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The new Data Protection Directive  has largely been forgotten in the GDPR
hiatus.  Yet many organisations that have law enforcement responsibilities
need to apply this Directive and all organisations are on the “receiving
end” of requests for data sharing from law enforcement agencies. 

 

That is why the Directive is important – and that is why we are the first
organisation to put it on the agenda at an event.

 

Please find details of our UPDATE session held in London on Monday May 16th.
The morning session is devoted to the forthcoming Regulation and Directive;
the afternoon session is devoted to other topical issues

 

1.    “Where the Data Protection Directive differs from the GDPR”.  Meagan
Mirza, Office of the Information Commissioner

2.   “The ICO’s approach to the GDPR”; Meagan Mirza, Office of the
Information Commissioner

3.   “Preparing for the GDPR; what can be done now”.  Dr. Chris Pounder.
Amberhawk

4.   "Data Protection and the vulnerable adult"; Rowenna Fielding, Data
Protection Manager, RNIB“

5.   “Personal data & the information access regimes”; Sue Cullen, Amberhawk

6.   “6 month Review of MPNs/Audit/Assessment and News round-up” Dr. Chris
Pounder. Amberhawk

 

The cost is £225 + VAT for the day – details and booking facilities can be
found on: http://www.amberhawk.com/bookevents.asp

 

I am going to the ICO bash on Monday – hope to see you there.

 

Chris


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