Lawful Basis for information Sharing Sample Clauses

Lawful Basis for information Sharing. For the purpose of this agreement, the sharing of personal information is between Competent Authorities and the sharing is for Law Enforcement Processing and non- Law Enforcement Processing, therefore the following lawful basis(es) applies for the processing of personal information.
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Lawful Basis for information Sharing. The relevant data protection lawful basis/bases for sharing personal data under this agreement is / are: • Task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the Controller (GDPR A6(e)) • Compliance with a Legal Obligation (GDPR A6(c)) The data protection conditions for processing special category personal data are: • Processed for Health or Social Care purposes (DPA Sch1(2))
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Lawful Basis for information Sharing. For the purpose of this agreement, the sharing of personal information is between the Police and a Non-Competent Authority. The sharing is for non-Law Enforcement Processing therefore the lawful bases stated within this section apply for the processing of personal information in relation to this agreement. Transferring sensitive personal data from Part 3 to Part 2: Personal data, including Special Category Personal Data collected under DPA 2018 Sections 29- 31 for the law enforcement purpose will only be transferred from DPA 2018 Part 3 into DPA 2018 Part 2 processing as special category personal data where a condition in DPA 2018 Schedule 8 is met. The data will then be processed as special category data where the requirements and conditions are met as set out in the paragraphs outlined below
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Lawful Basis for information Sharing. For the purpose of this agreement, the sharing of personal information is between the Police and a Non-Competent Authority and the sharing is for non-Law Enforcement Processing. Therefore, the following lawful bases apply for the processing of personal information. Transferring sensitive personal data from Part 3 to Part 2: Personal data, including Special Category Personal Data collected under DPA 2018 Sections 29-31 for the law enforcement purpose will only be transferred from DPA 2018 Part 3 into DPA 2018 Part 2 processing as special category personal data where a condition in DPA 2018 Schedule 8 is met. In relation to this agreement the following Schedule 8 condition is satisfied:
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Lawful Basis for information Sharing. For the purpose of this agreement, the sharing of personal information is between the Police (a Competent Authority) and a Non-Competent authority and the sharing is for Law Enforcement Processing and non-Law Enforcement Processing therefore the following lawful bases apply for the processing of personal information. Competent Authorities: Lincolnshire Police are a Competent Authority, their investigatory and enforcement powers are derived from numerous Acts which include but are not limited to the following; the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE), the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Xxx 0000, the Serious Organised Crime and Police Xxx 0000. Schedule 8 – Processing Sensitive Data Under Part 3 of the Data Protection Act (DPA) 2018: In order to share sensitive data, in relation to law enforcement purposes the processing must meet at least one of the conditions in Schedule 8 of the DPA. In relation to thisagreement, the following Schedule 8 conditions are satisfied:
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Lawful Basis for information Sharing. For the purpose of this agreement, the sharing of personal information is between the Police (a Competent Authority) and a Non-Competent authority and the sharing is for Law Enforcement Processing and non-Law Enforcement Processing therefore the following lawful bases apply for the processing of personal information. Competent Authorities: Lincolnshire Police are a Competent Authority, their investigatory and enforcement powers are derived from numerous Acts which include but are not limited to the following; the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE), the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Xxx 0000, the Serious Organised Crime and Police Xxx 0000. Schedule 8 – Processing Sensitive Data Under Part 3 of the Data Protection Act (DPA) 2018: In order to share sensitive data, in relation to law enforcement purposes the processing must meet at least one of the conditions in Schedule 8 of the DPA. In relation to this agreement, the following Schedule 8 conditions are satisfied: • the exercise of a function conferred on a person by an enactment or rule of law, and is necessary for reasons of substantial public interest. • the administration of justice • to protect the vital interests of the data subject or of another individual. Lincolnshire Police have an appropriate policy document in place. The policy document outlines the conditions for processing special category and/ or criminal offence data and how the organisation ensures compliance with the principles. Transferring sensitive personal data from Part 3 to Part 2: Personal data, including Special Category Personal Data collected under DPA 2018 Sections 29- 31 for the law enforcement purpose will only be transferred from DPA 2018 Part 3 into DPA 2018 Part 2 processing as special category personal data where a condition in DPA 2018 Schedule 8 is met. The data will then be processed as special category data where the requirements and conditions are met as set out in the paragraphs outlined below.
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Lawful Basis for information Sharing. For the purpose of this agreement, the sharing of personal information is between the Police or a Non-Competent Authority and the sharing is for non-Law Enforcement Processing. Competent Authorities: Lincolnshire Police are a Competent Authority, their investigatory and enforcement powers are derived from numerous Acts which include but are not limited to the following; the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE), the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Xxx 0000, the Serious Organised Crime and Police Xxx 0000. Transferring sensitive personal data from Part 3 to Part 2: Personal data, including Special Category Personal Data collected under DPA 2018 Sections 29- 31 for the law enforcement purpose will only be transferred from DPA 2018 Part 3 into DPA 2018 Part 2 processing as special category personal data where a condition in DPA 2018 Schedule 8 is met. The data will then be processed as special category data where the requirements and conditions are met as set out in the paragraphs outlined below
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