Ownership of this agreement. This agreement was drafted by a working group of representatives of the police services, London Fire Brigade, health sector, London local authorities and London Resilience Group. These professionals were specialists in resilience, safeguarding, social work, police procedures, information governance and law. The local authority representatives worked under the banner of the Information Governance for London Group (IGfL), to draft one agreement that would work for all Local Authorities, CCGs and police BCUs across London. The aim is to reduce the number of versions of sharing agreements that historically differed between boroughs, partly to reduce the burden on pan-London organisations that must have agreements with multiple boroughs. IGfL, a group of information and security professionals at London local authorities, assisted with coordination of this agreement, but the responsibilities within it, and compliance with data protection legislation, remain with the listed data controllers.
Ownership of this agreement. This agreement was drafted by a working group of representatives of the London Boroughs of Camden, Richmond and Wandsworth, and Waltham Forest. These professionals were specialists in information governance and law, and environmental crime and procedures. The local authority representatives worked under the banner of the Information Governance for London Group (IGfL), to draft one agreement that would work for all boroughs across London. The aim is to reduce the number of versions of sharing agreements that historically differed between boroughs, partly to reduce the burden on pan- London organisations that must have agreements with multiple boroughs. IGfL, a group of information and security professionals at London boroughs, assisted with coordination of this agreement, but the responsibilities within it, and compliance with data protection legislation, remain with the listed Data Controllers.
Ownership of this agreement. This agreement was drafted by a working group of representatives of the Metropolitan Police, Probation, and local authorities. These professionals were specialists in safeguarding, Prevent and Channel, police procedures, Probation, information governance and law. The local authority representatives worked under the banner of the Information Governance for London Group (IGfL), to draft one agreement that would work for all boroughs, the Probation Service, the City of London Police, British Transport Police, and all Metropolitan Police BCUs across London. The aim is to reduce the number of versions of sharing agreements that historically differed between boroughs, partly to reduce the burden on pan-London organisations that must have agreements with multiple boroughs. For ease of use throughout the document the term “Police” will refer to the Metropolitan Police Service, British Transport Police, and the City of London Police. IGfL, a group of information and security professionals at London boroughs, assisted with coordination of this agreement, but the responsibilities within it, and compliance with data protection legislation, remain with the listed data controllers.
Ownership of this agreement. This agreement was drafted by The University of Exeter, Hammersmith & Fulham Council and Camden Council.
Ownership of this agreement. This agreement was drafted by a working group of representatives of the local authorities and London Councils. These professionals were specialists in information governance and law. The local authority representatives worked under the banner of the Information Governance for London Group (IGfL), to draft one agreement that would work for all boroughs across London. The aim is to reduce the number of versions of sharing agreements that historically differed between boroughs, partly to reduce the burden on pan-London organisations, that must have agreements with multiple boroughs. IGfL, a group of information and security professionals at London boroughs, assisted with co-ordination of this agreement, but the responsibilities within it, and compliance with data protection legislation, remain with the listed data controllers.
Ownership of this agreement. This agreement was drafted by a working group of representatives of the police, local authorities and London Councils. These professionals were specialists in the troubled/supporting families programme, police procedures, information governance and law. The local authority representatives worked under the banner of the Information Governance for London Group (IGfL), to draft one agreement that would work for all boroughs and Metropolitan Police BCUs across London, and the City of London Police. The aim is to reduce the number of versions of sharing agreements that historically differed between boroughs, partly to reduce the burden on pan-London organisations that must have agreements with multiple boroughs. IGfL, a group of information and security professionals at London boroughs, assisted with coordination of this agreement, but the responsibilities within it, and compliance with data protection legislation, remain with the listed Data Controllers. The term ‘police’ refers to both the Metropolitan Police Service and the City of London Police.
