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I completely agree with you there Roger.
It is perhaps unfortunate that specific philosophy is not general; Humanity
comes into play, and I suppose that is what provides DP practitioners with
the challenges which create such an interesting and challenging job. Sadly
the income does not often reflect those aspects of the role, humanity again?
Ian W
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Roger Glover
Sent: 23 October 2002 11:07
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Subject: Re: The draft Extradition Bill - QC's view
Isn't it a valid view that by protecting the interests of data subjects the
DP practitioner
extends the confidence of the data subject to entrust the processing of
their personal data to that organisation. By processing their personal data
in a manner compatible to the good data handling principles of the DP Act,
the company would be maximising its potential for long term survival by
maintaining a good relationship with its customers who at the end of the day
pay the bills.
Or do those things only happen in a parallel universe.
It may only be Wednesday but it feels like Friday.
Roger
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From: Ian Welton [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 23 October 2002 10:32
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: The draft Extradition Bill - QC's view
Whilst out of order (off subject) for this group, this QC's message can be
related back to DP in the context of difficulties with draft legislative
frameworks, and was certainly worth the space it took. It particularly took
me back to the difficulties now being experienced with upholding the
principles supporting a data subjects rights, and confusions falling out of
principle one.
I am having some trouble in correlating it to DP practitioners though, and
perhaps the group could assist in my perceptions of this:-
The organisational structure of the QC's chambers and environment see strong
and constructive criticism as a culturally necessary aspect of their work.
The DP practitioners framework is most frequently set to be supportive of
the organisation, and it is generally culturally unacceptable to produce any
work which is seen to be against the interests of any strong groups within
the organisation. I suppose some solicitors working within organisations
have a similar difficulty.
Can this paradox be effectively dealt with by DP practitioners?
Or should they only ever support the organisational view at the expense of
the data subjects?
Ian W
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Sally Justice
Sent: 22 October 2002 12:52
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Subject: Fw: The draft Extradition Bill - QC's view
FW: The draft Extradition Bill - QC's viewFrom Chris Pounder
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0758, Fax: 020 7831 8237, LDE Box No: 306 www.tenoldsquare.com, Email:
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To: The Right Hon. David Blunkett MP,
H. M. Secretary of State for Home Affairs,
Home Office,
50 Queen Anne's Gate,
London SW1H 9AT.
4th October 2002
draft Extradition Bill - consultation
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