DPA 1998 definition
Examples of DPA 1998 in a sentence
We operate within the framework of the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA 1998) and comply with the General Data Protection Regulations 2018 (GDPR 2018), in this respect You are the Data Controller for any data held in your OpenCRM system.
The DPA 1998 is a framework which allows the safe and legal processing (which includes sharing) of personal and sensitive personal data.
DWP will then securely destroy the data in accordance with DWP own destruction policy and HMG Security Policy Framework guidance (HMG SPF); • Provide feedback on the results of the exchange to Home Office in accordance with paragraph 11.6 above; • Guarantee that all information passed to DWP by Home Office/HMRC will be held in line with the DPA 1998 and HMG SPF guidance; • Any queries can be raised by emailing the designated points of contact for Home Office/HMRC provided at Annex C.
HMRC will then securely destroy the data in accordance with HMRC’s own destruction policy and HMG Security Policy Framework guidance (HMG SPF); • Guarantee that all information passed to HMRC by Home Office will be held in line with the DPA 1998 and HMG SPF guidance; • Provide feedback on the results of the exchange to Home Office in accordance with paragraph 11.3 above.
The College is registered under the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA 1998) to hold personal data (as defined under the DPA 1998 (Personal Data)) including sensitive personal data (as defined under DPA 1998 (Sensitive Data)) on its Students and third parties such as individuals enquiring about College services.