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1. Audit Rights: Additional provisions for compliance auditing between group entities

2. Sub-processing: Rules and requirements for engaging sub-processors within the group

3. Special Categories of Data: Additional safeguards and requirements for processing sensitive personal data

4. Cross-Border Transfers: Specific provisions for transfers outside UK/EEA jurisdictions

1. Description of Transfers: Detailed matrix of data flows between group entities

2. Security Measures: Technical and organizational measures in detail

3. Standard Contractual Clauses: Template SCCs for international transfers

4. Data Processing Details: Categories of data, purposes, retention periods

5. Sub-processors: List of approved sub-processors if applicable

6. Contact Points: Key contacts for data protection matters within each group entity

An intra-group data transfer agreement is a legal contract between entities within the same corporate group, allowing them to share personal data across borders in compliance with data protection laws like the UK GDPR. It provides a framework for transferring data securely and lawfully, ensuring adequate safeguards are in place. This agreement is crucial for multinational companies operating in the UK, as it facilitates cross-border data flows while respecting individuals' privacy rights. The UK government and the provide guidance on intra-group data transfer agreements and their requirements.

The need for a Data Protection Agreement (DPA) for internal transfers within a corporate group depends on the specific circumstances. According to the , if the group entities are separate legal entities and the transfer involves personal data, a DPA may be required. However, if the entities are considered a single legal entity or if the transfer is covered by Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs), a DPA may not be necessary.