Data Sharing: SCL Response to Law Commission Consultation
SCL has submitted its response to the Law Commission’s Consultation on Data Sharing Between Public Bodies…
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SCL has submitted its response to the Law Commission’s Consultation on Data Sharing Between Public Bodies…
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These are too late for our forthcoming magazine compilation, but it is never too late for the web site when the contributions have much of interest. This batch includes predictions from Simon Deane-Johns, Lilian Edwards, Paul Lambert and Pearse Ryan….
In a change from our normal predictions style, Tracey Stretton, Mark Surguy and Orion Wisness offer a team effort on e-disclosure predictions for the coming year….
The Information Commissioner’s Office has launched a new consultation exercise concerning its approach to data protection concerns….
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Another five predictions, covering law and IT for lawyers with great perception. In alphabetical order, we have predictions from Mark Crichard, Joanna Goodman, Dr Monica Horten, Jane Seager and Graham Smith….
Helen Hart reports on the SCL 40th Anniversary Dinner…
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Paul Klinger and Rachel Burnett discuss the content and procedures involved in effective non-disclosure agreements….
Janine Regan contemplates the rising importance attached to data protection in many countries in the Asia-Pacific region…
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The focus on SCL’s 40 years begins to dim after the House of Commons celebration and we refocus on the future. Here, in keeping with our, fairly desperate, Christmas music theme are five gold and ringing predictions, in strict alphabetical order, from Charles Holloway, Ben Horton, Marion Oswald, Michael Taylor and Mike Taylor….
A GP surgery manager has been prosecuted for illegally
accessing patients’ medical records…