Common use of Individuals Clause in Contracts

Individuals. Organisations processing personal data are required to begin with the ethos of Data Protection by Design and Default (also known as Privacy by Design (PbD)). This means that we must consider and uphold the privacy of an individual’s data before we begin and throughout the processing taking place. Each party agrees that they have undertaken a DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment), where they feel the processing meets the legislative criteria for a DPIA.

Individuals. ‌ Organisations processing personal data are required to begin with the ethos of Data Protection by Design and Default (also known as Privacy by Design (PbD)). This means that we must consider and uphold the privacy of an individual’s data before we begin and throughout the processing taking place. Each party agrees that they have undertaken a DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment), where they feel the processing meets the legislative criteria for a DPIA.

Individuals. Organisations processing personal data are required to begin with the ethos of Data Protection by Design and Default (also known as Privacy by Design (PbD)). This means that we must consider and uphold the privacy of an individual’s data before we begin and throughout the processing taking place. Each party agrees that they have undertaken a IGfL will consider this DSA and the related DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment), where they feel the processing meets the legislative criteria for a DPIAon behalf of London. Individual parties may wish to undertake their own DPIA/ DSA.

Individuals. Organisations processing personal data are required to begin with the ethos of Data Protection by Design and Default (also known as Privacy by Design (PbD)). This means that we must consider and uphold the privacy of an individual’s data before we begin and throughout the processing taking place. Each party agrees Given the low level and non-sensitive nature of the data and the purpose of processing it is not considered that they have undertaken a DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment)is necessary, where they feel although given the overall volume of data being processed, a short form risk assessment has been undertaken to explain why the processing meets the legislative criteria for a DPIAis low risk.

Individuals. Organisations processing personal data are required to begin with the ethos of Data Protection by Design and Default (also known as Privacy by Design (PbD)). This means that we must consider and uphold the privacy of an individual’s data before we begin and throughout the processing taking place. Each party agrees that they have undertaken a DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment), where they feel the processing meets the legislative criteria for a DPIA. For organisations relying on the Digital Economy Act 2017, a business case and security plan are highly recommended, as stated in the Code of Practice.