This part essentially establishes an order of precedence in the event of any conflicting terms or conditions between different documents or parts of an agreement. - For example, an order of precedence may be- The Transfer Mechanism: Transfer mechanisms are legal tools that allow data to be transferred internationally while still complying with data protection laws. If there's a conflict between the transfer mechanism and the other documents, the provisions in the transfer mechanism will prevail. This acknowledges the fact that data protection laws, especially those around international data transfers, can have significant legal implications, and the parties must strictly adhere to these laws. This Schedule: If there is a conflict between this data protection schedule and the main agreement, the terms in this data protection schedule take precedence. This emphasizes the importance of data protection and ensures that any commitments made in this schedule are upheld even if they conflict with other terms in the main agreement. The Main Agreement: This refers to the overall contract or agreement between the two parties. If there's no conflict with the transfer mechanism or data protection schedule, then the terms of the main agreement prevail. The main agreement often covers a broad range of topics beyond data protection, such as service delivery terms, payment terms, etc. - The purpose of establishing an order of precedence is to provide clear guidance on which document's terms are superior in the event of conflicting provisions. It eliminates ambiguity and aids in dispute resolution, thereby offering a smoother contractual and operational relationship between the parties involved.