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DPO Contract Provisions

This resource outlines the minimum set of provisions an outsourced DPO contract should have.

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Contributors:

Thomas Shaw

Attorney at Law

The following are a minimum set of provisions an outsourced DPO contract should have. It must be emphasized that no contract should be drafted without undergoing legal review, especially as it relates to provisions impacted by local laws. There will also be a set of legal provisions common to any contract that is not shown here.

These provisions represent an excerpt from the IAPP's DPO Handbook. The DPO Handbook provides a comprehensive view of all aspects of the role of Data Protection Officers under the EU General Data Protection Regulation.

DPO Contract Provisions

Contributors:

Thomas Shaw

Attorney at Law

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