Fourth Principle. Personal data shall be accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date. All the information supplied will be obtained from signatories’ computer systems or paper records and subject to their own organisations reviews, procedures and validation. Any perceived inaccuracies should be reported to the contact at that agency for verification and any necessary action. Whilst there will be regular sharing of information, the data itself will be ‘historical’ in nature. Specifically this means that the data fields exclusively relate to individual actions or events that will have already occurred at the time of sharing. These are not categories of information that will substantially alter or require updating in the future. The exception to this will be that of the unborn child.
Fourth Principle. Personal data shall be accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date. This information comes from corporate information systems and is subject to normal procedures and validations intended to ensure data quality. Any inaccuracies should be notified to the originating agency. Whilst there will be regular sharing of information, the data itself will be ‘historical’ in nature. Specifically this means that the data fields exclusively relate to individual actions or events that will have already occurred at the time of sharing. These are not categories of information that will substantially alter or require updating in the future.
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Fourth Principle. Personal data shall be accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date. Information shared under this Agreement originates from the RA and DtC agencies’ corporate systems and is subject to standard procedures and validations intended to ensure data quality. Any inaccuracies should be notified to the originating agency’s SPOC specified in this Agreement.
