Responsibility for Insured Records upon Termination of Agreement. Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, the following shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of the respective Appointed Agent or the Agency, depending on the contract that exists between the Agent and the Agency: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Customer Records as required under FIPA and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Customer Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Customer Records and notification of a breach of security thereof. However, upon such termination, the following will remain the responsibility of Citizens: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Transmitted Records as required under Florida Information Protection Act, §501.171 (FIPA) and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Transmitted Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Transmitted Records and notification of a breach of security thereof.
Responsibility for Insured Records upon Termination of Agreement. Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, the following shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of the respective Appointed Agent or the Agency, depending on the contract that exists between the Agent and the Agency: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Customer Records as required under FIPA and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Customer Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Customer Records and notification of a breach of security thereof. Formatted: Font: Italic
Responsibility for Insured Records upon Termination of Agreement. Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, the following shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of Agent or the Agency, depending on the contract that exists between the Agent and the Agency: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Customer Records as required under Florida Information Protection Act, §501.171 (FIPA) and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Customer Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Customer Records and notification of a breach of security thereof. However, upon such termination, the following will remain the responsibility of Citizens: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Transmitted Records as required under Florida Information Protection Act, §501.171 (FIPA) and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Transmitted Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Transmitted Records and notification of a breach of security thereof. Formatted: Font: Italic Agent Appointment Agreement – DecemberMarch 16, 20132016 Formatted: Left Formatted: Justified, Indent: Left: 0.25", No bullets or numbering Formatted: Bullets and Numbering Formatted: Justified Formatted: Justified
Responsibility for Insured Records upon Termination of Agreement. Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, the following shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of Agent or the Agency, depending on the contract that exists between the Agent and the Agency: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Customer Records as required under Florida Information Protection Act, §501.171 (FIPA) and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Customer Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Customer Records and notification of a breach of security thereof. Formatted: Font: Italic However, upon such termination, the following will remain the responsibility of Citizens: 1) ensuring the security of any and all Transmitted Records as required under Florida Information Protection Act, §501.171 (FIPA) and any other applicable law; 2) all requirements for notification in the event of a breach of security of such Transmitted Records; and 3) all costs and fees associated with ensuring the security of such Transmitted Records and notification of a breach of security thereof. Formatted: Left
