Hi Mojgan
S29 relates to the delection prevention of a crime the apprehension
detection of an offender or collection etc of tax. Therefore a crime
must have been committed or the disclosure will assist in the
prevention of a crime.Finding a missing child might prevent a crime
but it is a bit of a thin excuse. It is possible though that the
Adoptions and Children's Act of around 2002 might provide the statute
to enable you to use S35, another statute permits sharing, as it could
be argued it is for the child's well being.
This would be up to the Police to convince you this was the case.
Regards
Alan
Alan Stead
IMTS
Ravenshead
Nottingham
01623 400497
Quoting "Casillas, Mojgan" <[log in to unmask]>:
> Morning all,
>
> We have just had a request for section 29(3) not criminal, Parents
> had reported their child Missing but they were attending classes.
>
> After contacting the ICO one manager was told to release the info
> and when I range, I was told to consult with individual and then
> release based on individual wishes.
>
> Has anyone had to deal with a section 29(3) were it is not involving
> criminals? Right now I'm being told when the police make a request
> then we release.
>
> Any comments on the above or the inconsistency of the ICO?
>
> Many thanks
> Mojgan
>
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