Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible Sample Clauses
The "Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible" clause defines what should happen to confidential or sensitive information when it cannot be returned to its owner or destroyed as originally required. In practice, this clause typically applies to situations where data is stored in backup systems, required to be retained by law, or otherwise cannot be physically or technically removed. It usually requires the party in possession of the information to continue protecting it under the agreement’s confidentiality terms. The core function of this clause is to address practical limitations in data management, ensuring ongoing protection of information even when standard return or destruction is not possible.
Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible. The Plan recognizes that in many situations, particularly those involving data aggregation services performed by Contractor for the Plan and others, that it will be infeasible for Contractor to return or destroy PHI. Accordingly, where in Contractor’s discretion such return or destruction is infeasible, for any such PHI, upon cancellation, termination, expiration or other conclusion of the Contract, Contractor will limit its further use or disclosure of the PHI to those purposes that make their return to the Plan or destruction infeasible.
Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible. THE PLAN recognizes that in many situations, particularly those involving Data Aggregation services performed by BCBSNE for THE PLAN and others, it will be infeasible for BCBSBE to return or destroy Protected Health Information. Accordingly, where in BCBSNE's discretion such return or destruction is not feasible, for any such Protected Health Information, upon cancellation, termination, expiration or other conclusion of the Administrative Services Agreement, BCBSNE will limit its further use or disclosure of the Protected Health Information to those purposes that make their return to THE PLAN or destruction infeasible.
Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible. Upon termination of an Administrative Services Agreement for any reason, FAI will identify to Plan any Claim records and other Protected Health Information that FAI created or received for or from Plan that cannot feasibly be returned to Plan or destroyed. After termination of an Administrative Services Agreement, FAI will limit its further use or disclosure of the Claim records and other Protected Health Information to those purposes that make their return to Plan or destruction infeasible.
Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible. Upon cancellation, termination, expiration or other conclusion of the ASO Agreement, Claim Administrator will identify to GHP any PHI that Claim Administrator created or received for or from GHP that cannot feasibly be returned or destroyed, and limit its further use or disclosure of GHP’s PHI to those purposes that make return to GHP or destruction infeasible.
Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible. To the extent return or destruction of PHI is not feasible, BCN’s duties, rights, and obligations with respect to Enrollee PHI will continue in full force and effect after the date of the ASC or BA Agreement termination.
Disposition When Return or Destruction Not Feasible. The Covered Entity recognizes that in many situations, particularly those involving Data Aggregation services performed by Contractor for the Covered Entity and others, that it will be infeasible for Contractor to return or destroy PHI. Accordingly, where in Contractor’s discretion such return or destruction is infeasible, for any such PHI, upon cancellation, termination, expiration or other conclusion of the MSA, Contractor will limit its further use or disclosure of the PHI to those purposes that make their return to the Covered Entity or destruction infeasible.