Safe Harbour definition

Safe Harbour means an exception provided in Article 8.2.1 of the GloBE Rules whose design and eligibility conditions have been approved by the Inclusive Framework and set out in —

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Safe Harbour means that NHS Foundation Trust boards do not need to undertake an individual investment review for these investments, nor will NHS England & Improvement require a report on them as part of its risk assessment process, since they are deemed to have sufficiently low risk and high liquidity.

Safe Harbour means and include the following:

Examples of Safe Harbour in a sentence

Escrow Agent certifies that it is allowed to receive the Deposit under the UK Data Protection Act as a registered data controller and/or is certified under the European Union Safe Harbour Act.
CA, Inc is Safe Harbour certified and the CA Entities have committed to comply with relevant data protection/privacy legislation.
This is a serious issue, Safe Harbour will not protect us and the CCA for data centres is fundamental in helping us remedy the situation (although other EU governments have similar schemes in place to reduce delivered electricity prices closer to the wholesale price)”.
Any transfer of personal data to the United States may only occur after the Parties have independently verified that the recipient of such data fully complies with the EU Safe Harbour provisions, and where necessary, specific local le- gal requirements have been fulfilled.
ITSL and its partners adhere to the European Commission Directive on Data Protection and U.S. Safe Harbour Privacy Principles of Notice, Choice, Onward Transfer, Security, Data Integrity, Access and Enforcement.
Please see Appendix B for a 715 Safe Harbour Habitat Activity Report Template.
The International Safe Harbour Principles or agreement allowed for easy flow of.
All organisations that manage, access, process and/or share personal data must be registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) or if they are outside of the UK be able to process and store data in accordance with the EEA regulations or meet the requirement of a Safe Harbour agreement which meets the EEA levels of data security.
Any transfer of personal data to the United States may only occur after the Parties have inde- pendently verified that the recipient of such data fully complies with the EU Safe Harbour provisions, and where necessary, specific local legal requirements have been fulfilled.
The US- EU Safe Harbour Framework6, which was adopted under the EU adequacy regime and implemented in 2000, was an early example.

More Definitions of Safe Harbour

Safe Harbour means circumstances in which the income-tax authorities shall accept the transfer price declared by the assessee.

Safe Harbour means circumstances in which income tax

Safe Harbour means circumstances in which income tax authorities shall accept the transfer price declared by assesse, without going into details of Arm's Length Price (ALP).

Safe Harbour means the framework for the transfer of personal data from the European Union to the United States of America which has been developed by the U.S. Department of Commerce in consultation with the European Commission and where the U.S. based recipient has been approved by the U.S. Department of Commerce.