Details of how local government operate with regard to informing similar organisations about potential applicants has recently been highlighted to myself.
Is it lawful to write to organisations to inform them that if they receive an application from certain persons that they should contact your organisation to find out a bit more about them?
Is it lawful to hold this letter on such a 'just in case' basis? Or should it be permitted to be kept in order to help with the considering of which sources of information have the greatest likelihood of producing accurate and relevant information?
Is it lawful to retain personal information to support future potential vetting requests? (or police investigation?)
If a SAR is submitted how does the organisation stand if they do not reveal that either they hold information on that person after X amount of time and have them 'blacklisted' i.e. have written 'warning' letters requesting that the organisation be contacted to vet these persons?
And what is the position of the organisation where they do not intend to disclose content or existence of a 'warning' letter they may have received from another organisation?
Andrea Owen
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