Managing Data Subjects’ rights Sample Clauses

Managing Data Subjects’ rights. In this section, the term « rights » shall mean any right granted to Data Subjects by the Data Protection Regulation, such as the right to access, to rectify, to delete and, where appropriate, to limit, to make portable, to object and to withdraw consent. In compliance with the Data Protection Regulation, a Data Subject may exercise their rights against each Joint Controller or against both Joint Controllers. Notwithstanding the above, the Parties agree that it shall fall upon: - WorkMotion to follow up and to manage relations with Data Subjects pursuant to any enquiries that are related to the Joint Processing, according to the conditions and deadlines prescribed by the Data Protection Regulation; In order to allow for a correct management of enquiries, Client undertakes to: - transfer without delay any request or enquiry that was directly received to the Party that is responsible for managing enquiries (mentioned above); - where appropriate, provide all information relating to the part of the Joint Processing that is under its responsibility, where such information is necessary to the follow-up and the management of a Data Subject’s request; - ensure necessary measures are implemented.
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