Common use of Monitoring rights of the Controller Clause in Contracts

Monitoring rights of the Controller. (1) The Controller shall be entitled, after prior notification in good time and during normal business hours, to carry out an inspection of compliance with the provisions on data protection and the contractual agreements to the extent required, either himself or through third parties, without disrupting the Processor’s business operations or endangering the security measures for other Controller and at his own expense. Controls can also be carried out by accessing existing industry-standard certifications of the Processor, current attestations or reports from an independent body (such as auditors, external data protection officers or external data protection auditors) or self- assessments. The Processor shall offer the necessary support to carry out the checks.

Monitoring rights of the Controller. (1) The Controller shall be entitled, after prior notification in good time and during normal business hours, to carry out an inspection of compliance with the provisions on data protection and the contractual agreements to the extent required, either himself or through third parties, without disrupting the Processor’s 's business operations or endangering the security measures for other Controller and at his own expense. Controls can also be carried out by accessing existing industry-standard certifications of the Processor, current attestations or reports from an independent body (such as auditors, external data protection officers or external data protection auditors) or self- self-assessments. The Processor shall offer the necessary support to carry out the checks.

Monitoring rights of the Controller. (1) The Controller shall be entitled, after prior notification in good time and during normal business hours, to carry out an inspection of compliance with the provisions on data protection and the contractual agreements to the extent required, either himself or through third parties, without disrupting the Processor’s 's business operations or endangering the security measures for other Controller controllers and at his own expense. Controls can also be carried out by accessing existing industry-standard certifications of the Processor, current attestations or reports from an independent body (such as auditors, external data protection officers or external data protection auditors) or self- self-assessments. The Processor shall offer the necessary support to carry out the checks.

Monitoring rights of the Controller. (1) The Controller shall be entitled, after prior notification in good time and during normal business hours, to carry out an inspection of compliance with the provisions on data protection and the contractual agreements to the extent required, either himself or through third parties, without disrupting the Processor’s business operations or endangering the security measures for other Controller and at his own expense. Controls can also be carried out by accessing existing industry-industry- standard certifications of the Processor, current attestations or reports from an independent body (such as auditors, external data protection officers or external data protection auditors) or self- assessments. The Processor shall offer the necessary support to carry out the checks.

Monitoring rights of the Controller. (1) The Controller shall be entitled, after prior notification in good time and during normal business hours, to carry out an inspection of compliance with the provisions on data protection and the contractual agreements to the extent required, either himself or through third parties, without disrupting the Processor’s 's business operations or endangering the security measures for other Controller and at his own expense. Controls can also be carried out by accessing existing industry-standard certifications of the Processor, current attestations or reports from an independent body (such as auditors, external data protection officers or external data protection auditors) or self- assessments. The Processor shall offer the necessary support to carry out the checks.

Monitoring rights of the Controller. (1) The After giving due notice, the Controller shall be entitled, after prior notification in good time at its own expense and during normal business hours, to carry out an inspection of compliance with the provisions on data protection and the contractual agreements to the extent required, either himself or through third parties, without disrupting the Processor’s business operations or endangering the security measures for other Controller controllers, to monitor compliance with the data protection regulations and at his own expensethe contractual agreements to the necessary extent, either itself or using third parties. Controls can Such monitoring may also be carried out by accessing existing means of access to the Processor’s industry-standard certifications of the Processorcertifications, current attestations up-to-date certificates, or reports from an independent body bodies (such as auditorsan accountant, external data protection officers officer, auditor or external data protection auditorsauditor) or self- assessmentsdisclosures. The Processor shall offer provide the necessary support assistance to carry out the checksmonitoring.