EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. 4.1 Phase 1, Market to Non-Market - Exchange of Operating Data. Purpose: Sharing data is necessary to facilitate effective coordination of operations and to maintain regional system reliability while assuring the maximum commercial flexibility for market participants.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. Section 4.1 Xxxxx 0, Xxx-Xxxxxx to Non-Market - Exchange of Operating Data.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. 7. Without prejudice to the rules on data protection in force for the Agency and Council of Europe respectively, the Agency and the Council of Europe shall provide each other with information and data collected in the course of their activities, including access to online information. Information and data thus provided may be used by the Agency and the Council of Europe in the course of their respective activities. These provisions do not extend to confidential data and activities produced or undertaken.
8. The Agency shall take due account of the judgments and decisions of the European Court of Human Rights concerning the areas of activity of the Agency and, where relevant, of findings, reports and activities in the human rights field of the Council of Europe’s monitoring and intergovernmental committees, as well as those of the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights.
9. Whenever the Agency uses information taken from Council of Europe sources, it shall indicate the origin and reference thereof. The Council of Europe shall proceed in the same way when using information taken from Agency sources.
10. The Agency and the Council of Europe shall ensure, by means of their networks, the widest possible dissemination of the results of their respective activities on a reciprocal basis.
11. The Agency and the Council of Europe shall ensure regular exchanges of information about activities proposed, under way or completed.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. Article Four of the JRCA provides for the exchange of data and information as follows: (a) Real-time and projected operating data; (b) SCADA Data; and (c) Data used for EMS modeling.21 Because TVA is the Reliability Coordinator for the LG&E/KU region, any PJM requests for LG&E/KU data or PJM responses to LG&E/KU requests must be routed through TVA.22 Article Four thus facilities the exchange of data which may otherwise be deemed confidential, to be used by the Parties for reliability coordination. The data exchange provisions are generally consistent with other XXXx accepted by the Commission.23 The JRCA also incorporates requirements and specific technical details for modeling a pseudo-tie24 which are consistent with other XXXx that the Commission has accepted.25
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. 1. The Parties shall inform each other and exchange scientific and technical information of mutual interest relevant to co‐operation in the subjects referred to in Article I above, through the transmission of technical and scientific reports and notes, consistent with their respective rules on the dissemination of information and data.
2. Each Party shall provide the other Party, in support of the latter mission, with all information and data necessary for the co‐operation and the implementation of the activities agreed under the present Agreement, in particular but not limited to, Numerical Weather Prediction and Environmental Monitoring, calibration, validation and data processing, subject to its own data policy and rules on the dissemination of information and data.
3. Scientific and technical information obtained by one Party in the course of joint experiments or projects shall be made available to the other, subject to the compliance to any such rules as may be mutually agreed concerning the dissemination of information and data.
4. Any disclosure to any person permitted under the present Agreement shall be in strict confidence and shall extend only so far as may be necessary for the purposes of the present Agreement.
5. Information exchanged in pursuance of the present Agreement shall not be disclosed to third parties nor used for commercial purposes, except with the prior approval of, and on the conditions agreed between, the Parties.
6. In the event of arrangements involving industrial firms or other partners, the involved Party shall make appropriate provision with respect to access and exchange of information and data.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. The party-states undertake to apply the principle of transparency and to furnish the Economic and Social Council with trade information, data, measures and regulations to ensure the sound enforcement of the Agreement to Facilitate and Develop Inter-Arab Trade and its Executive Program.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. 7.1. In recognition of the spirit of co-operation embodied in this MoU, and so as to enable both parties to more effectively carry out their statutory functions, each party agrees to share or supply the data and information to protect water quality in the catchment areas.
7.2. Other data and information gathered or collected by the SCA may also be made available to the EPA on such terms as agreed between the parties.
7.3. The EPA, in relation to licensed premises, as defined in the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (PoEO Act) and within the catchment areas of the SCA’s area of operations will provide the SCA with the following information:
7.3.1. Notification of the intention to issue or amend any licences, where the new licence or changes have the potential to impact on water quality
7.3.2. Copies of any notices served
7.3.3. Notification of significant pollution incidents with potential impacts on water quality
7.3.4. Notification of legal proceedings instituted by the EPA
7.3.5. Where relevant, the above information will be provided via the EPA’s Public Register as required under section 308 of the PoEO Act.
7.4. The SCA, in relation to non-scheduled activities as defined in the PoEO Act, and within the catchment areas of the SCA’s area of operations, will provide the EPA with the following information:
7.4.1. Copies of any notices served
7.4.2. Notification of significant water pollution incidents 7.4.3. Notification of legal proceeding instituted by the SCA
7.5. The SCA and EPA will consult each other, and where necessary work together, in responding to matters under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 where there are potential impacts on water quality within the Sydney drinking water catchment.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. 4.1. Parties shall inform each other of activities relevant to cooperation on the subjects referred to in Article 1 of this Agreement, subject to the rules and procedures of each Party. Relevant documentation shall be communicated to the other Party, to the extent possible, and each Party shall be entitled to submit contributions and participate in discussions.
4.2. Each Party shall provide the other Party with all information necessary for the co-operation and the implementation of the activities agreed under this Agreement, subject to its own rules and procedures on exchange of information.
4.3. The disclosing Party may decide that disclosure to any person permitted under this Agreement shall be subject to confidentiality. Disclosure shall be limited to what is necessary for the purposes of the Agreement.
4.4. The receiving Party shall use the information and data within the limits provided for by the disclosing Party.
4.5. Unless otherwise provided in the implementing arrangement, confidentiality obligations shall continue to be in force following expiration or termination of this Agreement.
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND DATA. 6. Without prejudice to the rules on data protection in force for the Agency and Council of Europe respectively, the Agency and the Council of Europe shall provide each other with information and data collected in the course of their activities, including access to online information. Information and data thus provided may be used by the Agency and the Council of Europe in the course of their respective activities. These provisions do not extend to confidential data and activities produced or undertaken.
7. The Agency shall, where appropriate, take account of relevant judgments and decisions of the European Court of Human Rights, findings, reports and activities of the Council of Europe’s human rights monitoring and intergovernmental committees, as well as those of the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights.
8. Whenever the Agency uses information taken from Council of Europe sources, it shall indicate the origin and reference thereof. The Council of Europe shall proceed in the same way when using information taken from Agency sources.
9. The Agency and the Council of Europe shall ensure, by means of their networks, the widest possible dissemination of the results of their respective activities on a reciprocal basis.
10. The Agency and the Council of Europe shall ensure regular exchanges of information about activities proposed, under way or completed.
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