Personalised data Clause Samples

Personalised data. As the project develops there is an expectation that personal data will be shared amongst Partner Agencies. The disclosure of personal data will be reviewed at the Project Working Group as the project progresses. The personal data which may be disclosed will include the following information: • Personal details related to those using abuse to enable multi-agency checks as art of ongoing case management • Case related Personal data such as tracking outcomes. • Through the provision of quality assurance for example: Practice Advisors attending case management and reviewing treatment management This is not an exhaustive list and will be amended as required in accordance with the needs of the project. Disclosures will contain factual information only, using the principle that ‘the minimum disclosure required is the maximum disclosure permitted’. Should safeguarding concerns arise it is the responsibility of each organisation to adhere to its safeguarding policy and any disagreements should be managed through formal escalation processes as outlined, or in conjunction with, the Safeguarding Policy. Convictions and cautions should not be disclosed if they are considered spent under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. See Appendix 3 for further information on spent convictions.
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