Access Committee definition

Access Committee means the Australian Genomics Data Access Committee. Data Breach means the unauthorised access, disclosure or loss of Personal Information; Ethics Committee means the Human Research Ethics Committee/ Institutional Review Board (or equivalent body) reviewing research proposals involving human participants to ensure that they meet ethical standards and guidelines; Ethical Obligations means the relevant requirements imposed by the Ethics Committee who approved the research project in relation to which the Data will be used; Intellectual Property Rights means all intellectual property rights subsisting anywhere in the world, including the following rights:
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Access Committee means the Instruct-▇▇▇▇ committee in charge of monitoring Access Proposals from Users to Instruct-▇▇▇▇ Centres.
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Access Committee means the Australian Genomics Data Access Committee. Data Breach means the unauthorised access, disclosure or loss of Personal Information;
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Examples of Access Committee in a sentence

  • The effective date of this Agreement shall be the DAR Approval Date, as specified in the notification of approval of the Data Access Committee (DAC).

  • Data Access Request (DAR): A request submitted to a Data Access Committee for a specific “consent group” specifying the data to which access is sought, the planned research use, and the names of collaborators and the IT Director.

  • Approved User: A user approved by the NCI Data Access Committee to access one or more NCI datasets for a specified period of time and only for the purposes outlined in the investigator’s approved research use statement.

  • Those not seeking renewal agree to provide specific information to the Data Access Committee via the contact information below.

  • Through submission of the DAR, the Principal Investigator also agrees to submit annual data use reports to the appropriate NIH Data Access Committee (DAC) describing the research use of the Approved Users as described under “Research Use Reporting” below.

  • Copies of NIH genomic dataset(s) may not need to be destroyed if, with advance notice and approval by the NHLBI Data Access Committee, the project has been transferred to another Approved User.

  • Requesters and Approved Users agree to notify the NHLBI Data Access Committee of any unauthorized data sharing, breaches of data security, or inadvertent data releases that may compromise data confidentiality within 24 hours of when the incident is identified.

  • Within 3 business days of the NHLBI Data Access Committee notification, the Requester, through the Approved User and the Institutional Signing Official, agree to submit to the NHLBI Data Access Committee a more detailed written report including the date and nature of the event, actions taken or to be taken to remediate the issue(s), and plans or processes developed to prevent further problems, including specific information on timelines anticipated for action.

  • This information will be used by the NHLBI Data Access Committee staff for program evaluation activities, and may be considered by the NIH GWAS Governance committees as part of the NIH effort to provide ongoing oversight and management of all NIH genomic data sharing activities.

  • To assure that NIH policies and procedures for genomic data use are adhered to, Approved Users agree to provide to the NHLBI Data Access Committee annual feedback on how these data have been used and any results that have been generated as a result of access to the data, including patents and publications.