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It's EU law. Those whose servers you are to maintain are not allowed to expose the data they have on individuals without a similar enforcement of privacy, which in many cases there isn't. It's not a blanket thing though it depends on what data it is.
It's a funny one, I remeber signing on with PayPal and being told that I had to agree that the registration data would not be covered under the data protection act, because it was hosted in the US, yet we as a company use US hosts for some of our customer data.
So it all depends on what you would have access to, via the necessary permissions you'd need to fulfill the contract.
Can't help you further than that, just like your lawyers our's have a passion for ambiguity and obfuscation so they can keep their jobs.
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