Ibrahim
Thanks for this, I had seen it but was thinking about the aspect of dpa breach investigations. Would such an investigation create the legitimate interest for an organisation to disclose the names of the people party to that confidential litigation?
My view is yes. However, I would be interested to know as there is an argument that the court ordered confidentiality around such cases may say no. So, who wins dpa or court ordered (perhaps only implied) confidentiality.?
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Lawrence
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Subject: [data-protection] Children’s case files found in second-hand furniture shop
The Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration (SCRA) breached the Data Protection Act by failing to keep sensitive information about the welfare of young people secure in two separate incidents, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said on 2nd September.
http://www.ico.gov.uk/news/latest_news/2011/childrens-case-files-found-in-second-hand-furniture-shop-02092011.aspx
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