Incident Details Sample Clauses
The Incident Details clause defines the requirements for documenting and reporting specific information about any incidents that occur under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes an incident, the type of information that must be recorded (such as date, time, nature of the incident, and parties involved), and the process for submitting these details to relevant stakeholders. Its core function is to ensure transparency and accountability by providing a clear record of incidents, which helps in managing risks and facilitating appropriate responses or investigations.
Incident Details. Notifications made pursuant to Section 7.2.2 (Incident Notification) shall describe the details of the incident to the greatest possible extent (also through additional notifications), including the categories and approximate number of Data Subjects involved and the personal data records affected, the potential risks to the Data Subjects and the steps that the Agile has taken or recommends the Client adopts to address the Incident and mitigate its effects. If it is not possible to provide the above specific information within the time allowed, Agile shall explain the reasons for the delay to the Controller, in any case providing the Controller with any initial information concerning the breach for the purposes of the related notification.
Incident Details. 5.1 Definition of an Incident to be reported This is any crime or attempted crime, against any member, which falls within the scope of the Scheme (section 4.2 above).
Incident Details. Definition of an Incident to be Reported
a. Any crime or attempted crime against any member that falls within the scope of the partnership remit.
b. Sightings of person(s) known or believed to be involved in offending behaviour.
c. Any other relevant and appropriate information from within or near the area of operation as defined by the partnership. Members should submit reports via the DISC app or send information to the Business Crime Co-ordinator via email on the following incidents – ▇▇▇▇▇▇(s arrested for theft or attempted theft This includes:
a) Incidents where the thief escapes with merchandise without being apprehended.
b) Person(s) involved in theft where property is subsequently abandoned in or outside the business premises.