STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA Sample Clauses

STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA i. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are:
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STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA i. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: Sharing personal data for the Law Enforcement Purpose (under Part 3 of the Data Protection Act 2018): where the sharing of personal data is between the police and other Competent Authorities (as defined by Schedule 7 of the Data Protection Act 2018) for any of the Law Enforcement purposes (prevention / investigation / detection / prosecution of criminal offences, execution of criminal penalties, safeguarding against and preventing threats to public security.
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STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA. Hampshire Constabulary will share information with HANTSAR where an exceptional risk has been identified. The lawful basis for sharing information within this agreement is: Vital Interests.
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STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA i. There is no specific relevant statutory power for the purposes of this agreement.
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STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA i. The principal legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this Agreement are: Policing Protocol Order 2011
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STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA i. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: The Data Protection Xxx 0000 under the General Data Protection Regulations 2018 Article 6(1) (e) which is in support of processing [that] is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller. HC processes personal information in accordance with this Act, which exists to ensure the fair and lawful use of personal data and to protect the rights of the data subject. The Act provides exemptions to some of its provisions if complying with them will prejudice the protection/detection of crime and the apprehension and prosecution of offenders. The Act also requires HC to comply wi th the following principles when processing personal data: o Fairly and lawfully processed o Being processed for specified and lawful purposes and not in any manner incompatible with those purposes o Adequate, relevant and not excessive o Accurate and where necessary, up to date o Not kept for longer than is necessary o Being processed in accordance with individuals rights o Secure o Not to be transferred to countries outside the EU.
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