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A working day: not a weekend, and not a public holiday in England. Tennerby must pass a request about Corrandale’s data to Corrandale within 2 working days. It must send the records Corrandale asks for within 5 working days. Agreement, clause 1.1, “Business Day” · Chapter 8 · see Subject access request
Explained in Chapter 8, Subject Access Requests: Deadlines and Searches, of Data Protection.
The main page for this term is Business Day, in Drafting Skills.
For Corrandale’s part, clause 8.1 sets the steps. Tennerby passes the request to Corrandale within 2 Business Days and tells her that it has done so. It never answers that part itself. A Business Day is a working day: not a weekend, and not a public holiday in England.Read Chapter 8, Subject Access Requests: Deadlines and Searches →
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a day, other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in England, on which banks in London are open for business;Read the definition in the document →
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