Introduction to the Sharing Sample Clauses

Introduction to the Sharing. This Data Sharing Agreement [DSA] documents how the parties to this agreement will share personal data about Staff and service users to enable both Parties’ single service Public Health functions and the jointly delivered Public Health functions (described in Appendix 1) to be delivered. The Parties note there is an umbrella Memorandum of Understanding between them for Public Health functions, with this DSA covering the Data Protection requirements of the service. By signing this DSA the Parties agree to accept the conditions set out in this document, according to their statutory and professional responsibilities, and agree to adhere to the procedures described. This Agreement has been developed to: ● Define the specific purposes for which the Parties have agreed to share information. ● Outline the Personal and Special Category to be shared. ● Set out the lawful basis conditions under UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 through which the information is shared, including reference to the Human Rights Act 1998 ● Stipulate the roles and procedures that will support the processing/sharing of information between Parties. ● Describe how the rights of the data subject(s) will be protected as stipulated under the data protection legislation. ● Confirm the lead council for Joint Data Controller matters ● Describe the security procedures necessary to ensure that compliance with responsibilities under data protection legislation and Party-specific security requirements. ● Describe how this arrangement will be monitored and reviewed. ● To illustrate the flow of information from referral through processing and outcome. Parties to this agreement cannot amend or add appendices unless agreed as part of a formal review. It is expected that each party will have procedures, processes and policies sitting underneath this agreement, for their respective organisations. These will, for example, describe the specific processes for secure transfer of data.
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Introduction to the Sharing. This Data Sharing Agreement [DSA] documents how the parties to this agreement will share personal data with the Greater London Authority (GLA) (directly to their contractor PSL Ltd) to meet a legal requirement in the London Government Representation Of The People, The Greater London Authority Elections (Election Addresses) Order 2003. By signing this Agreement via ISG, the Parties agree to accept the conditions set out in this document, according to their statutory and professional responsibilities, and agree to adhere to the procedures described. This Agreement has been developed to: ● Define the specific purposes for which the signatory agencies have agreed to share information. ● Outline the Personal Data to be shared. ● Set out the lawful basis conditions under UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 through which the information is shared. ● Stipulate the roles and procedures that will support the processing/sharing of information. ● Describe how the rights of the data subject(s) will be protected as stipulated under the data protection legislation. ● Describe the security procedures necessary to ensure that compliance with responsibilities under data protection legislation and agency-specific security requirements. ● Describe how this arrangement will be monitored and reviewed. ● To illustrate the flow of information from referral through processing and outcome. 1.1. Partner / Parties 1.2. Responsibilities of parties involved
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Introduction to the Sharing. This Data Sharing Agreement [DSA] documents how the parties to this agreement, London Borough of Camden and Imagineer will share personal data about children and their families at significant risk of needing residential placement and a project to put in place an enhanced package of support to avoid family breakdown. For simplicity, the Partner Organisation will be referred to as ‘Partner’. By signing this Agreement, the Parties agree to accept the conditions set out in this document, according to their statutory and professional responsibilities, and agree to adhere to the procedures described. This Agreement has been developed to: ● Define the specific purposes for which the signatory agencies have agreed to share information. ● Outline the Personal, Special Category and Criminal Data to be shared. ● Set out the lawful basis conditions under UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 through which the information is shared, including reference to the Human Rights Act 1998 ● Stipulate the roles and procedures that will support the processing/sharing of information between agencies. ● Describe how the rights of the data subject(s) will be protected as stipulated under the data protection legislation. ● Describe the security procedures necessary to ensure that compliance with responsibilities under data protection legislation and agency-specific security requirements. ● Describe how this arrangement will be monitored and reviewed. ● To illustrate the flow of information from referral through processing and outcome. Parties to this agreement cannot amend or add appendices unless agreed as part of a formal review. It is expected that each party will have procedures, processes and policies sitting underneath this agreement, for their respective organisations. These will, for example, describe the specific processes for secure transfer of data. 1.1. Responsibilities of parties involved
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Introduction to the Sharing. This Data Sharing Agreement [DSA] documents how the parties to this agreement, listed in Appendix A, will share personal data about disorder and anti-social behaviour. By signing this Agreement, the named agencies agree to accept the conditions set out in this document, according to their statutory and professional responsibilities, and agree to adhere to the procedures described. This Agreement has been developed to: ● Define the specific purposes for which the signatory agencies have agreed to share information. ● Outline the Personal, Special Category and Criminal Data to be shared. ● Set out the lawful basis condition under UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 through which the information is shared, including reference to the Human Rights Act 1998 and the Common Law Duty of Confidentiality. ● Stipulate the roles and procedure that will support the processing/sharing of information between agencies. ● Describe how the rights of the data subject(s) will be protected as stipulated under the data protection legislation. ● Describe the security procedures necessary to ensure that compliance with responsibilities under data protection legislation and agency-specific security requirements. ● Describe how this arrangement will be monitored and reviewed. ● To illustrate the flow of information from referral through processing and outcome. Parties to this agreement cannot amend or add appendices unless agreed as part of a formal review. It is expected that each party will have procedures, processes and policies sitting underneath this agreement, for their respective organisations. These will, for example, describe the specific processes for secure transfer of data. 1.1. Partner / Parties
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