Responsibilities of Data Recipient Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of Data Recipient. A. Permitted Data Sharing Project: Approved Use and Data Elements This DSA pertains to the P20 WIN Project entitled: IDEA Part B Indicator 14: Post-School Outcomes (PSO). This P20 WIN Project was approved by all Participating Agency(s) and the Data Recipient on October 20,2021 (Date) and the approved Data Sharing Request Form is attached and incorporated hereto as Exhibit A. The approved Data Sharing Request Form details the permitted use of the Resultant Data as well as the approved data to be included in the Data Sharing project. This DSA pertains only to the use of data elements identified in Exhibit A, and the Data Recipient has requested or obtained appropriate Institutional Review Board (IRB) request or approval, whichever is available, attached as Exhibit D, if relevant and appropriate. Furthermore, the Participating Agencies and the Data Recipient will abide by all applicable and specific federal and state law confidentiality and privacy requirements as outlined in Exhibit A. P20 WIN Data Request Number: P20W_2021_IDEA-PartB_0032 The Data Recipient shall not use the Resultant Data for any purpose independent of, separate from or not directly connected to the purpose(s) specifically approved by the Participating Agencies(s) in Exhibit A. B. Data Sovereignty and Accuracy The Data Recipient acknowledges that it must use the Resultant Data in accordance with the approved Data Sharing Request Form (Exhibit A) and pursuant to the IRB request or approval (Exhibit D), if relevant and appropriate, and that the Data Recipient may only receive and use the Resultant Data for the purposes approved by the Participating Agencies. The Data is current as of the date and time compiled and can change. The Participating Agencies providing data do not ensure 100% accuracy of all records and fields. Some data fields may contain incorrect or incomplete data. The Data Integration Hub and the Participating Agencies providing the data cannot commit resources to explain or validate complex matching and cross-referencing programs; the Data Integration Hub does provide documentation for each data matching process about the rules used in the match and the match rate. The Data Recipient accepts the quality of the data they receive. Questions by the Data Recipient related to the Resultant Data completeness (i.e. approved data elements in the attached Exhibit A) or matching accuracy shall be in writing and sent to the Operating Group within ten (10) business days of receipt of all...
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Responsibilities of Data Recipient. Data Recipient agrees to: Use or disclose the LDS only as permitted by this Agreement or as required by law; Use appropriate safeguards to prevent use or disclosure of the LDS other than as permitted by this Agreement or required by law; Report to Data Provider any use or disclosure of the LDS of which it becomes aware that is not permitted by this Agreement or required by law; Require any of its subcontractors or agents that receive or have access to the LDS to agree to the same restrictions and conditions on the use and/or disclosure of the LDS that apply to Data Recipient under this Agreement; and Not use the information in the LDS to identify or contact the individuals who are data subjects.
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Responsibilities of Data Recipient. A. Permitted Data Sharing Project: Approved Use and Data Elements This DSA pertains to the P20 WIN Project entitled: An Analysis of Postsecondary Outcomes for Connecticut Youth. This P20 WIN Project was approved by all Participating Agency(s) and the Data Recipient on May 16, 2023 and the approved Data Sharing Request Form is attached and incorporated hereto as Exhibit A. The approved Data Sharing Request Form details the permitted use of the Resultant Data as well as the approved data to be included in the Data Sharing project. This DSA pertains only to the use of data elements identified in Exhibit A, and the Data Recipient has requested or obtained appropriate Institutional Review Board (IRB) request or approval, whichever is available, attached as Exhibit D, if relevant and appropriate. P20 WIN DR-0050 Furthermore, the Participating Agencies and the Data Recipient will abide by all applicable and specific federal and state law confidentiality and privacy requirements as outlined in Exhibit A. The Data Recipient shall not use the Resultant Data for any purpose independent of, separate from or not directly connected to the purpose(s) specifically approved by the Participating Agencies(s) in Exhibit A. B. Authorized Representative In all respects, the Data Recipient shall comply with the provisions of FERPA. For purposes of this DSA, nothing in this DSA may be construed to allow the Data Recipient to maintain, use, disclose or share Participating Agency’s Data in a manner not allowed by federal law or regulations, including but not limited to FERPA, or by this DSA. This Section (III.A.) shall survive the termination, cancellation or expiration of this DSA. Further, the Participating Agency designates the Data Recipient to serve as the Authorized Representative to receive PII from education records under the audit and evaluation pursuant to FERPA 20 U.S.C. §1232g(b)(1)(C), (b)(3) and (b)(5) and 34 C.F.R §§ 99.31(a)(3) and 99.35, or the studies exception in 20 U.S.C. §1232g(b)(1)(F) and 34 C.F.R. § 99.31(a)(6). C. Data Sovereignty and Accuracy The Data Recipient acknowledges that it must use the Resultant Data in accordance with the approved Data Sharing Request Form (Exhibit A) and pursuant to the IRB request or approval (Exhibit D), if relevant and appropriate, and that the Data Recipient may only receive and use the Resultant Data for the purposes approved by the Participating Agencies. The Data is current as of the date and time compiled and can change....
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Responsibilities of Data Recipient. Data Recipient agrees to: (a) Use or disclose the Data or LDS only as permitted by this Agreement or as required by law; (b) Use appropriate safeguards to prevent use or disclosure of the Data or LDS other than as permitted by this Agreement or required by law; (c) Report to WCA no later than five business days, any use or disclosure of the Data or LDS that is not permitted by this Agreement or required by law, including the presence of prohibited identifiers in the LDS; (d) Require any of its employees or agents that receive or have access to the Data or LDS to agree to the same restrictions and conditions on the use and/or disclosure of the Data or LDS that apply to the Data Recipient under this Agreement; (e) Not use the information in the LDS to identify or contact the individuals who are data subjects; and (f) Limit access to the Data or LDS covered by this Agreement to the minimum amount of data and minimum number of individuals necessary. Data Recipient shall immediately notify WCA of any changes to the employees or agents granted access to the Data or LDS on behalf of Data Recipient, including terminations or other changes in status.
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