Common use of Fair Processing Clause in Contracts

Fair Processing. The Data Protection Act requires the fair processing of information unless an exemption applies. In particular, fairness involves being open with people about how their information is used. Lincolnshire Police have a fair processing notice available on the website which states how the information may be processed and shared. Additionally, information sharing agreements are published on the Lincolnshire Police website. The most likely exemption from the fairness requirement is sharing personal data for the prevention and detection of crime and disorder, where the disclosure of that fact would be likely to prejudice the investigation. One of the main purposes of this Information Sharing Agreement is to prevent, detect, and/or reduce crime and anti-social behaviour. Complying with the fair processing requirements may prejudice the purpose of this agreement by making alleged offenders aware that their information is being shared it may hinder an ongoing investigation.

Fair Processing. The Data Protection Act requires the fair processing of information unless an exemption applies. In particular, fairness involves being open with people about how their information is used. Lincolnshire Police have a fair processing notice available on the website which states how the information may be processed and shared. Additionally, information sharing agreements are published on the Lincolnshire Police website. The most likely exemption from the fairness requirement is sharing personal data for the prevention and detection of crime and disorder, where the disclosure of that fact would be likely to prejudice the investigation. One of the main purposes of this Information Sharing Agreement is to prevent, detect, and/or reduce crime and anti-social behaviour. Complying with the fair processing requirements may prejudice the purpose of this agreement by making alleged offenders aware that their information is being shared processed it may could hinder an ongoing investigation.