data prtection act (1998)
the 8 main principals of the data protection act
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- Created on: 30-10-12 15:56
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- principals of the data protection act (1998)
- data must be processed fairly and lawfully
- data must only be obtained for specific purposes and musn't be processed in any other way
- data must be adequate, relevent and not excessive in relation to the purpose
- data must be accurate and up to date
- data must be processed within accordance of the rights of the data subject
- data must not be kept for longer than necessary
- measures must be taken to prevent unlawfull processing or accidental damage of data
- data must not be transferred to a country outside the european economic area (EEA) unless that country had adequate levels or data protection legislation
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