Supplementary Measures definition

Supplementary Measures means technical, organizational and contractual measures as described in EDPB Guideline adopted on 18th June 2021 (“Recommendations 01/2020 on measures that supplement transfer tools to ensure compliance with the EU level of protection of personal data”);

Supplementary Measures means the provisions set out in Appendix 2 to this DPA.

Supplementary Measures means contractual, technical or organisational measures which, if combined with the safeguards contained in this Policy, are put in place to ensure that the European Personal Data transferred to an Importing

Examples of Supplementary Measures in a sentence

• Similarly, Presidential Decree No. 1486 of 10 August 2000 "On Supplementary Measures to Provide Integrity of Legal Treatment in the Russian Federation" (as last amended on 18 January 2010) created a Federal registry of the legal acts of the subjects of the Russian Federation.

• The parties agree that in the event that the transfer of Client or Entity Personal Data to the Service Provider results in that data being exported outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) and/or to a jurisdiction not subject to a finding of “adequacy” by the European Commission, that the applicable Standard Contractual Clauses will be deemed to be incorporated into these Terms and Conditions or any Agreement in respect of that transfer together with any required Supplementary Measures.

• As part of such Supplementary Measures, Sprinklr agrees not to allow, unless required by law, regulations, order of a court or any regulatory, judicial, governmental or similar body or authorized by Customer, access to Customer Personal Data (excluding any publicly available data) by any administrative body, authority or agency.

• In those instances in which it is not feasible to utilize SSM's, the regulations permit localities to apply for FRA approval of a quiet zone that uses other types of safety measures, which are deemed "Alternative Supplementary Measures" or "ASM's." ASM's include measures that would qualify as SSM's but are not fully compliant (such as medians where there is insufficient distance from an adjacent intersection to qualify).

• Both types seek to choose the actionthat matches the state, A = {L, R} and ui(a, ω) = 1a=ω, and start with prior p0 = 0.5. When the social type has likelihood ratio λ and observes signal realization s, it updates toprivate belief λ sν1−sν.

• Continuing from last week’s discussion, the Alabama House of Representatives joined the Senate in passing the Data Breach Notification Act (“SB 318”).

• Military Discipline Supplementary Measures Act (16 of 1999) (SA), s 29(1), cited in Country Report for South Africa, ‘Military Detention -Decision to detain – Pre-trial Procedures’.

• ILO, Forced Labour (Supplementary Measures) Recommendation, 2014 (No. 203), para.

• Military Discipline Supplementary Measures Act (16 of 1999) (SA), s 29(3), cited in Country Report for South Africa, ‘Military Detention – Decision to detain – Pre-trial Procedures’.

• As reviewed in Section 3, existing POMs as listed in Annex VI of the WFD do not provide an effective basis for the protection of high status sites, and alternative mechanisms (referred in the WFD as Supplementary Measures) are required.

More Definitions of Supplementary Measures

Supplementary Measures means the provisions of Schedule 6, which set out the supplementary measures to the SCCs used to ensure an essentially equivalent level of protection as provided under Data Protection Laws;

Supplementary Measures means the provisions of Schedule 2, which set out the supplementary measures to the SCCs to be used in respect of transfers of personal data from Unifrog to the School, to ensure an essentially equivalent level of protection to that which is required under UK Data Protection Laws; Teacher means any teacher of the School who is authorised by Unifrog to access and use the Unifrog Platform; Territory means the country where the School is located; UK GDPR means General Data Protection Regulation ((EU) 2016/679) as incorporated (in whole or in part) into national law in the United Kingdom; UK Data Protection Laws means the UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018 and any other applicable law or regulation relating to the processing of personal data and to privacy, as such legislation shall be amended, revised or replaced from time to time; Unifrog Platform means the sections of the Unifrog Website which can only be accessed and used by authorised individuals, including Students, Teachers and Other School Staff; Unifrog Privacy Policy means the privacy policy specifying the terms on which Unifrog processes Relevant Personal Data, which can be accessed at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/privacy-policy; and Unifrog Website means the website owned or operated by Unifrog, which can be accessed at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.

Supplementary Measures means the provisions of Annex 3, which set out the supplementary measures to the UK Standard Contractual Clauses and EU Standard Contractual Clauses used to ensure an essentially equivalent level of protection as provided under Applicable UK and EU Data Laws

Supplementary Measures means contractual, technical or organisational measures which, if combined with the safeguards contained in this Policy, are put in place to ensure that the Customer Personal Data transferred to an Importing Entity is afforded a level of protection essentially equivalent to that guaranteed within Europe in those (rare) cases where the Policy may not be an effective transfer tool due to the Importing Entity's national legislation applicable to the transfer;