You could consider sending the data to the Data Subject, with a copy in a sealed letter addressed to police and let the DS supply this to the police?
M
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Subject: Re: [data-protection] SAR from the Police?
Andrew
If it is not within s29 why on earth are they asking for it? Can it meet the fairness test in P1 if it is not for a s29 purpose? Can it meet 'relevant and not excessive' in P3?
s29(1) basically has a pretty low threshold. There is no necessity test, just processing for one of the defined purposes and compliance with a condition which consent clearly CAN supply - avoiding the necessity test in other conditions
This clearly looks like a ham-fisted (sorry that is a jest for another topic) and lazy s29. They should do it properly. 999/1000 it really would not matter but if as a DC you act on the assumption that it's the police and they must know what they are doing, eventually you may take a sharp fall.
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