Personal data. 10.1. Data Controller The data controller of the personal data of the User who is a natural person or person representing the User is Threeforce BV with its registered office in Rotterdam, The Netherlands (Last Mile Solutions). You can contact Last Mile Solutions via the designated Data Protection Officer on matters concerning your personal data at the e-mail address: xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or in writing at the address: Xxxxxxxxxxxxx 00 X (0000 XX) Xxxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.
Personal data. In the performance of its obligations under a purchase order or agreement, supplier shall comply with all applicable data protection laws and regulations regarding the protection of the personal data relating to KPN (such as employees, customers, business relations and contact persons of KPN), in particular with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and (if applicable) the Dutch Telecommunications Act (Tw).
Personal data. The personal data provided by the Participant are saved in a file by the AEW. By entering into the Agreement, the Participant grants permission to the AEW to use the personal data for sending information to the Participant and for providing the personal data to third parties for the purpose of sending information to the Participant. At all times, the Participant shall be entitled to communicate free of charge, in writing or by e-mail, his objections to sending information by the AEW or to the disclosure of personal data, following which the AEW will discontinue sending or disclosing information or data. By entering into the Agreement, the Participant grants permission to the AEW to publish his name and race results, for example by publication in newspapers and on the internet. AEW has a Privacy Policy that is inextricably linked to these General Terms and Conditions. The entire Privacy Policy can be downloaded via the website Any disputes between the AEW and the Participant will be settled, to the exclusion of the civil court, by arbitration in accordance with the Rules of Arbitration of the Royal Dutch Skating Association (KNSB), or, failing that, the rules of the Dutch Arbitration Institute. A dispute is deemed to exist if either party declares that this is the case.
9.1 A participant may only participate in those parts of the programme for which he has registered in advance and has been admitted by the AEW.
9.2 At least one day before the start of a race or a tour, the participant shall report to the AEW at the specified location at the Weissensee and receive materials and documents, if any. As a rule, a skaters meeting is held prior to races and tours. Date, location and time are announced through the website.
9.3 All races are run subject to the "marathon section competition rules of the KNSB" (see: xxx.XXXX.xx).
9.4 Male and female skaters who have been admitted to the men's top division, men's first division and women's division of the KNSB participate under their national number and use the transponders issued by the KNSB.
9.5 All participants in tours and other participants in the races other than within the meaning of 7.5 are issued with start numbers and a transponder. The start numbers are worn clearly visible and on the arm in the holder provided. During races the transponder must be worn around the ankle.
9.6 At the end of a tour, the transponder must be returned to the AEW within one hour of the final registration, or, if no final registrati...
Personal data. 10.1 In the context of an Assignment from Client to Contractor in the context of fulfilling legal obligations by Contractor, Contractor can process personal data concerning Client and/or persons working for or through Client, for the purpose as is agreed upon.
10.2 To further optimize service to Client and to further engage with Client and/or persons working for or with Client with information and services from Contractor and third parties, Contractor can process personal data.
10.3 Processing personal data by Contractor in the context of the activities mentioned in paragraph 1 and 2 of this article, is done in accordance with relevant laws and regulations concerning protection of personal data. In case a data leak as meant in the GDPR is suspected, Contractor informs Client without unreasonable delay, after which Client will fulfill any notification requirements.
10.4 After completion of the Assignment for which the personal data have been provided, Contractor will return or erase these data, unless legal retention periods apply.
10.5 The Contractor shall take appropriate technical and organizational measures so that the processing complies with the requirements of the GDPR and the protection of the rights of those involved is secured and shall ensure that third parties engaged by it to perform the Assignment also do so. The Client is responsible for the correct compliance with the applicable laws and regulations in the field of personal data protection, including providing and making available to the Contractor personal data relating to its employees, clients or third parties, also if these come from third parties or are provided by third parties on its instructions.
Personal data. The Controller may process ordinary basic personal data for the purposes indicated in this Information Document, including, for example, personal data (name, surname, address, telephone number, email address, other contact data, an identification number, on-line identification) and data regarding income and personal financial assets (i.e. data regarding transactions carried out during the contractual relationship with the Bank). If such data is not available, the Bank will not be able to carry out the transactions or manage the relationships which require the processing of your personal data.
Personal data. We are allowed to process your personal data and that of your representative. This also applies to data regarding products and services that you purchase from us. Personal data provide information about a specific person. This includes, for example, your date of birth, address or gender. Processing personal data includes, among other things, collecting, storing and using such data. If we form a group together with other legal entities, the data may be exchanged and processed within this group. We may also exchange personal data with other parties that we engage for our business operations or for the execution of our services. By other parties we mean, for example, other parties that we engage to assist with the operation of our systems or to process payment transactions. We adhere to the applicable laws and regulations and our own codes of conduct for this.
Personal data. 17.1. The personal data provided on the application for, or the amendment of, an insurance policy, are processed by the Company for entering into and executing insurance agreements and managing the ensuing relations, which includes preventing and combating fraud and activities aimed at extending the customer base.
17.2. The processing of this personal data is governed by the ‘Processing of Personal data by Financial Institutions’ code of conduct. This code of conduct sets out the rights and obligations of the parties when processing data. The full text of the code can be found on the website or requested from the Dutch Association of Insurers (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xx, Poxxxxx 00000, 0000 XX Xxx Xxxxx, tel: 000-0000000).
17.3. On the instructions of the Company, the Emergency Centre will provide direct help for hospitalisation, a serious accident or death. If the Emergency Centre deems it necessary to be able to respond properly to the request for help, it may request information from the Insured, his family member, people offering assistance on site and/or the doctor providing treatment and forward this information directly, where necessary, to the persons providing the assistance, as well as to the the Company’s medical advisor. A request for and providing of medical data may only be made by, or on the instructions of, the medical advisor at the Emergency Centre.
Personal data. 9.1 In the context of an assignment from Client to Contractor in the context of fulfilling legal obligations by Contractor, Contractor can process personal data concerning Client and/or persons working for or through Client, for the purpose as is agreed upon.
9.2 To further optimize service to Client and to further engage with Client and/or persons working for or with Client with information and services from Contractor and third parties, Contractor can process personal data.
Personal data. (SMP) Special Mask Performance processes the personal data of the Customer in accordance with the privacy statement published on the Website. Article 15. Final provisions
Personal data. 1. Ruthless Fight Company B.V. processes the personal data of the participant for the purpose of good business operations, which includes maintaining a good membership administration. Ruthless Fight Company B.V. can inform the participant by e-mail about his activities. If the participant does not wish to receive this, he can object to this with Ruthless Fight Company B.V. by written notice.
2. The personal data is recorded in a file in the computer in which all participants of Ruthless Fight Company B.V. are included. Ruthless Fight Company B.V. and its employees treat the information provided confidentially. The personal data will not be kept longer than necessary for the stated purpose.
3. The participant may request to inspect his personal data and to correct, supplement or change this data, which request will be honored if this is reasonably possible.
1. These terms and conditions and all agreements by or with Ruthless Fight Company B.V. entered into, only Dutch law applies.
2. All disputes that may arise as a result of the agreement between the participant and Ruthless Fight Company B.V. will be settled by a competent court in the district where Ruthless Fight Company B.V. has its registered office. is situated.
3. By registering, the participant declares the general terms and conditions and house rules of Ruthless Fight Company B.V. to accept.