Common use of Sub-processor Clause in Contracts

Sub-processor. 1. The Client hereby grants the Supplier general permission to involve third parties in the execution of the obligations under this Processing Agreement, to act on behalf of Supplier as well as to transfer all or part of the Processing Activities to Sub-processors (each a ‘Sub-Processor’). 2. The Supplier will remain jointly and severally responsible for the compliance by Supplier’s Sub-Processor in terms of the obligations under this Processing Agreement. 3. The Supplier will enter into an agreement with each Sub-Processor, in which Sub-Processor will guarantee a similar level of Personal Data protection as agreed by the Parties in this Processing Agreement. 4. The Supplier will notify the Client of any intended material changes with respect to the appointing or replacing of a Sub-Processor in order to enable the Client to object to such changes. If the Client has reasonable objections to such changes the Supplier will take these reasonable objections by the Client into account in its decision to continue or discontinue the intended material changes, appointment or replacement of the Sub-Processor.

Sub-processor. 1. The Client hereby grants the Supplier general permission to involve third parties in the execution of the obligations under this Processing Agreement, to act on behalf of Supplier as well as to transfer all or part of the Processing Activities to Sub-processors (each a ‘Sub-Processor’). 2. The Supplier will remain jointly and ad severally responsible for the compliance by Supplier’s Sub-Processor in terms of the obligations under this Processing Agreement. 3. The Supplier will enter into an agreement with each Sub-Processor, in which Sub-Processor will guarantee a similar level of Personal Data protection as agreed by the Parties in this Processing Agreement. 4. The Supplier will notify the Client of any intended material changes with respect to the appointing or replacing of a Sub-Processor in order to enable the Client to object to such changes. If the Client has reasonable objections to such changes the Supplier will take these reasonable objections by the Client into account in its decision to continue or discontinue the intended material changes, appointment or replacement of the Sub-Processor.

Sub-processor. 1. The Client hereby grants the Supplier general permission to involve third parties in the execution of the obligations under this Processing Agreement, to act on behalf of Supplier as well as to transfer all or part of the Processing Activities to Sub-processors (each a ‘Sub-Processor’). 2. The Supplier will remain jointly and ad severally responsible for the compliance by Supplier’s Sub-Processor in terms of the obligations under this Processing Agreement. 3. The Supplier will enter into an agreement with each Sub-Processor, in which agree with the Sub-Processor will guarantee a similar level of Personal Data protection as agreed by the Parties in this Processing Agreement. 4. The Supplier will notify the Client of any intended material changes with respect to the appointing or replacing of a Sub-Processor in order to enable the Client to object to such changes. If the Client has reasonable objections to such changes the Supplier will take these reasonable objections by the Client into account in its decision to continue or discontinue the intended material changes, appointment or replacement of the Sub-Processor.