Venue and CHWV as Processor Sample Clauses

Venue and CHWV as Processor. 18.1. You shall comply with Data Protection Laws. Please be aware that you may provide us with Personal Data of your guests, suppliers and others which is special category data. This includes racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, data relating to health (such as dietary or access requirements) or data concerning sex life or orientation. In relation to this CHWV acts as a Data Processor and you act as the Data Controller. In order for us to process this Personal Data, you must have consent from the individual to whom the Personal Data relates. By providing this type of Personal Data to us, you as Data Controller ensure that you have obtained any necessary consents to enable us to process the Personal Data. The individuals must understand that we will need to share this personal data with anyone who would need to know it for the purposes of the event and you should keep records of these consents that you have obtained. Where we act as Data Processor (in handling this type of Personal Data for the purposes of your event), we shall: (i) not engage another processor without your written consent; (ii) only use the Personal Data as you instruct and your instructions are to use only in connection with your event; (iii) ensure persons who process the Personal Data are bound by confidentiality; (iv) ensure Personal Data is secure; (v) assist you in carrying out your obligations as Data Controller under Data Protection Laws as it relates to when we process Personal Data; (vi) delete or return such Personal Data to you after the end of this agreement; (vii) provide you with details to demonstrate compliance with this clause 18.
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Venue and CHWV as Processor. 13.1. You shall comply with Data Protection Laws. Please be aware that you may provide us with Personal Data of your guests, suppliers and others which is special category data. This includes racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, data relating to health (such as dietary or access requirements) or data concerning sex life or orientation. In relation to this CHWV acts as a Data Processor and you act as the Data Controller. In order for us to process this Personal Data, you must have consent from the individual to whom the Personal Data relates. By providing this type of Personal Data to us, you as Data Controller ensure that you have obtained any necessary consents to enable us to process the Personal Data. The individuals must understand that we will need to share this personal data with anyone who would need to know it for the purposes of the event and you should keep records of these consents that you have obtained. Where we act as Data Processor (in handling this type of Personal Data for the purposes of your event), we shall: (i) not engage another processor without your written consent; (ii) only use the Personal Data as you instruct and your instructions are to use only in connection with your event;

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