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Not sure how many of you have seen this, but you may find it interesting
http://www.out-law.com/page-11544

I do not feel this needs to change as the facility to remove the processing of personal data (when no longer needed by an organisation) is already a legal right under DPA under s10.  I think what the EC should be considering is the measures they need (if possible) on how to "police" those organisations not responding to s10 Notices within reasonable time periods.   A name and shame on the ICO website just might encourage a higher proportion of organisations complying -?

I just don't understand why there is a discussion to change the law to allow a "right to be forgotten" or have I completely misinterpreted what it is they are trying to achieve here.

Food for thought that's all, maybe a good discuss thread for a Friday!?



Many thanks
Trish
Trish-louise Bailey
Audit & Assurance (Information Governance)
(Data Protection & Privacy, FOI, Information Security, Information Sharing & Confidentiality, Information & Records Management, Information Quality & Assurance)

These are my personal opinions

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