Data Protection Particulars. 15.1 Subject matter of processing: Citipost is providing the Print Management Services Which may involve the production and delivery of physical mail items and or the provision of a software platform for production and delivery of physical mail items and a software platform for the transmission of SMS messages (as set out in this Agreement).
Data Protection Particulars. The subject matter and duration of the Processing The parties will Process Personal Data in the context of: [●] [describe the relevant services and describe how long the personal data will be processed for- will this be determined by time period or for as long as the purpose continues? Consider longevity of the contract and if the personal data will need to be retained post termination of the contract.]
Data Protection Particulars. The subject matter and duration of the Processing The subject matter of the Data Processing is ISL complying with its obligations under this Contract. The duration of the Data Processing is until the termination of the Contract in accordance with its terms.
Data Protection Particulars. The subject matter, Purpose and duration of the Processing Subject matter and Purposes of Processing (both Parties have obligations under ss20-22 Education Act 1994); 1. Managing Union membership, administration including managing the democratic process of electing Union representatives; 2. Managing membership of sports clubs and societies (legitimate interests of the Parties); 3. Managing members’ volunteering opportunities (legitimate interest of the Parties).
Data Protection Particulars. The subject matter and duration of the Processing Student registration information, their names and other identifying information such as email addresses The nature and purpose of the Processing Data shared for the purpose of underpinning the educational experience of the students. The type of Personal Data being Processed Personal and Sensitive Personal information The categories of Data Subjects Students registered and enrolled on St George’s programmes of study. Data Retention/Deletion Period and Process Up to six years after the Term pursuant to the St George’s record retention policy Locations (including the geographic region) in which the Personal Data may be Processed by the Supplier and/or any Sub-Processor At the processor’s place of business or wherever their servers are located.
1. At least 128 bit technology encryption
Data Protection Particulars. The subject matter and duration of the Processing [Insert a summary of the types of data (not just Personal Data) that will be processed as part of the Project and its duration of processing. This is required for compliance with Data Protection Laws.] The nature and purpose of the Processing [Insert a summary of the nature and purpose of that processing. This is required for compliance with Data Protection Laws.] The type of Personal Data being Processed [Insert a summary of the types/categories of Personal Data that will be processing (e.g. categories such as name, address, mobile phone number)] The categories of Data Subjects [Insert the types of individuals who will be the subject of processing by your consortium (e.g. clients, users)] ANNEX 3 This document sets out:
Data Protection Particulars. 2.3.1 The College will share the following Personal Data of prospective and enrolled students with RHSU: • Name • College Card number • Date of birth • Sex • College email address • Course (also known as degree programme) • Department • Year of study • Home postcode • Nationality • Students’ Union membership status • Finalist status • Student status
2.3.2 The College shares this data in accordance with both a legal obligation within the Education Act 1994, to which the College is subject, and also the legitimate interests of RHSU in order that they can fulfil their function and in the legitimate interests of the students so they can make use of RHSU’s offering.
2.3.3 RHSU will share the following Personal Data of enrolled students with the College:
Data Protection Particulars. Each of the Parties acknowledges and agrees that Appendix 1 to this Schedule 3 is an accurate description of the Data Protection Particulars.
Data Protection Particulars. Section 1. The subject matter and duration of the Processing Although Teesside University (‘TU’) and Teesside University Students’ Union (‘TUSU’) are separate legal entities, TU has a legal obligation to ensure that TUSU operates in a fair and democratic manner and is accountable for its finances. TU and TUSU therefore work together in ensuring that the affairs of TUSU are properly conducted and to support the efficient delivery of services to TU students to meet their educational and welfare needs. The relationship between TU and TUSU necessarily involves the sharing of Personal Data about those students. In respect of the power that the University engages to share Personal Data with TUSU this is twofold: 1. Data is shared by virtue of the TU’s duty under section 22(1) of the Education Xxx 0000 which states:
(1) The governing body of every establishment to which this Part applies shall take such steps as are reasonably practicable to secure that any students' union for students at the establishment operates in a fair and democratic manner and is accountable for its finances (Article 6(1) (e) GDPR).
Data Protection Particulars. Subject matter of the Processing Duration of the Processing The location of the Processing The nature and purpose of the Processing The type of Personal Data being Processed The categories of Data Subjects APPENDIX 2 – XXXX SOLUTION PROVIDER AS CONTROLLER Schedule 10 – Cybersecurity Requirements Schedule 11 – Change Request Schedule 12 – Combined Authority Policies This Schedule 12 sets out the Combined Authority Policies that are applicable to the provision of the Services. In accordance with clause 41 (Compliance with Combined Authority Policies), the XxxX Solution Provider shall comply with provisions set out in the Combined Authority’s Policies, unless and to the extent that such provisions are contrary to the XxxX Solution Provider’s obligations under this Agreement.
