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Data Protection Act
- 8 principles of
the Data
Protection Act
- Adequate, Relevant and not excessive
- Irrelevant information must not be collected.
- Irrelevant information must not be collected.
- Processed For Limited Purposes
- Organisations must only use the data for
the specific reasons that was stated when
collected.
- Organisations must only use the data for
the specific reasons that was stated when
collected.
- Fair and Lawfully Processed
- Data subject should be
told who will process
their information and
why. Data should not
be used for illegal
purposes.
- Data subject should be
told who will process
their information and
why. Data should not
be used for illegal
purposes.
- Not Transferred to Other Countries
Without Adequate Protection
- Data should nto be transferred to other countries.
- Unless they have similar levels
of data protection as the UK.
- All data can be
transferred in the EU.
- Unless they have similar levels
of data protection as the UK.
- Data should nto be transferred to other countries.
- Secure
- Data should not be made available to unauthorised users.
- Includes dat stored on laptops and storage disks.
- Includes dat stored on laptops and storage disks.
- Data should not be made available to unauthorised users.
- Processed in Line With Your Rights
- If you change your mind about
the organisation using your data it
must comply.
- If you change your mind about
the organisation using your data it
must comply.
- Not Kept For Longer than is Necessary
- Data that is no longer
needed must be deleted.
- Data that is no longer
needed must be deleted.
- Accurate and up-to-date
- Organisations must ensure data is correct
and they must change any mistakes.
- Organisations must ensure data is correct
and they must change any mistakes.
- Adequate, Relevant and not excessive
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