Other Bodies. Liaison will take place with organisations such as the Media, Road Haulage Association, Freight Transport Association and Community Councils to ensure any issues regarding the delivery of the Winter Service are incorporated, where appropriate, in the WSP. External Organisations Winter Service Manager Figure 5/1 below outlines communications links and lines of potential information flow. Duty Forecaster Members of the Public Media Winter Service Duty Officer Duty Supervisors Central Control Room Incident Liaison Officer Police Traffic Scotland
Other Bodies. If the agency is to perform the tasks devolved on it effectively, other bodies, such as a coordinating body or bodies, scientific committee(s) and/or committee(s) of experts and board(s) of appeal, may need to be set up. THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community, Bearing in mind the Commission White Paper of 25 July 2001 on European Governance (8) and the Communication from the Commission of 11 December 2002 on the operating framework for the European Regulatory Agencies (9), Having taken note of the European Parliament’s resolution of 13 January 2004 (10) and the Council’s conclusions of 28 June 2004 (11),
Other Bodies. 19.1 The Parties recognise that approval of and implementation of the Project may require consultation with, input from, and permission and licences from a range of other statutory, governmental and non-governmental public bodies including but not limited to:
19.1.1 The Environment Agency;
19.1.2 The Government Office for the Eastern Region (Go East);
19.1.3 The East of England Development Agency (EEDA);
19.1.4 The Highways Agency;
Other Bodies. 31.1 The establishment of bodies other than those provided for in the general rules on the company is prohibited.
31.2 The establishment of committees with advisory or proposal functions is allowed only in the cases provided for by law. In the case of the establishment of such committees, the members of the same may not be paid a total remuneration of more than 30% (thirty percent) of the remuneration approved for the office of member of the administrative body in any case proportionate to the professional qualification and the extent of the commitment required.
Other Bodies. 14.1. Coordinating bodies between national competent authorities
Other Bodies. The first data protection principle in the GDPR states that data must be processed lawfully, fairly and in a transparent manner in relation to the data subject.
Other Bodies. Part 1 of Schedule 2 of the DPA does not provide a power to disclose information containing personal data but it allows personal data to be disclosed if the controller is satisfied that not disclosing the information would prejudice the prevention/detection of crime and/or the apprehension/prosecution of offenders. Under this agreement, if members of The Partnership Organisation were satisfied that not disclosing information would prejudice these reasons, they are then exempt from the usual non-disclosure provisions and may provide information required either as a result of a request or proactively disclose information for this purpose. The data controller must also be able to rely on a lawful basis for disclosing personal data/special category personal data/criminal offence data – see paragraph 3.1.6 below. The lawfulness of sharing information by The Partnership Organisation will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
Other Bodies. (f) of the GDPR states that the processing is lawful if the: The legitimate interest being pursued by The Partnership Organisation is to run successful businesses in a safe environment for both staff and customers and there is no other reasonable means of achieving this. The sharing of information will not override the rights and freedoms of the data subjects and will not cause any unjustified harm.
Other Bodies subsection (5) of the DPA 2018 permits the processing of personal data relating to criminal convictions and offences or related security measures is only authorised if it meets a condition in Part 1, 2 or 3 of Schedule 1 of the DPA. In Schedule 1 Part 2 processing, including disclosure, of criminal offence data can take place for purposes of preventing or detecting unlawful acts or for the apprehension or prosecution of offenders. As long as the processing is necessary for the purpose, consent of the data subject is not required if this would be prejudice the prevention or detection of the unlawful act. If The Partnership Organisation is disclosing criminal offence data to a competent authority then there is no need to have an appropriate policy document in place. However under Article 30 of the GDPR a record must be maintained by The Partnership Organisation, which identifies the processing condition that is being relied on under the DPA 2018 and which lawful basis is being relied upon under Article 6 of the GDPR. In circumstances other than disclosure to a competent authority, for any other processing of criminal offence data, the controller requires to have an appropriate policy document in place which:
Other Bodies. For other bodies, sharing of special category data will be carried out on the basis of Art 9(2)(g) of the GDPR. The processing of special category data is prohibited under the GDPR unless one of the conditions set out in Article 9(2) applies and in relation to this agreement subparagraph (g) allows: The relevant Member State law is the DPA 2018, where section 10 states that the processing of special category data can take place if a condition in Part 2 of Schedule 1 is met. The processing condition referred to above in relation to the processing/sharing of criminal offence data would apply to the sharing of special category data in relation to this agreement. This would require substantial public interest and the same policy documentation would need to be in place.
