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Company Name
THOMAS HOUSE
Contract #
A-2015-060-10
Agency
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Council Approval Date
4/21/2015
Expiration Date
6/30/2016
Insurance Exp Date
10/3/2016
Destruction Year
2021
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VII. Rights <br />LA/OC HMIS data from agencies within each continuum resides in one central database. The Agency's <br />data is separated by security for each continuum. Data sharing is currently limited to the data within the <br />Agency's continuum. The LA/OC HNIIS Collaborative reserves the right, at a later date, to expand data <br />sharing to include collaborative wide data. <br />The LA/OC HMIS Collaborative also reserves all rights, including termination of agreements, of the <br />LAIOC HMIS application and the service resources that it owns and operates. These procedures shall not <br />be construed as a waiver of any rights of the LA/OC HNUS Collaborative, nor shall they conflict with <br />applicable acts of law. <br />VIII, Privileges <br />The LAIOC HMIS services and or equipment are a privilege and are assigned and managed by the HMIS <br />System Administrator(s) or designee(s) of specific systems. The Agency is responsible for proper use of the <br />system as outlined in Section VI. <br />IX. Confidentiality <br />Although technological and procedural securities have been reasonably exhausted by the LA/OC HMIS <br />Collaborative to ensure client data confidentiality, this system is being used by a multitude of end users and <br />is therefore subject to the diligence to which the Participating Agencies' staff protects client records. <br />The protections that the LAIOC HMIS Collaborative put in place to protect client confidentiality include <br />compliance with HUD Data and Technical Standards Final Notice, institution of a mandated IDES training <br />program for all MS users, consistent application of Policies and Procedures, and signed Agency End - <br />User Agreements. <br />X. Copyright <br />The LA/OC HMIS is protected by copyright and is not to be copied, except as permitted by law or by <br />contract with owner of the copyright. The number of copies and distribution of copies are to be managed by <br />the HMIS Systems Administrator(s) of each CoC. Interference with measures used by copyright holders to <br />protect copyrighted works is prohibited. <br />Agency user's storing materials copyrighted by others on the systems or displaying the materials through <br />web pages must comply with copyright laws and guidelines. <br />Equipment ij'applicable: Computer software and data are protected by copyright and is not to be copied, <br />except as permitted by law or by contract with the owner of the copyright. The number of copies and <br />distribution of copies are to be managed by the HMLS Systems Administrator(s) of each CoC. Users of the <br />computer systems agree to follow guidelines for use of copyrighted materials. <br />XI. Violations <br />An individual violating any of the guidelines outlined in this agreement will be reported immediately upon <br />discovery. Such suspected violations will be confidentially reported to the HMIS System Administrators) <br />of the CoC and or the designee of that agency. <br />HMIS Agency Agreement Page 4 of 5 Revised 02101108 <br />
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