Data Protection Notification Clause Samples
A Data Protection Notification clause requires parties to inform each other promptly if there is a breach or potential breach of data protection laws or obligations. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notification, including the timeframe and the type of information that must be shared, such as the nature of the breach and the data affected. Its core function is to ensure transparency and enable both parties to take timely action to mitigate risks, comply with legal requirements, and protect the rights of individuals whose data may be impacted.
Data Protection Notification. 3.1 The Provider shall confirm in writing to the Council that, for the purposes of activities carried out by it as a Data Controller in its own right, it either has a valid Notification in the Register of Data Controllers as published by the Information Commissioner or is exempt from such Notification obligations.
Data Protection Notification. This Agreement is conditional upon the Provider confirming in writing to TfGM that for the purposes of its own Processing activities as a Data Controller, the Provider either has a valid Notification in the ‘Register of Data Controllers’ published by the Information Commissioner or is exempt from the obligations requiring it to make a Notification.
Data Protection Notification. 5.1 All parties shall comply with their legal data protection notifications with the Information Commissioner’s Office to legally undertake the proposed processing work.
Data Protection Notification. Your Application: To help us to decide whether we should enter into this or any future agreement with you, we will use: information that you have given us; and information that we have received following enquiries made about you; and information that we obtain from your performance of this and/or any other agreement you have with us. Use and Disclosure: If we enter into this Hire Agreement with you, we may disclose to the Credit Reference Agencies information about you, this Hire Agreement and the conduct of your account (including your payment record). It is important that you give us accurate information. In the interests of fraud prevention, we will check your details and if you give to us false or inaccurate information, and we suspect fraud, we will record this. Such information may also be disclosed to: other lenders; any associated or connected motor manufacturer from whom we purchase the goods, their subsidiary or associated companies or their holding company (Associated manufacturers); the supplier of the Battery, and any other motor dealer ("the Dealer"); and any other person or company we may select from time to time for the purposes of: considering any future applications for finance and finance related services such as insurance that may be made by you or any member of your household; fraud prevention, tracing debtors and recovering debt; and administering your account. We, the Credit Reference Agencies and the Fraud Prevention Agencies may also use the information for statistical analysis about credit, insurance and fraud, and we may also use the information to carry out market research. Fraud prevention agency records will also be shared with other organisations to help make decisions on motor, household, credit, life and other insurance proposals and insurance claims for you and members of your household. Marketing: The information that we hold about you may also be used for the purposes of advising you about our services and products and those of third parties.