Regulator Correspondence definition

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence or communication (whether written or verbal) from a Regulator in relation to the Processing of the Personal Data;

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence from the Regulator in relation to the Processing of the Customer Data;

Regulator Correspondence. “Regulatory Bodies” “Related Supplier" any correspondence from the Information Commissioner’s Office, or any successor body, in relation to the Processing of Personal Data under this Call Off Contract; means those government departments and regulatory, statutory and other entities, committees, ombudsmen and bodies which, whether under statute, rules, regulations, codes of practice or otherwise, are entitled to regulate, investigate or influence the matters dealt with under this Call Off Contract or any other affairs of the Authority and “Regulatory Body” will be construed accordingly; means any person who provides services to the Customer which are related to the Services from time to time;

Examples of Regulator Correspondence in a sentence

• Each Party shall notify the other promptly (and in any event within 2 Business Days) following its receipt of any Regulator Correspondence, which relates directly or indirectly to the Processing of the Personal Data under this Agreement or to either Party’s compliance with the Data Protection Laws, and shall provide a copy of such Regulator Correspondence to the other Party and reasonable details of circumstances giving rise to it.

• The Union will, allowing no more time to elapse than two working days, notify the University following its receipt of any Data Subject Request or Regulator Correspondence requesting access to, or information concerning shared Personal Data.

• For the purposes of Clause 11 of the Standard Contractual Clauses, and subject to clauses 4.1 and 4.2 of this DPA, Retool shall inform Customer if it receives a Data Subject Request, Regulator Correspondence or Third Party Request with respect to Relevant Personal Data and shall, without undue delay, communicate the request to Customer.

• Retool shall promptly notify Customer on receipt of any Regulator Correspondence or Third Party Request, unless Retool is prohibited from so notifying Customer by applicable law.

• Each Party shall notify the other as soon as is reasonably practicable following its receipt of any Data Subject Request or Regulator Correspondence, which relates directly or indirectly to the processing of the Personal Data under this Agreement or to either Party's compliance with the Data Protection Legislation, and together with such notices, shall provide a copy of such Data Subject Request or Regulator Correspondence and reasonable details of circumstances giving rise to it.

More Definitions of Regulator Correspondence

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence or communication (whether written or verbal) from

Regulator Correspondence any correspondence from the Information Commissioner's Office, or any successor body, in relation to the Processing of Personal Data under this Agreement;

Regulator Correspondence shall have the meaning ascribed to it in paragraph 3.1.8;

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence from the Regulator in relation to the Processing of the Speaker Data;

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence or communication (whether written or verbal) from a Regulator. ‘Regulatory Requirements’ means all Applicable Laws in force from time to time and any reviews, guidance and codes of practice (whether or not having the force of law) in the European Union or in one of the member states of the European Union, including but not limited to FSMA, FCA Rules, Prudential Regulation Authority Rules, and JMLSG Guidance Notes (as applicable) which may apply to the Parties in the conduct of their business. ‘Security Incident’ means a Personal Data Breach, or any other unauthorised exposure, access, disclosure, use, communication, deletion, revision, encryption, reproduction or transmission of any component of Zurich Data or any of the Intermediary’s IT Systems on which such Zurich Data is processed or stored. ‘Security Incident Particulars’ means, where the Security Incident involves personal data, the information that must be included in a Personal Data Breach notification, as set out in Article 33(3) of the GDPR or, where the Security Incident does not involve personal data, such information as ZIG reasonably requires. ‘Terms’ means these Terms of Business, including the Platform Terms, and the Commission Guides, as the case may be.

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence from the Information Commissioner's Office, or any successor body, in relation to the processing of Personal Data under the Contract.

Regulator Correspondence means any correspondence or communication (whether written or verbal) from a Regulator. ‘Regulatory Requirements’ means all Applicable Laws in force from time to time and any reviews, guidance and codes of practice (whether or not having the force of law) in the European Union or in one of the member states of the European Union, including but not limited to FSMA, FCA Rules, Prudential Regulation Authority Rules, and JMLSG Guidance Notes (as applicable) which may apply to the Parties in the conduct of their business. ‘Security Incident’ means a Personal Data Breach, or any other unauthorised exposure, access, disclosure, use, communication, deletion, revision, encryption, reproduction or transmission of any component of SIML Data or any of the Intermediary’s IT systems on which such SIML Data is processed or stored. ‘Security Incident Particulars’ means, where the Security Incident involves personal data, the information that must be included in a Personal Data Breach notification, as set out in Article 33(3) of the GDPR or, where the Security Incident does not involve personal data, such information as SIML reasonably requires. ‘SIML Data’ means all data (including personal data), information, text, drawings, statistics, analysis and other materials embodied in any form relating to any SIML Group Companies (and/or their respective Investors or customers) and which may be supplied to or inputted by any method by the Intermediary or SIML which the Intermediary (and any permitted sub- contractors) generates, accesses, collects, processes, stores or transmits in connection with these Terms. ‘SIML Group Companies’ means in relation to SIML, any subsidiary undertaking or parent undertaking from time to time of SIML and any subsidiary undertaking from time to time of a parent undertaking of SIML. ‘Terms’ means these Terms of Business and the Commission Guides, as the case may be.