Prevent. Under the Counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015 the Prevent duty places an obligation on higher education institutions in the UK to have "due regard to the need to prevent individuals from being drawn into terrorism". Compliance with the duty in England is monitored by the Office for Students (OfS). Government Guidance requires that universities have policies in place for external speakers and events, the training of staff, welfare and pastoral care, and IT usage. It also makes it clear that the approach to Prevent should be reasonable and proportionate in the context of the assessment of risk within the local environment. The University’s approach to Prevent is primarily one of safeguarding the welfare of our students and staff. We will also ensure that the duty is balanced against our fundamental commitment to academic freedom and freedom of speech, and other key legislation such as the Equality Act and the Human Rights Act. Free and open debate in often controversial subjects is a key element of University life, and we will always seek to allow events to go ahead providing that they are within the law. The University, therefore, has a number of policies and Codes of Practice that relate to Prevent, to ensure the University’s compliance, and to engage in the wellbeing and duty of care for students and staff. Such policies and Codes of Practice, including how to arrange an event and/or a speaker, how to use material in your research or study that may raise the interest in the security services, and how to raise a concern, can be found here: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx/cgr/prevent/
Prevent. (a) unauthorised or unlawful processing of the Shared User Data; and
(b) the accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, the Shared User Data; and
Prevent. Finst employs a multitude of techniques to prevent situations that may give rise to a (potential) harmful conflict of interest. Important measures are the following:
a) a strict separation between trading functions and controlling functions, where applicable also in reporting lines;
b) procedures to restrict, control and monitor the exchange or information between different functions within Finst;
c) technical restrictions with regard to the access to information by different functions within Finst;
d) guidance and training of Finst staff to raise awareness of (potential) conflicts of interest and how to deal with conflicts of interest when they arise;
e) adherence by Finst staff to a.o. the Finst Code of Conduct and Conflict of Interest Policy;
f) rules and limitations with regard to own account trading by Finst staff;
g) rules and limitations with regard to accepting ancillary functions outside Finst by Finst staff;
h) rules and limitations with regard to the acceptance of gifts and invitations by Finst staff.
Prevent. 62.1 The Contractor shall ensure their employees and agents have a good understanding of the need to prevent people being drawn into terrorism; and
62.2 in the event of there being a concern about a person, notify the Authority.
Prevent. 25.1 The Supplier shall ensure their employees and agents have a good understanding of the need to prevent people being drawn into terrorism; and
25.2 in the event of there being a concern about a person, notify the Customer.
Prevent. Prevent is 1 of the 4 elements of CONTEST, the government’s counter-terrorism strategy. It aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. The Prevent strategy: Responds to the ideological challenge we face from terrorism and aspects of extremism, and the threat we face from those who promote these views Provides practical help to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism and ensure they are given appropriate advice and support works with a wide range of sectors (including education, criminal justice, faith, charities, online and health) where there are risks of radicalisation that we need to deal with For the avoidance for doubt the safeguarding elements of the PREVENT programme are included in the remit of this protocol.
Prevent. 23.1 UNIMORE acknowledges that Nottingham is subject to the Counter Terrorism and Security Xxx 0000 (“Prevent Duty”) which requires it to act to deal with any threat of terrorism within the UK, treat security with the utmost importance and recognise the need to tackle terrorism and, where possible, to prevent individuals including students from being drawn into terrorism.
23.2 Where Nottingham has any concerns about a student on a programme or becomes aware of any other matters which require it to take action in accordance with the Prevent Duty, it shall notify UNIMORE, and UNIMORE shall at the request of Nottingham provide Nottingham with a copy of all relevant information which is available to it in the form that Nottingham requires and shall provide all necessary assistance requested by Nottingham to report and/or take such action.
23.3 Nottingham shall be responsible for determining in its absolute discretion what action it needs to take and UNIMORE acknowledges that Nottingham may be obliged under the Prevent Duty to disclose such information following consultation with UNIMORE and having taken its views into account.
23.4 Without prejudice to clause 23.3 Nottingham shall use its reasonable endeavours to consult with, and take into account the views of, UNIMORE.
Prevent. The ministry responsible for post-secondary education will report the remedial action taken to the BC government central privacy office and work with that office and the relevant program area to implement recommendations for preventing future breaches.
Prevent. (a) unauthorised or unlawful Processing of the Personal Data provided under this Agreement; and
(b) the accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, the Personal Data provided under this Agreement; and
Prevent. 8.1.1.1 unauthorised or unlawful processing of the Shared Personal Data; and
8.1.1.2 the accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, the Shared Personal Data.
