Chris
Your notification is for potential recipients and in the right circumstances
the Police could be, so if there is a breach, the notification would be the
least of your worries. Section 29(3) allows for but does not compel
disclosure, any breach of the disclosure rules would be your responsibility
as you (your company) are making the disclosure. At least that's the way I
see it.
Paul Couldrey
Data Protection Officer
Wolverhampton City Council
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Brogan [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 05 June 2001 15:26
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Police access Request
Group,
Section 28(3) DPA 1984 has been replaced by sect29(3) DPA 1998. I understand
that when the police request personal data from you it should be in writing,
signed by a police officer at least one rank above the requesting officer,
at least of the rank of Inspector. I cannot find this mentioned in the DPA
1998 and am assuming that this is best practice as agreed between the
Commissioner and The Association Of Chief Police Officers and faliure to
comply could be a breach of the fairness aspect of Principle 1. If I am
right surely this is a breach by the police and not me if my notification
includes the police as a recipient .
Your comments are welcome.
Chris Brogan
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