Common use of Review Arrangements Clause in Contracts

Review Arrangements. This protocol will be reviewed annually. Any of the signatories can request an extraordinary review at any time where a joint discussion or decision is necessary to address local service developments. Data Sharing Protocol Appendix A - Legislation Legislation, under which most public sector agencies operate, defines the role, responsibility and power of the agency to enable it to carry out a particular function. The Data Protection Ac t 1998, in most cases, is the key to the use of personal information and links into most other legislation. The Act sets out to govern the collection, use, storage, destruction and protection of a living person’s identifiable information (Personal Data) in most formats, e.g. paper, electronic, images (photographic/video) etc. Provided the necessary conditions of the Data Protection Act 1998 can be met, sharing of personal information is perfectly legal. Data Protection Xxx 0000 (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx) The key principles of the Data Protection Act are:- 1.) Personal Data must be processed (e.g. collected, held, disclosed) fairly and lawfully and that processing must satisfy one of the conditions in Schedule 2 of the Act. The processing of sensitive data is further protected in that processing must also satisfy at least one of the conditions of Schedule 3 of the Act.

Review Arrangements. This protocol will be reviewed annually. Any of the signatories can request an extraordinary review at any time where a joint discussion or decision is necessary to address local service developments. Data Sharing Protocol Appendix A - Legislation Legislation, under which most public sector agencies operate, defines the role, responsibility and power of the agency to enable it to carry out a particular function. The Data Protection Ac t 1998, in most cases, is the key to the use of personal information and links into most other legislation. The Act sets out to govern the collection, use, storage, destruction and protection of a living person’s identifiable information (Personal Data) in most formats, e.g. paper, electronic, images (photographic/video) etc. Provided the necessary conditions of the Data Protection Act 1998 can be met, sharing of personal information is perfectly legal. Data Protection Xxx 0000 Act 1998 (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx) The key principles of the Data Protection Act are:- 1.) Personal Data must be processed (e.g. collected, held, disclosed) fairly and lawfully and that processing must satisfy one of the conditions in Schedule 2 of the Act. The processing of sensitive data is further protected in that processing must also satisfy at least one of the conditions of Schedule 3 of the Act.