Data Protection Clauses in Commercial Contracts - Live at Your Desk

Introduction

Any commercial contract that involves a transfer of personal data between the parties needs to contain a series of clear data protection clauses.

In some cases, the basic content will be mandated by the UK GDPR but there still remains a considerable amount of flexibility for parties to negotiate the most favourable terms from their own perspectives.

This virtual classroom seminar summarises the key issues and allows you to review a series of clauses and consider what amendments would be appropriate from the competing perspectives of the parties.

This course is suitable for Scottish trainees.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive course will cover the following:

• Key Definitions
• ‘Controller’, ‘joint controller’ and ‘processor’
• Types of Contract
• Controller to controller
• Joint controllers
• Controller to processor
• Common Provisions
• Definitions
• Status of the parties
• Compliance with applicable legislation
• Controller to Processor Agreements
• Mandatory content
• Sub-processing
• Audit rights
• Security requirements
• Breach reporting requirements
• Dealing with data subjects’ requests
• Joint Controllers
• Mandatory content
• Indemnities
• Suggested content and amendments

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.