Data and Information Sharing. 8.1. The Parties will work together to define a screening map and guidelines to assist the Local Municipalities in determining when an application will be circulated for review.
8.2. The Parties agree that data sharing, data modelling and GIS are important to service efficiencies and will establish and/or participate on a working group to advance an open data approach among the Parties.
Data and Information Sharing. 5.1 The parties will share work plans and consult with each other when commissioning work with a shared interest and may choose to collaborate on or co-fund commissioned work.
5.2 The parties agree to share, relevant; data, models, information, analysis, methodologies and findings as appropriate, and whilst taking account of the needs related to different types of information. In addition to the principles set out in para
3.1 the parties will consider the following on a case-by-case basis: • transparency and confidentiality • respecting third party rights • principles governing the sharing of personal data.
5.3 Where required, data sharing agreements will be agreed between ESS and CCC and used as appropriate, in order to ensure the parties meet their responsibilities under the Data Protection Act, and other relevant legislation.
Data and Information Sharing. 9.1 Within Cambridgeshire and Peterborough data and other crucial information is shared between agencies. This is done fully within the intent and authority provided by primary legislation and only for prescribed statutory functions aimed to research, prevent and tackle crime and disorder including the formation of community safety strategies and at a local level problem solving groups.
Data and Information Sharing. A. Public Release or Dissemination of Information
Data and Information Sharing. (i) With regard to sharing of Regulatory Documentation, each Party shall permit the Lead Regulatory Party in any country or territory to access, and shall provide the Lead Regulatory Party in any country or territory with sufficient rights to reference and use in association with exercising its rights and performing its obligations in Development and Commercialization under this Agreement (without creating under this Section any new such rights and obligations), all of its, its Affiliates’ and Third Party Partners’ and their respective suppliers’ Regulatory Documentation and Regulatory Approvals for Collaboration Products. The foregoing sentence shall apply mutatis mutandis to the Non-Lead if and to the extent that the Non-Lead has been allocated a Development responsibility in accordance with Section 3.1(b).
(ii) During the Collaboration Period and any Opt-In Period (or Change of Control Period, if it applies) the Lead Regulatory Party shall keep the Non-Lead informed on an ongoing basis regarding the schedule and process for Regulatory Documentation and shall provide the Non-Lead with reasonable advance notice of any meeting or substantive telephone conference call with any Regulatory Authority relating to any Regulatory Documentation. The Non-Lead shall have the right to attend and observe (but not comment or otherwise participate in) any meeting or conference call with the Regulatory Authority regarding a Collaboration Compound or Collaboration Product. The Lead Regulatory Party shall promptly furnish the Non-Lead with copies of all correspondence that the Lead Regulatory Party receives from any Regulatory Authority, and contact reports it receives concerning substantive conversations or substantive meetings with any Regulatory Authority, in each case relating to any such Regulatory Documentation. The Lead Regulatory Party shall prepare all responses to correspondence that are received from any Regulatory Authority relating to any Regulatory Documentation.
Data and Information Sharing. 1. Any information furnished to NRCS under this agreement is subject to the Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552).
2. Activities performed under this agreement may involve access to confidential and potentially sensitive information about governmental and landowner issues. The term “confidential information” means proprietary information or data of a personal nature about an individual, or information or data submitted by or pertaining to an organization. This information must not be disclosed without the prior written consent of NRCS.
Data and Information Sharing. 16.1 The Parties agree, as appropriate and subject to any data sharing agreements and their respective legislation, to share and provide the other Party access to available data and information at no charge during the assessment, listing, recovery planning and recovery implementation activities under this Agreement.
16.2 Some data and information may require confidentiality or have been obtained with an understanding of confidentiality in order to protect species at risk from exploitation or harm. Data and information so identified by a Party to this Agreement, or a partner in programs and activities related to this Agreement, will be held confidential by the Parties to the extent allowed by their respective legislation and within their respective access to information policies, procedures, and agreements.
16.3 The Parties recognize the role of the British Columbia Conservation Data Centre as the common source of data on species and species at risk in
Data and Information Sharing. 16.1 The Parties agree, as appropriate and subject to any data sharing agreements and their respective legislation, to share and provide the other Party access to available data and information during the assessment, listing, recovery planning and recovery implementation activities under this Agreement.
16.2 Some data and information may require confidentiality or have been obtained with an understanding of confidentiality in order to protect species at risk from exploitation or harm. Data and information so identified by a Party to this Agreement, or a partner in programs and activities related to this Agreement, will be held confidential by the Parties to the extent allowed by their respective legislation and within their respective access to information policies, procedures, and agreements.
16.3 The Parties recognize the role of the Ontario Natural Heritage Information Centre as a common source of data on species and species at risk in Ontario, and agree to support this Centre with data and resources in a manner consistent with agreements between federal/provincial/territorial governments and NatureServe Canada.
16.4 The Parties recognize and promote the optimal use of new and existing decision support tools and information technology such as WILDSPACE and BIOTICS to facilitate information exchange, reduce redundancy, promote integration and strengthen conservation networks. The Parties agree to support these tools and technologies with data and resources in a manner consistent with
Data and Information Sharing. 23.1 Information shall be shared between the Parties save that no commercially sensitive information shall be communicated between the Parties in the course of the operation of this Agreement without the express agreement of the Responsible Officer for either Party.
23.2 Any and all agreements between the Parties shall be subject to their duties under the Data Protection Act (the 2018 Act), the Freedom of Information Act (the 2000 Act) and the Environmental Protection Regulations 2004 (the 2004 Act).
23.3 The Parties agree that they will each co-operate with each other to enable any Party receiving a request for information under the 2000 Act, the 2004 Act or the 2018 Act to respond to a request promptly and within the statutory timescales. This co-operation shall include but not be limited to finding, retrieving and supplying information held, directing requests to other Parties as appropriate and responding to any requests by the Party receiving a request for comments or other assistance.
23.4 Any and all agreements between the Parties as to confidentiality shall be subject to their duties under the 2000 Act, the 2004 Act or the 2018 Act. No Party shall be in breach of Clause 23 if it makes disclosures of information in accordance with any of the Acts set out in Clause 23.
23.5 Any processing of data that is undertaken by the Parties, their servants, employees, agents or subcontractors in the course of this Agreement shall comply with the Fair Data Processing principals set out in the 2018 Act.
Data and Information Sharing. Any information furnished to NRCS under this agreement is subject to the Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552). Cooperators providing technical or financial assistance under USDA programs may have access to information that must not be subsequently disclosed and may only be used for the purpose of providing that assistance. See Appendix A, “ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF REQUIREMENTS FOR PROTECTION OF PRIVACY OF PERSONAL AND GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION RELATING TO NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE PROGRAMS.” The signatory agrees to abide by these requirements as a condition of receiving access to such information.
