Registrant Data. 9.1 The Registrar shall:
(a) promptly submit, via any accepted platforms agreed with and connecting to HKIRC, the Registrant Data relating to the provision of Domain Name Services.
(b) immediately after receiving any updated Registrant Data, submit the updated Registrant Data to HKIRC, or place the updated Registrant Data in the Registry Server as appropriate.
9.2 The Registrar shall notify the Registrant and seek consent (where necessary) from the Registrant for HKIRC to receive and use Registrant Data, including for the purpose of administering domain names and the provision or publication of Registrant Data to third parties who have legitimate interests. The Registrar shall not use the Registrant Data held in relation to a Registrant or other person other than in accordance with this Agreement, the Related Documents and all applicable law or as the Registrant has specifically consented to.
9.3 Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the Registrar shall:
(a) maintain a privacy policy compliant with the Applicable Data Protection Law;
(b) notify and assist HKIRC with requests from Registrants and other persons exercising their rights (including the right to request access to and correction of information, right to erasure, right to object to processing, right to request restriction of processing and right to request transfer of personal data, if any) prescribed under the Applicable Data Protection Law;
(c) record all details relating to its processing of Registrant Data including the use and transfer (if applicable) of Registrant Data and data security measures implemented in compliance with the Applicable Data Protection Law;
(d) comply with the directions of HKIRC from time to time in relation to the retention and erasure of Registrant Data;
(e) disclose to HKIRC all necessary information for the purpose of complying with the Applicable Data Protection Law; and
(f) restrict its employees, agents or contractors (including Resellers) access to Registrant Data on a need to know basis solely for the provision of the Registrar Services and performance of the Registration Agreement.
9.4 Without prejudice to the foregoing, the Registrar, whether directly or indirectly, and whether on its own behalf or in conjunction with or through any person or as principal, agent, consultant, contractor, investor or shareholder or in any other manner whatsoever, undertakes not to at any time grant access to, sell or offer to sell or transfer any Registrant Data...
Registrant Data a. The Registrar must retain full, accurate and validated details for the Registrant for whom a registration has been made using a Proxy Service. For avoidance of doubt this must not be another proxy or privacy service of any sort.
b. The Registrar must promptly provide us with the following information on a quarterly basis: number of registrations using the Proxy Service; breakdown of Proxy Service users by geographic area/ city; abuse statistics in relation to Proxy Service registrations – including complaint numbers, suspensions and involvement in the DRS.
c. On request by us not more than once in any 12 month period, we will audit the accuracy of a sample of the underlying Registrant data. Any such audit will be carried out by Nominet compliance, save that the Registrar may at its own cost use a reputable third party audit provider.
d. Registrar must demonstrate to our reasonable satisfaction that the underlying Registrant data is secure and will be accessible by us in the event of Registrar business failure for any reason. This obligation could be satisfied either by use of an escrow provider or provision to us of a credible proxy service incident plan.
Registrant Data. The Registrar is not entitled to claim any Intellectual Property Rights in the Registrant Data.
Registrant Data. The Registrar is not entitled to claim any Intellectual Property Rights in and to the Registrant Data. All rights relating to Registrant Data will be retained and held by the Registry for the benefit and protection of each Namespace as a whole.
Registrant Data. Within thirty (30) days following the Race, WTC will provide a report to the TCVB which will include the following information:
3.1. Total athletes registered for the Race;
3.2. Total number of athletes who actually checked in;
3.3. Number of athletes who started the Race; and
3.4. Number of athletes who finished the Race.
Registrant Data. 9.6.1 You must not knowingly provide poor quality Registrant data. If You find out that a Registrant has provided poor quality data You should attempt to correct the data.
9.6.2 Consumers are currently allowed to opt-‐out of providing their postal address on the WHOIS. You should take reasonable steps to ensure the opt-‐out is used correctly and not set this field to default to opt-‐out unless You can show that all Your Registrants are consumers.
9.6.3 If You receive a request to register a domain name for a customer You must register the domain name in Your customer's name. You may only register the domain name in Your or Your organisation's name with the explicit prior written consent of Your customer.
9.6.4 You agree that if You register a domain on behalf of a third party, Softabacus can pass on the contact details of that third party to the Registry Administrator if required to do so by the Registry.
Registrant Data. 9.1 The Registrar shall:
(a) promptly submit, via any accepted platforms agreed with and connecting to HKIRC, the Registration Data relating to the provision of Domain Name Services.
(b) immediately after receiving any updated Registrant Data, submit the updated Registrant Data to HKIRC, or place the updated Registrant Data in the Registry Server as appropriate.
9.2 The Registrar shall not use Registrant Data held in relation to a Registrant or other person other than in accordance with this Agreement, the Related Documents and all applicable law or as the Registrant has specifically consented to.
9.3 Without prejudice to the foregoing, the Registrar, whether directly or indirectly, and whether on its own behalf or in conjunction with or through any person or as principal, agent, consultant, contractor, investor or shareholder or in any other manner whatsoever, undertakes not to at any time grant access to, sell or offer to sell or transfer any Registrant Data to any person, or engage in bulk access to, warehousing or accumulation of, or speculation in Registrant Data, other than in order to comply with its obligations under this Agreement, the Related Documents, or any applicable legislation. The Registrar shall ensure that all such personnel entrusted with Registrant Data have undertaken to ensure secrecy and protection of such data in accordnance with this Agreement, the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, and other applicable laws.
9.4 Both Parties acknowledge and agree that neither Party is entitled to claim any Intellectual Property Rights in the Registrant Data, and that Registrant Data is not proprietary information, but is held by HKIRC for the benefit of the members of public in HKSAR.
Registrant Data. 1. You must not knowingly provide poor quality Registrant data. If you find out that a Registrant has provided poor quality data you should attempt to correct the data.
2. Consumers are currently allowed to opt-out of providing their postal address on the WHOIS. You should take reasonable steps to ensure the opt-out is used correctly and not set this field to default to opt-out unless you can show that all Your Registrants are consumers.
3. If you receive a request to register a domain name for a customer You must register the domain name in Your customer's name. You may only register the domain name in your or Your organisation's name with the explicit prior written consent of your customer.
4. You agree that if you register a domain on behalf of a third party, Advansys can pass on the contact details of that third party to the Registry Administrator if required to do so by the Registry.
5. You agree that Advansys shall, under no circumstances, be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, punitive, exemplary, or consequential damages resulting from loss of profits, arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, even if Advansys has been advised of the possibility of such damages, and in particular Advansys will not be liable for the following: (a) suspension or loss of Your domain registration;
Registrant Data. 9.6.1 You must not knowingly provide poor quality Registrant data. If You find out that a Registrant has provided poor quality data You should attempt to correct the data.
9.6.3 You agree that if You register a domain on behalf of a third party, ITVET can pass on the contact details of that third party to the Registry Administrator if required to do so by the Registry.
Registrant Data. You must not knowingly provide poor quality Registrant data. If you find out that a Registrant has provided poor quality data you should attempt to correct the data.Consumers are currently allowed to opt-out of providing their postal address on the WHOIS where allowed by the registry. You should take reasonable steps to ensure the opt-out is used correctly and not set this field to default to "opt-out" unless you can show that all your Registrants are consumers. If you receive a request to register a domain name for a customer you must register the domain name in your customer's name. You may only register the domain name in your or your organisation's name with the explicit prior written consent of your customer. You agree that if you register a domain on behalf of a third party, Ask4 can pass on the contact details of that third party to the Registry Administrator if required to do so by the Registry.
