New Zealand Gazette – 2013 – No. 70

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✨ LIC Data Access Procedures

1874 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 70 4 JUNE 2013

Procedure Two – Where Regulation 25 Confidentiality is Waived by the Applicant

Contact the Commercialisation and Industry Relations Manager (CIRM)

Steve Harcourt
Commercialisation and Industry Relations Manager
Livestock Improvement Corporation Limited
Private Bag 3016
HAMILTON
Ph: 07 856 0822
Email: sharcourt@lic.co.nz

CIRM and Applicant to liaise to:

(a) Clarify purpose for which the core-data will be used;

(b) Determine the Applicant’s exact data requirements;

(c) Determine and discuss indicative pricing and discuss any preliminary negotiation of any terms on which the data will be provided to the Applicant.

(d) Complete detailed application for the Panel to review, and provide any supporting documentation from LIC if applicable.

In the event the Applicant wishes to negotiate certain terms and conditions, the CIRM may report to the CEO of LIC for any decision in relation to that negotiation.
The CIRM receives the Panel’s Decision and liaises with the Applicant or the Panel about any relevant aspect of the Decision.
An Agreement may be completed between LIC and the Applicant regarding the terms on which data is provided and used by the Applicant.

The Agreement if required will be LIC’s standard “Data Provision Agreement (where confidentiality waived)” modified to contain the terms and conditions set by the Panel and other provisions specific to core data, the core database and the grant of access.

The maximum time period for the provision of data to an Applicant will be:

(a) as specified by the Panel; or

(b) if not specified by the Panel 28 days from the date of payment of LIC’s charges by the Applicant; or

The CIRM implements data extraction and delivery to the Applicant in accordance with the Decision and, if applicable, the completed Agreement.

NOTE: For the avoidance of doubt, the Applicant should be aware that it is the Panel that sets the terms and conditions on which core data is made available to an Applicant under the Regulations.

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