Crime and Disorder Act Sample Clauses

Crime and Disorder Act. The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 introduces measures to reduce crime and disorder, including the introduction of local crime partnerships around local authority boundaries to formulate and implement strategies for reducing crime and disorder in the local area. Section 115 of the Act provides that any person has the power to lawfully disclose information to the police, local authorities, the probation service, or health authorities (or persons acting on their behalf) where they do not otherwise have the power, but only where it is necessary and expedient, for the purposes of the Act. However, whilst agencies have the power to disclose, section 115 does not impose a requirement on them to exchange information and so responsibility for the disclosure remains with the agency that holds the data. It should be noted that this does not exempt the provider from the requirements of the 2nd principle of the Data Protection Act.
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