Common use of Onward disclosure Clause in Contracts

Onward disclosure. 6.1. Onward disclosure of this information is permitted with the explicit consent of VOA when the disclosure is made under s63B(1)(a) of the LGFA 1988. The Billing Authority will disclose the information to the extent and for those purposes permitted by the ISP and this ISA only, and agree that any use of the information other than that provided in the ISA is strictly prohibited. VOA will treat any such disclosure as an information breach under the terms of the ISP. 6.2. VOA agrees to permit onward sharing, to named parties, where the Billing Authority is operating within a shared partnership/services or has appointed a service provider in line with the Local Authorities (Contracting out of Tax, Billing, Collection and Enforcement Functions) Order 1996. This is subject to the following conditions: 6.3. The named parties, purpose for sharing and conditions for onwards disclosure are set out in appendix D. 6.4. Section 63C LGFA 1988 makes information relating to a person disclosed under sections 63A or 63B exempt information by virtue of section 44(1)(a) of the Freedom of Information Xxx 0000 (prohibition on disclosure). Any disclosure resulting from a FOI request in contravention of Section 63C of LGFA is a criminal offence. 6.5. In these circumstances the Billing Authority has a duty to ensure that any recipient 6.6. In addition they should ensure the named party in Appendix D are aware that VOA does not grant them any rights for further onward disclose or for uses other than the stated purpose. 6.7. Onward disclosure to auditors does not require the consent of the VOA where access to the information is considered relevant to the audit functions in relation to the local authority.

Onward disclosure. 6.1. Onward disclosure of this information is permitted with the explicit consent of VOA when the disclosure is made under s63B(1)(a) of the LGFA 1988. The Billing Authority will disclose the information to the extent and for those purposes permitted by the ISP and this ISA only, and agree that any use of the information other than that provided in the ISA is strictly prohibited. VOA will treat any such disclosure as an information breach under the terms of the ISP. 6.2. VOA agrees to permit onward sharing, to named parties, where the Billing Authority is operating within a shared partnership/services or has appointed a service provider in line with the Local Authorities (Contracting out of Tax, Billing, Collection and Enforcement Functions) Order 1996. This is subject to the following conditions: 6.3. The named parties, purpose for sharing and conditions for onwards disclosure are set out in appendix D. 6.4. Section 63C LGFA 1988 makes information relating to a person disclosed under sections 63A or 63B exempt information by virtue of section 44(1)(a) of the Freedom of Information Xxx 0000 Act 2000 (prohibition on disclosure). Any disclosure resulting from a FOI request in contravention of Section 63C of LGFA is a criminal offence. 6.5. In these circumstances the Billing Authority has a duty to ensure that any recipient 6.6. In addition they should ensure the named party in Appendix D are aware that VOA does not grant them any rights for further onward disclose or for uses other than the stated purpose. 6.7. Onward disclosure to auditors does not require the consent of the VOA where access to the information is considered relevant to the audit functions in relation to the local authority.