Information Ownership and Data Control Sample Clauses

Information Ownership and Data Control. The Lead Force shall procure that the MSPTU will disseminate strategic intelligence about recurring themes, linked investigations, offender methodology. This intelligence will be held within and disseminated through the Lead Force’s intelligence systems to relevant FIBs/national systems. The Lead Force’s policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets established through this team. The Chief Officer of the Lead Force is identified as the Data Controller for the Programme. The Lead Force shall procure that the MSPTU SMT will work together to identify the most appropriate continuation strategy for this team, ensuring the information collected is not lost to the police service.
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Information Ownership and Data Control. Local ROCU policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets held regionally by the Regional Transformation Teams. The Lead Force’s policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets established at a national level through this team. The Chief Officer of the Lead Force is identified as the Data Controller for the Programme. The Lead Force shall procure that the MSPTU SMT and ROCU SMT will work together to identify the most appropriate Exit Strategy for this team, ensuring the information collected is not lost to the police service. During operational debriefing activity, the Regional Transformation Teams will flag to the lead Force/agency/ROCU of the operation being debriefed any tactical and strategic intelligence which is valuable and has been overlooked. Responsibility for submitting this intelligence remains with the lead Force/agency/ROCU. The Lead Force shall procure that the National Delivery Coordinator and regional analyst manager will record, and where appropriate submit and disseminate briefing material about recurring themes, linked investigations, developments in understanding victimology, offender methodology.
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Information Ownership and Data Control. Local West Yorkshire OPCC policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets held by the NATMSN Coordinator. The West Yorkshire PCC is identified as the Data Controller for the network. The Lead Force shall procure that the MSPTU SMT and West Yorkshire Programme Lead will work together to identify the most appropriate exit strategy for this role, ensuring the information collected is not lost to the police service.
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Information Ownership and Data Control. Local ROCU/MPS policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets held regionally by the Regional Strategic Analysts. The Lead Force’s policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets established at a national level through this team. The Chief Officer of the Lead Force is identified as the Data Controller for the programme. The Programme Director, ROCU Modern Slavery Project Lead and the MSPTU SMT will work together to identify the most appropriate continuation strategy for this team, ensuring the information collected and knowledge gained is not lost to the police service. Responsibility for submitting operational intelligence remains with the Lead Force/Agency/ROCU.
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Information Ownership and Data Control. Local ROCU policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets held regionally by the Regional Co-ordinators. The Lead Force’s policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets established at a national level through this team. The Chief Officer of the Lead Force is identified as the Data Controller for the programme. The Lead Force shall procure that the Programme Director ROCU Modern Slavery Project Lead and the MSPTU SMT will work together to identify the most appropriate exit strategy for this team, ensuring the information collected is not lost to the police service. During operational debriefing activity, the Regional Co-ordinator will flag to the lead Force/Agency/ROCU of the operation being debriefed any tactical and strategic intelligence which is valuable and has been overlooked. Responsibility for submitting this intelligence remains with the lead Force/Agency/ROCU. The Lead Force shall procure that the National Delivery Coordinator will record, and where appropriate submit and disseminate strategic intelligence about recurring themes, linked investigations, offender methodology. This intelligence will be held within and disseminated through Devon & Cornwall intelligence systems to relevant FIBs/National Systems.
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Information Ownership and Data Control. The Lead Force shall procure that the National Insight Team will disseminate strategic intelligence about recurring themes, linked investigations, offender methodology. This intelligence will be held within and disseminated through the Lead Force’s intelligence systems to relevant FIBs/National Systems. The Lead Force’s policies for information ownership, handling, review and data control will take primacy over the information assets established through this team. The Chief Officer of the Lead Force is identified as the Data Controller for the Programme. The Lead Force shall procure that the Programme Director and the MSPTU SMT will work together to identify the most appropriate continuation strategy for this team, ensuring the information collected is not lost to the police service. Responsibility for submitting this intelligence remains with the Lead Force/Agency/ROCU.
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