I would agree. I wouldn’t let anyone else deal with an SAR and if I get a pay increase I will give the first months increase to charity (so that will be £0.00).
Stephen Cotterill
Procurement & Technical Officer
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I would agree with Victoria, I don’t believe the DPO is going to be suddenly elevated much beyond where they sit now, I also don’t believe being designated the DPO
is going to automatically result in any pay increase. Those of us who work in this field are already carrying out this role (to a greater or lesser extent) and in doing so are keeping their organisation out of trouble and off the radar of the regulator. The
organisation will just expect that to carry on, won’t they?
Derek O'Connor
Rheolwr Llywodraethu Gwybodaeth / Information Governance Manager
Cyngor Bwrdeistef Sirol CONWY County Borough Council
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Good afternoon all,
I have noticed that quite a few DPO position adverts – or at least related ones mentioning DPOs and GDPR - I’ve seen advertised over the last few months have included handling
SARs in the role responsibilities. In considering how this new role can fit into the organisation I wondered if anyone had any thoughts on whether this would be viewed as a conflict of interest for a DPO?
I am aware that a DPO can carry out other tasks in addition their DPO duties, but if a DPO is meant to be a significantly independent and quasi-auditorial role, and report
to the ‘highest level of management’, who would monitor SAR compliance and conduct reviews, etc?
Your views would be very welcome.
All the best,
Dan Palmer-Dunk
Information Compliance Officer
University of Hull
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