INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. You understand and agree that in conjunction with employee training, quality control and the provision of services, we may monitor and/or electronically record cellular transmissions related to the Services, as well as conversations with you or others. Further, you understand that privacy cannot be guaranteed on telephone, cellular network and computer systems, and we shall not be liable to you for any claims, loss, damages or costs which may result from a lack of privacy experienced. You consent to us (i) using information about you and your location (collectively, “information’) to administer services, offer you new products or services, enforce the terms of this Agreement, prevent fraud and respond to regulatory and legal requirements, (ii) response to a subpoena or other such legal process, and (iii) using and sharing aggregate Subscriber information and statistics that do not include information that identifies you personally.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 31.1 We will keep your personal information confidential in accordance with applicable laws and our privacy policy.
31.2 We will also provide any relevant information to authorities in the event that you are under investigation for illegal use of our services or of any other crime.
31.3 By accepting a water retail service under this contract you are agreeing to the release of billing data to a tenant of your supply address, in accordance with processes approved by ESCOSA from time to time.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 31.1 We will keep your personal information confidential in accordance with applicable laws and our privacy policy.
31.2 We will also provide any relevant information to authorities in the event that you are under investigation for illegal use of our services or of any other crime.
31.3 By accepting a retail service under this contract you are agreeing to the release of billing data to a tenant of your supply address, in accordance with processes approved by ESCOSA from time to time.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 2.14.1 For the purposes of federal and provincial access to information and privacy legislation, information that Yale First Nation provides to Canada or British Columbia in confidence is deemed to be information received or obtained in confidence from another government.
2.14.2 If Yale First Nation requests disclosure of information from Canada or British Columbia, the request will be evaluated as if it were a request by a province for disclosure of that information, but Canada and British Columbia are not required to disclose to Yale First Nation information that is only available to a particular province or particular provinces or that is not available to any provinces.
2.14.3 The Parties may enter into agreements in respect of any one or more of the collection, protection, retention, use, disclosure and confidentiality of personal, general or other information in accordance with any applicable legislation, including federal and provincial access to information and privacy legislation.
2.14.4 Canada or British Columbia may provide information to Yale First Nation in confidence, if Yale First Nation Government has made a law or Yale First Nation has entered into an agreement with Canada or British Columbia, as the case may be, under which the confidentiality of the information will be protected.
2.14.5 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement:
a. Canada and British Columbia are not required to disclose any information that they are required or authorized to withhold under any Federal or Provincial Law, including sections 37 to 39 of the Canada Evidence Act;
b. if Federal or Provincial Law allows the disclosure of certain information only if specified conditions for disclosure are satisfied, Canada and British Columbia are not required to disclose that information unless those conditions are satisfied; and
c. the Parties are not required to disclose any information that may be withheld at law, including a privilege at law.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 1.17.1 For the purposes of federal and provincial access to information and privacy legislation, information that a Maa-nulth First Nation Government provides to Canada or British Columbia in confidence is deemed to be information received or obtained in confidence from another government.
1.17.2 If a Maa-nulth First Nation Government requests disclosure of information from Canada or British Columbia, the request will be evaluated as if it were a request by a province for disclosure of that information, but Canada and British Columbia are not required to disclose to that Maa-nulth First Nation Government information that is only available to a particular province or particular provinces or that is not available to any provinces or that is not available to any province.
1.17.3 The Parties may enter into agreements in respect of any one or more of the collection, protection, retention, use, disclosure and confidentiality of personal, general or other information in accordance with any applicable legislation, including federal and provincial access to information and privacy.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 2.1 What information we collect
2.2 Why we collect your information and what we use it for
(a) We collect your information because we are required to identify you in accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (AML/CTF Act) (KYC Documents) and in order to comply with taxation laws, such as the Taxation Administration Act 1953 and the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936. We also collect it to administer our customer relationships and internal processes including risk management and pricing, under our arrangements with government agencies, and to identify and tell you about products and services that may interest you (unless you tell us not to). If you don’t want to receive marketing information you can opt out on our website at xxxxx://xxx. xx.xxxxxx.xxx.
(b) If you give us your electronic and telephone details, you agree we may use this to communicate with you electronically, by phone or SMS including providing updates, reminders and (unless you tell us not to) marketing information.
