Data Destruction Agreement

Why is this important: Like the data usage provisions, a university may consider data protection provisions, which define how the institute`s data should be processed after the contract is concluded or the contract is terminated early. In the absence of such a contractual clause, an institution cannot require the contractor to return the contractor`s data or otherwise dispose of it in a manner that does not endanger the security of the institution or its components. Stay subject to confidentiality obligations. The receiving party continues to retain confidential information held in this section, subject to any obligation of confidentiality under this agreement. Obligation of restitution or destruction. Subject to the paragraph [ARCHIVE EXCEPTION], at the expiry or termination of this agreement or at the request of the disclosed party, the receiving party immediately transmits, at the request of the party to the public, to the party who has made public a certificate that is exported by the receiving party and which confirms compliance with the obligation of restitution or extermination provided in this section. Overview: The clauses contain instructions for the return of the data to the original institute or the destruction of the data under the direction of the original institutions (and subject to further examination) . . .

. Compliance with laws or guidelines. The receiving party may keep an archival copy of the confidential information as long as it is necessary to comply with legal or archiving guidelines. . send all the confidential information from the revealing party to the party, . . . . . .

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