Common use of Use of Provided Information Clause in Contracts

Use of Provided Information. 1. The Requesting Authority should only make requests for information if it has a legitimate regulatory or supervisory purpose for the request directly relevant to a Requesting Authority’s lawful supervision of a Regulated Entity. It is generally not considered a legitimate regulatory or supervisory purpose for a Requesting Authority to seek information on individuals, unless the request is directly relevant to the fulfilment of supervisory functions.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Bilateral Agreement, Bilateral Agreement, Bilateral Agreement

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Use of Provided Information. 1. The Requesting Authority should only make requests for information if it has a legitimate regulatory or supervisory purpose for the request directly relevant to a Requesting Authority’s 's lawful supervision of a Regulated Entity. It is generally not considered a legitimate regulatory or supervisory purpose for a Requesting Authority to seek information on individuals, unless the request is directly relevant to the fulfilment of supervisory functions.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Bilateral Agreement, data.consilium.europa.eu

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