Hi
My brain isn't working very well today. Under the Access to Personal Files
Act 1987 social services clients were entitled to have access to their
manual records. As we all know, this Act has now been repealed by DP 1998
and they are entitled to have access to both manual and computerised
records. If an individual makes a subject access request does it mean as
the term suggests "accessible" records that we do not charge the normal £10
subject access request or is there a difference between a formal SAR and a
request to view files/computerised information? Any help greatly
appreciated...
D
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