Common use of Informed Consent Clause in Contracts

Informed Consent. i. CDO and CAC must obtain informed consent from Consumers for any creation, collection, use or disclosure of information that is not authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. Such informed consent must be in writing, signed by the consenting party, and subject to a right of revocation. ii. CDO and CAC are prohibited from denying information or assistance to persons or entities that do not wish to grant consent for any creation, collection, use or disclosure of Consumer information that is not authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. iii. Informed consent must: 1. Be provided in specific terms and in plain language; 2. Identify who will obtain access to the Consumer’s information under the terms of the informed consent; 3. Describe the purpose for which the informed consent is being obtained; 4. Explain what information the CDO and/or CAC will use or disclose to a specific recipient(s); 5. Provide notice of a Consumer’s ability to revoke the consent at any time; and 6. Include an expiration date or event, unless effectively revoked in writing by the Consumer before that date or event. iv. Informed consent documents must be appropriately secured and retained for no less than six (6) years, unless a different and longer retention period has already been provided under other applicable Federal law.

Informed Consent. i. CDO and and/or CAC must obtain informed consent from Consumers for any creation, collection, use or disclosure of information that is not authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. Such informed consent must be in writing, signed by the consenting party, and subject to a right of revocation. ii. CDO and CAC are prohibited from denying information or assistance to persons or entities that do not wish to grant consent for any creation, collection, use or disclosure of Consumer information that is not authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. iii. Informed consent must: 1. Be provided in specific terms and in plain language; 2. Identify who will obtain access to the Consumer’s information under the terms of the informed consent; 3. Describe the purpose for which the informed consent is being obtained; 4. Explain what information the CDO and/or CAC will use or disclose to a specific recipient(s); 5. Provide notice of a Consumer’s ability to revoke the consent at any time; and 6. Include an expiration date or event, unless effectively revoked in writing by the Consumer before that date or event. iv. Informed consent documents must be appropriately secured and retained for no less than six (6) years, unless a different and longer retention period has already been provided under other applicable Federal law.

Informed Consent. i. CDO and and/or CAC must obtain informed consent from Consumers consumers for any creation, collection, use use, or disclosure of information that is not for an authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CACfunction. Such informed consent must be in writing, signed by the consenting party, and subject to a right of revocation. ii. CDO and CAC its CACs are prohibited from denying information or assistance to persons or entities that do not wish to grant consent for any creation, collection, use use, or disclosure of Consumer a consumer’s personal information that is not for an authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. iiifunction. Informed consent must: 1. : • Be provided in specific terms and in plain language; 2. ; • Identify who will obtain access to the Consumerconsumer’s personal information under the terms of the informed consent; 3. ; • Describe the purpose for which the informed consent is being obtained; 4. ; • Explain what information the CDO and/or CAC will use or disclose to a specific recipient(s); 5. ; • Provide notice of a Consumerconsumer’s ability to revoke the consent at any time; and 6. and • Include an expiration date or event, unless effectively revoked in writing by the Consumer consumer before that date or event. iv. Informed consent must otherwise comply with applicable disclosure requirements under Virginia law, including §38.2-612.1 and §38.2-613 of the Code. Informed consent documents must be appropriately secured and retained for no less than six (6) years, unless a different and longer retention period has already been provided under other applicable Federal law.

Informed Consent. i. CDO and and/or CAC must obtain informed consent from Consumers for any creation, collection, use or disclosure of information that is not authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. Such informed consent must be in writing, signed by the consenting party, and subject to a right of revocation. ii. CDO and CAC are prohibited from denying information or assistance to persons or entities that do not wish to grant consent for any creation, collection, use or disclosure of Consumer information that is not authorized under the CMS-CDO Agreement and the agreement between CDO and CAC. iii. Informed consent must: 1. Be provided in specific terms and in plain language; 2. Identify who will obtain access to the Consumer’s information under the terms of the informed consent; 3. Describe the purpose for which the informed consent is being obtained; 4. Explain what information the CDO and/or CAC will use or disclose to a specific recipient(s);specific 5. Provide notice of a Consumer’s ability to revoke the consent at any time; and 6. Include an expiration date or event, unless effectively revoked in writing by the Consumer before that date or event. iv. Informed consent documents must be appropriately secured and retained for no less than six (6) years, unless a different and longer retention period has already been provided under other applicable Federal law.