Sub-processor Objection right Sample Clauses

Sub-processor Objection right. This Section 8 shall apply only where and to the extent Client is established in Europe, UK or Switzerland or where otherwise required by applicable Data Protection Laws. Unisys will inform Client of any addition, removal or replacement of the sub- processor(s). Within fourteen (14) calendar days of Unisys providing Client notice of the change, Client may object to the involvement of a new proposed Sub Processor, providing objective justifiable grounds related to the ability of such sub-processor to adequately protect Personal Data according to the DPA or applicable Data Protection Laws in writing to the Unisys. Unisys and Client will work together in good faith to find a mutually acceptable resolution to address such objection. To the extent Client and Unisys do not reach a mutually acceptable resolution within a reasonable timeframe, Client may terminate the relevant Services (i) upon serving thirty (30) days prior written notice to Unisys; (ii) without liability to Client or Unisys and (iii) without relieving Client from payment obligations up to the date of termination Restricted Transfers‌ 8.1 Without prejudice to any applicable regional data center restrictions for some type of Services specified in the Client Agreement , Unisys may Process Personal Data globally as necessary to perform the Services. Unisys relies of appropriate statutory transfer mechanisms for international data transfers and has appropriate agreements in place to support cross-border transfers of Personal Data. 8.2 Where there is a Restricted Transfer of Personal Data, the Data Exporter and the Data Importer must transfer and process the Personal Data under applicable Data Protection Law in particular: 8.2.1 Attachment C will apply where Personal Data subject to EU Data protections Law is transferred from a Data Exporter to a Data Importer acting as a Processor 8.2.2 Attachment D will apply where Personal Data that is subject to applicable Data Protection Laws in the specific jurisdiction provisions.
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