(c) You must give us accurate and complete information; otherwise you may be breaking the law and we may not be able to provide you with the products and services that you require. If you change your personal details (e.g. address, name or email address) you must tell us as soon as possible.
2.3 Who we may exchange your information with
(a) We may exchange your information with the Futu Group who may use your information for any of the purposes we can.
(b) We may also exchange your information with others outside the Futu Group, for example:
(i) your representatives, advisers, brokers and agents, and their service providers;
(ii) our service providers and those who refer business to us;
(iii) market operators, operators of clearing and settlements facilities, share and other registries, regulatory and government authorities; and
(iv) platform providers, issuers of financial products, other financial institutions, and other bodies (for example, if you do not perform your obligations under a share trade).
(c) Sometimes it may be necessary to send your information overseas - for example, where we outsource functions overseas, send information to Futu Group members overseas, where we need to complete a transaction on your behalf or where this is required by laws and regulations in Australia or in another country. See our Privacy Policy for more information.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 10.1 The Client shall provide the First Party with the forms (applications) approved by the First Party for the purposes of identifying the Client and opening trading accounts, so that they are duly signed by the Client; the Client further acknowledges that all the information provided by them is true, identical and real and that they did not hide any events and/or facts that would affect the First Party’s decision to open the account and that they shall perform all their obligations accurately, sincerely and in good faith; however, and in the event of a breach of this, the Client shall be liable for any damages that may be caused to the Company; the Client undertakes to notify the Company in writing of any change in any of the aforementioned information.
10.2 The Client certifies that he/she is not a parent (mother/father), child (daughter/son), spouse (husband/wife), grandparent (grandmother/grandfather) or siblings (brother/sister) of INGOT Financial Brokerage Ltd.’s employees. INGOT Financial Brokerage Ltd.’s employees hearby means the workers at the Company according to the Jordanian Labor Law definition, who are on their duty and their employment contracts are not terminated at the time of signing this Agreement.
10.3 The Client agrees at any time to provide the information that the First Party may request in order to comply, and the Client also undertakes to disclose any changes or updates to such information; the Client shall complete the account opening procedures, which include all information and documents, taking into account compliance with the law and instructions for combating money laundering and terrorist financing.
10.4 The Company acknowledges that the information provided by the Client shall be considered confidential and the Company shall maintain the value of this information so that it will not be used to serve the interests of any person(s) other than the Client, except for cases permitted by law.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 10.1. MDR’s Privacy Policy governs how MDR collects, uses, shares and stores your personal information. You agree that we may access, store and use any information that you provide in accordance with the terms of MDR’s Privacy Policy.
10.2. You consent to providing the information about you and your Vehicle to the Authorised Person for the purpose of entering that information into the MDR Sales Portal to apply to have your Vehicle accepted by MDR as a Nominated Vehicle for the Membership Program you select.
10.3. For training and quality purposes your phone calls to MDR may be monitored and recorded.
10.4. MDR will provide you with access to and the ability to correct your personal information held by MDR on request by you.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. 7.1 The Contractor must ensure that any material and University property (including security related devices and clearances) provided by the University for the purposes of the Contract are protected at all times from unauthorised access, use by a third party, misuse, damage and destruction
7.2 The Contractor may use Confidential Information only for the purpose of performing its obligations under the Contract and must keep confidential all Confidential Information except to the extent that it is required by law to disclose that Confidential Information or for disclosures permitted under clause 7.3.
7.3 The Contractor may disclose Confidential Information to persons who have a need to know for the purposes of the Contract (and only to the extent that each has a need to know) and who, before disclosure:
(a) in the case of Contractor’s officers and employees, have been directed by the Contractor to keep confidential all Confidential Information; and
(b) in the case of other persons, have agreed in writing with the Contractor to comply with substantially the same obligations in respect of Confidential Information as those imposed on the Contractor under the Contract.
7.4 The Contractor must ensure that each person to whom it discloses Confidential Information under clause 7.3 complies with the direction or agreement (as the case may be) referred to in clause 7.3.
INFORMATION AND PRIVACY. For the purposes of federal and provincial access to information and privacy legislation, information that the Lheidli T’enneh Government provides to Canada or British Columbia in confidence is deemed to be information received or obtained in confidence from another government.
