Principles of information sharing Sample Clauses

Principles of information sharing. Effective information sharing is a vital element of the agencies’ roles in effective management of Prevent and Channel. Organisations can hold different pieces of information which need to be placed together to enable a thorough assessment and plan to be made. To share information, a lawful basis for doing so must be identified. This may come from legislation or from statutory guidance such Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 The sharing of personal data must comply with both the GDPR Principles and the Caldicott Principles, listed at Appendix B. Together, those principles lead to a series of questions and considerations to be answered before sharing takes place. These are listed as an Information Sharing Checklist in Appendix D: Information Sharing Checklist.

Principles of information sharing. Where information sharing occurs, it is to be undertaken on a basis which achieves an appropriate balance between competing interests of the community, agencies and individual clients. On that basis, the following high level principles drive this Policy Framework and Standards. • agencies must act within the limits of relevant legislation. • open and accountable processes and procedures are required for information sharing. • information sharing should be consistent with appropriate minimum privacy standards as set out in the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), which replaced the existing Information Privacy Principles, that applied to Australian Government agencies and the National Privacy Principles that applied to businesses. • procedures need provide for the security of confidential information. • agencies sharing information do so within the context of information policies, procedures and practices, relevant legislation and privacy principles.

Principles of information sharing. Storing and sharing information about offenders is essential to the multi-agency approach to their management. The quality of both risk assessment and risk management is reliant on the RA and DtC agencies (and others as appropriate) sharing accurate personal information in a timely manner. The practice of information-sharing between MAPPA agencies is governed by legislation and certain principles, including those set out in the MAPPA Guidance and the Data Sharing Code of Practice issued in 2011 by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

Principles of information sharing