It seems to me that it depends entirely on the purpose for the processing of
the data that was notified to the data subject at the time the data was
collected.
You may not pass this data to any party unless that processing mechanism was
made clear at time and point of data collection.
The national or local nature of the ISA project is interesting but
immaterial. The point at issue (unless other legislation which takes
precedence over the DPA 1998 contradicts this) is that the processing would
be unfair.
It is also possible that it might be considered to be passing data to a
third party as well as unfair processing.
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From: This list is for those interested in Data Protection issues
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Gillian Whichelo
Sent: 03 May 2005 12:02
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Subject: [data-protection] Information Sharing and Assessment
I wonder whether you can advise- is there collective guidance on this.
We have a central pupil database within the Learning & Children's Services
Directorate which contains data on school pupils e.g. name address date of
birth etc..
As part of the ISA strategy we are looking to provide extracts of this data
to our colleagues in Community Services, but we are unsure how this covered
under the Data Protection Act. The ISA project is a national one and so will
affect all local authorities.
Gillian Whichelo
Royal Borough of Kingston
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