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Doreen
I assume you would cite S10, the right to
prevent processing but under S10 (2)(a) you have a get out.
As I understand it the planning process
requires the details of objectors to be made available (I could be wrong as I
am not totally au fait with planning law) so Sched 2 (3) comes into effect and
trumps your objector’s S10.
As I said I could be wrong on the planning
aspects but that is how I read it from the DP angle.
Lee
Lee Gardiner
Corporate Records Manager
NHS Wirral
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Planning Objection
Hi
All
We
publish our planning objections. However, we have received one from
an objector who has inserted a Data Protection part in his letter stating that
he does not want his address published as this is a personal address. I
am of the view that under the sixth Data Protection Principle individuals have
rights and he is entitled to keep his information personal.
Anyone any views?
Doreen
Doreen Broom
Access to Information Officer
Scottish Borders Council
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