archiving of Science Abstracts & Indexes Memorandum of Understanding. This MOU allows for the maximizing of access to essential information resources while releasing shelf space for all participants. will participate in this agreement through December 31, 2034. This signed agreement signifies our intent to support the policies outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding beginning March 1, 2019. Date signed: ▇▇▇▇/Director: Please email or fax a scanned copy of the separate signature page (included in this email) to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇). She will sign for the BLC and return a copy of the completed document for your records. Abstracts of ACS Conference Proceedings Accounts of Chemical Research (0001-4842) Analytical Chemistry (0003-2700) Biochemistry (0006-2960) Bioconjugate Chemistry (1043-1802) Biotechnology Progress (8756-7938) Chemical & Engineering News (0009-2347) Chemical Innovation (1527-4799); 2000 (V. 30)-; Prev. title Chemtech 1971-1999 (V. 1-29) Chemical Research in Toxicology (0893-228X) Chemical Reviews (0009-2665) Chemistry (0009-305X); 1944-1979; Later title: SciQuest Chemistry of Materials (0897-4756) ChemTech (0009-2703); 1971-1999 (see Chemical Innovation for later years) Energy & Fuels (0887-0624); 1987- Environmental Science & Technology (0013-936X) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research (0888-5885); 1909 (V. 1) - ; Assoc. titles: Industrial and Engineering Chemistry V. 1(1929) - V. 18(12) (1946); Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research V. 26(1987) - V. 28 (1989) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research associated title #1: Journal of I & EC 1909-1922 (V. 1-14) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research associated title #2: I & EC 1923-1970 (V. 15-62) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research associated title #3: I & EC Fundamentals 1962- 1986 (V. 1-25) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research associated title #4: I&EC Process Design and Development 1962-1986 (V. 1-25) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research associated title #5: I&EC...
Assessment and review. A review of this information sharing agreement will take place after the initial six months and then every year unless legislative or other changes require a more rapid review as agreed by the organisations’ Data Protection Officers. The aim of the review will be to ensure the purposes are still relevant, the The processing is essential in order to protect the public and manage risk by working with both offenders and victims, and partnership working with criminal justice stakeholders, the voluntary and community sector. The exchange of appropriate information is fundamental to the success of any strategy implemented for the purposes of reducing re-offending and there is a sound legal basis for that sharing of information. The sharing of information also helps negate the risk around co locating rival gang members in prison. This agreement will share appropriate information contained on the GVM with the Council in order to: • identify offenders • monitor them • provide them with necessary support and assist their rehabilitation where necessary • help them to move away from committing offences, towards a law abiding lifestyle. • Ensure a partnership multi- agency approach to tackling gangs • Support them by offering them opportunities including education, employment, housing where appropriate • conduct enforcement action where required • to safeguard gang members, their families and the community from harm The information sharing under this agreement will allow the Council to provide the best range of services to current gang members whilst addressing any continuing offending or anti-social behaviour.
Assessment and review. SELLER shall implement a process for regularly testing, assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of the security measures it puts in place to ensure the security of the P&G INFORMATION.
Assessment and review. A review of the data sharing agreement will take place every two years, unless otherwise agreed by the parties’ Data Protection Officers. The aim of the review will be to ensure the purposes are still relevant, the scope has not slipped, the benefits to the data subjects and parties are being realised, and the procedures for information security are effective.