Data Subject Information Rights Sample Clauses

Data Subject Information Rights. 10.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and GDPR, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. 10.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other. 10.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 10.2.4. Where the GOC receives a relevant request, the GOC representative is to contact the NPCC Data Protection Officer at: xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx to ascertain whether the NPCC wishes to propose to the GOC that they apply any relevant exemptions when responding to the applicant. 10.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the NPCC Data Protection Officer is to contact the GOC representatives to ascertain whether the GOC wishes to propose to ACRO that they apply any relevant exemptions prior to responding to the applicant. 10.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the DPA 2018 and the GDPR.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 12.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and UK GDPR, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption that is to be applied. 12.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other. 12.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 10.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and GDPR, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. 10.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other. 10.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 10.2.4. Where CAFCASS receives a relevant request, CAFCASS representative is to contact the NPCC Data Protection Officer at: xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx to ascertain whether the NPCC wishes to propose to CAFCASS that they apply any relevant exemptions when responding to the applicant. 10.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the NPCC Data Protection Officer is to contact CAFCASS representatives to ascertain whether CAFCASS wishes to propose to ACRO that they apply any relevant exemptions prior to responding to the applicant. 10.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the DPA 2018 and the GDPR.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 11.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and UK GDPR, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. 11.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other. 11.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 11.2.4. Where the GLAA receives a relevant request, the GLAA representative is to contact the ACRO Data Protection Officer at: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx to ascertain whether ACRO wishes to propose to the GLAA that they apply any relevant exemptions when responding to the applicant. 11.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the ACRO Data Protection Officer is to contact the GLAA representatives to ascertain whether the GLAA wishes to propose to ACRO that they apply any relevant exemptions prior to responding to the applicant. 11.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the Data Protection Legislation.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 13.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and GDPR, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the unlawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indication by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. 13.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 11.2.1. For the purpose of any party to this agreement handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and GDPR, it is necessary to ensure that the parties do not cause prejudice to the lawful activity of the other, by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption, which is to be applied. 11.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection, which requires consideration of data, provide to one party by the other. 11.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 11.2.4. Where the police force or Local Authority receives a relevant request, the representative is to contact the ACRO Data Protection Officer at: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx to ascertain whether ACRO wishes to propose to the police force or Local Authority that they apply any relevant exemptions when responding to the applicant. 11.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the ACRO Data Protection Officer is to contact the police force or Local Authority representatives to ascertain whether they wish to propose to ACRO that they apply any relevant exemptions prior to responding to the applicant. 11.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the Data Protection Legislation.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 12.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of both the DPA 2018 and UK GDPR, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. 12.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other. 12.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 12.2.4. Where the Probation Board of Northern Ireland (PBNI) receives a relevant request, the Probation Board of Northern Ireland (PBNI) representative is to contact the ACRO Data Protection Officer at: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx to ascertain whether ACRO wishes to propose to the Probation Board of Northern Ireland (PBNI) that they apply any relevant exemptions when responding to the applicant. 12.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the ACRO Data Protection Officer is to contact the Probation Board of Northern Ireland Data Protection Officer at ***@xxxxxxxxx-xx.xxx.xx to ascertain whether the Probation Board of Northern Ireland (PBNI) wishes to propose to ACRO that they apply any relevant exemptions prior to responding to the applicant. 12.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the Data Protection Legislation.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 12.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under both Chapters III of the UK GDPR and II of the Data Protection Act 2018 (in respect of Shared Personal Data Processed for Civil Enforcement Purposes) and Chapter III of the DPA 2018 (in respect of Shared Personal Data Processed for Criminal Enforcement Purposes), it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing personal data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. However, the decision to disclose or withhold the personal data (and therefore any liability arising out of that decision) remains with the party in receipt of the request as Data Controller in respect of that data. 12.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provided to one party by the other. 12.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 12.2.4. Where the ICO receives a relevant request the ICO representative is to contact the ACRO Data Protection Officer at: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxxxxx.xx to seek views from ACRO on any relevant exemptions which the ICO may apply when responding to the applicant. 12.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the ACRO Data Protection Officer is to contact the ICO representatives to seek views from the ICO on any relevant exemptions which ACRO may apply when responding to the applicant. 12.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the Data Protection Legislation.
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Data Subject Information Rights. 12.2.1. For the purpose of either party handling information rights under Chapter III of UK GDPR and Part 3, Chapter 3 of the DPA 2018, it is necessary to ensure neither party causes prejudice to the lawful activity of the other by releasing Personal Data disclosed by one party to the other, or indicating by the method or content of their response that such data exists. The parties agree that consultation between the parties is necessary to identify relevant prejudice and ensure it is both substantial and proportionate to the exemption which is to be applied. 12.2.2. A relevant request requiring consultation includes those requests exercised under the rights to access, erasure, rectification, restriction or objection which requires consideration of data provide to one party by the other. 12.2.3. Consultation will occur without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after identification of the relevant request. 12.2.4. Where XXX receives a relevant request, the XXX Data Protection Officer is to contact the ACRO Data Protection Officer at: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxxxxx.xx to ascertain whether ACRO wishes to propose to XXX that they apply any relevant exemptions when responding to the applicant. 12.2.5. Where ACRO receives a relevant request, the ACRO Data Protection Officer is to contact the XXX Data Protection Officer at: xxx@xxx.xxx.xx to ascertain whether XXX wishes to propose to ACRO that they apply any relevant exemptions prior to responding to the applicant. 12.2.6. Both parties will otherwise handle such requests in accordance with the Data Protection Legislation.
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