Survival for IAS Providers. This Section 6.4 shall apply to You if You are an IAS Provider. As between You as an IAS Provider and an Individual, the IAS Provider’s obligations in the IAS Consent, including Your requirement to comply with the Privacy and Security Notice and provide Individuals with rights, shall survive for so long as You maintain such Individual’s Individually Identifiable Information. If You were an IAS Provider, the requirements of Section 6.3 shall survive termination of these ToP for so long as You maintain Individually Identifiable Information acquired during the term of these ToP as an IAS Provider regardless of whether such information is or was TI.
Survival for IAS Providers. This Section 10.6 shall apply to Signatory if Signatory is an IAS Provider. As between Signatory as an IAS Provider and an Individual, the IAS Provider’s obligations in the IAS Consent, including the IAS Provider’s requirement to comply with the Privacy and Security Notice and provide Individuals with rights, shall survive for so long as the IAS Provider maintains such Individual’s Individually Identifiable Information. If Signatory was an IAS Provider, the requirements of Section 10.5 shall survive termination of this Common Agreement for so long as Signatory maintains Individually Identifiable Information acquired during the term of this Common Agreement as an IAS Provider regardless of whether such information is or was TI.
Survival for IAS Providers. The following minimum provisions and their respective minimum time periods shall continue to apply to Participant to the extent that it is an IAS Provider and survive expiration or termination of the applicable Framework Agreement under which Individual Access Services were provided for the time periods and to the extent described below.
6.6.1 The following Section 6 provisions shall survive the expiration or termination of the applicable Framework Agreement until expiration of the time period specified in the definition of PHI at 45 CFR § 160.103 under Subsection 2(iv) of such definition, i.e., fifty (50) years after the death of the Individual for whom Individual Access Services were provided, even if the information to which the provisions apply is not ePHI:
(i) The terms of the consent under Section 6.2, Individual Consent, and the terms of the Privacy and Security Notice under Section 6.3.1, which sets forth requirements that apply to the Privacy and Security Notice;
(ii) Section 6.3.2, which requires Participant to collect the Individual’s written consent with respect to any material change in the applicable Privacy and Security Notice;
(iii) Section 6.4, Individual Rights; and
6.6.2 Section 6.5, Additional Security Requirements for IAS Providers.
6.6.3 Section 6.5.3, TEFCA Security Incident Notice to Affected Individuals, shall survive for a period of six (6) years following the expiration or termination of the applicable Framework Agreement.
Survival for IAS Providers. As between You as an IAS Provider and an Individual, the IAS Consent, including Your requirement to comply with the Privacy and Security Notice and provide Individuals with rights, shall survive for so long as You maintain such Individual’s Individually Identifiable information regardless of the Individual’s termination of the IAS Consent or termination of these ToP. If You were an IAS Provider, the requirements of Section 6.3 shall survive termination of these ToP for so long as You maintain Individually Identifiable information acquired during the term of these ToP as an IAS Provider regardless of whether such information is or was TI.
