Yes.
I found it important, and am regularly reminded by discussions and issues
raised within this group, how necessary it is to identify the scope of the
organisational powers and legislated boundaries, then the necessity of
correctly reflecting those constraints within the framework of any Crime
and Disorder Act agreement. e.g. It is no good saying the CDA allows a data
transfer to happen if the DPA principles cannot be met, or, just as
importantly, other legislative constraints apply to either the data or the
purpose(s) the data may be used for. (Unless of course those involved are
trying to extend those powers, come what may.....)
Good examples might be the recent discussion on council tax/benefits data,
or the use of electoral roll material.
Ian W
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Subject: Information Sharing Protocols - Crime and Disorder
I have been asked to give a 20 minute presentation on DP Act and the impact
for Crime and Disorder Partnerships and Information Sharing Protocols.
Anyone done this, and would care to share a few pointers??
Thanks in anticipation.
Fiona Musgrave
DP Officer / IT Team Principal
Customer and Information Services
Carlisle City Council
01228 81 7258
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