Data protection law is hitting the headlines as organisations and individuals struggle with complex rules regarding the protection and sharing of, and access to, personal data. This seminar examines topical issues in data protection law which will enable lawyers to advise businesses and individuals with more confidence.
1. When does people-related information count as personal data subject to the Act?
2. Drafting a Collection Notice: Basic Rules
3. What do we tell data subjects about the processing?
4. What personal information should be made public under the Freedom of Information Act?
5. What should I give the police when they ask?
6. Sharing confidential personal data without consent
7. Outsourcing: supervision of the contractor by a data controller
8. Overseas Transfers
9. Marketing: buying in customer lists; using email; when to screen against the preference services
10. Requests from individuals for access to sensitive or confidential information
11. Resolving a dispute about accuracy of an opinion
12. Fire fighting - dealing with the Commissioner when there is a complaint
CLT Member Fee £210.00
Non Member Fee £420.00
Sue Cullen is a solicitor specialising in information law and director of Amberhawk Training Ltd. She was previously a member of the Information Law Team at Pinsent Masons LLP, providing training and advice principally on data protection and freedom of information. Sue is an accredited trainer for the ISEB qualifications in data protection, FOI and IT Law.
