Processing certain Processed Personal Data Clause Samples

Processing certain Processed Personal Data. Purpose of this section 47 To set out the arrangements between the Participants if one Participant is (for the purposes of any Call-off Partnership) processing any personal data in relation to which the other Participant is a data controller. Any event that causes (or creates an unreasonable risk of causing) any of the following:  Unauthorised access to any Processed Personal Data then in the possession or control of the Relevant Processor or its Sub-processors in connection with a relevant Call-off Partnership.  Loss or destruction of Processed Personal Data which puts the Relevant Processor in breach of a particular Call-off Partnership, including any Personal Data Breach. An assessment by a Relevant Controller of the impact of the Processing of the Processed Personal Data in connection with the relevant Call-Off Partnership on the protection of that Processed Personal Data. Technical and organisational measures for the purposes of item 47.7. Any Personal Data if and for as long as all of the following apply to it  A Relevant Controller is a Controller according to Law.  The Relevant Processor and/or its Sub-processor is a Processor in connection with a particular Call-off Partnership, according to Law. The relevant Participant who is the Controller of the relevant Processed Personal Data. The relevant Participant who is the Processor of the relevant Processed Personal Data. Any third party (including any contractor of the Relevant Processor) appointed by the Relevant Processor to Process any Processed Personal Data in connection with a particular Call-off Partnership. The definitions of ‘Controller’, ‘Processor’, ‘Data Subject’, ‘Personal Data’, ‘Personal Data Breach’ and ‘Protection Officer’ in the GDPR also apply to a particular Call-off Partnership.