Data Protection · glossary
Passing a processor’s own duties down the chain, by contract, to each sub-processor it brings in. Clause 6.4 requires a written contract with the same duties as the Agreement. Tennerby still answers to Corrandale for each sub-processor. Agreement, clause 6.4 · Chapter 6 · see Sub-processor
Explained in Chapter 6, Sub-Processors: Permission, Notice and Objection, of Data Protection.
Passing duties down the chain like this is called flow-down. The notice promised it in paragraph 3.Read Chapter 6, Sub-Processors: Permission, Notice and Objection →
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