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Data Protection
Act 1998
- Eight
Proncipals
- Personal data should be
obtained and processed fairly
and lawfully
- Personal data can be held
only for specified and lawful
purpose
- Personal data should be adequate,
relevant and not excessive for the
required purpose
- Personal data should be
accurate and kept
up-to-date
- Personal data should not be
kept for longer than necessary
- Data must be processed in
accordance with the rights of the
data subject
- Appropiate security
measures must be taken
unauthorised access
- Personal data can't be transferred to
countries outside the E.U. unless the
country has similar legislation to the
data protection act
- Personal data should be
obtained and processed fairly
and lawfully
- Rights
- Right to subject
access
- Right to rectify, block or
remove incorrect data
- Right to compensation if damage and
distress is suffered by the Act being
contravened
- Right to prevent processing
for the purposes of direct
marketing
- Right in relation to
automated decision making
- Right to subject
access
- Exceptions
- Don't have to have ask to use
- Only if it is being used to
assist investigating
officers
- 4.If granting the right of access would be likely to harm the international relations of the State
- Don't have to have ask to use
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