Are there two or more potential kinds of offences?
1 Putting a fake VRN or a just any old symbols on the ticket?
2 Using a ticket with another car's VRN?
3 Overstaying your welcome?
To hold the driver/owner responsible the warden has to note or photograph the actual car's VRN.
Does the VRN which is then stored constitute PD irrespective of what has entered before?
Brian
On 21 Jan 2013, at 12:13, Grimbaldus wrote:
Let us assume for the purposes of the following discussion that a VRN can constitute Personal Data (PD).
From the moment of entry until the ticket is printed AND the number is deleted from the ticket machine's memory, the VRN is PD by definition [I'll ignore confusion between singular and plural].
Exclusively as printed on the ticket, the VRN would appear not to be PD by definition.
When the ticket is photographed by a CEO the VRN likely becomes PD by definition once again.
So, for an offending vehicle, might the ticket be considered to be part of the 'processing' of the PD - e.g. as a temporary storage 'device'?
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