Routine Information Sharing- Depersonalised Data Sample Clauses

Routine Information Sharing- Depersonalised Data. Depersonalised information is defined as any information, which is provided to another partner in a format in which it is no longer possible to identify an individual. Whenever possible the use and exchange of depersonalised or aggregated information should be considered. This may assist with strategic planning processes with the partners of this information sharing agreement and provide quantitative information to the IOM SIG and Safer Communities Board. The following examples of depersonalised information may be shared: Derbyshire Constabulary recorded crime statistics Derbyshire Constabulary calls for service Derbyshire Substance Misuse Commissioning Team statistics Derby City DAAT statistics HM Prison Service statistics National Probation Service Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, and Rutland Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC) The following criteria will apply: • No attempt must be made to identify an individual through the provision of depersonalised information. • Information must not be released to those with a commercial interest in their use. • Requests under the Freedom of Information act must be handled in accordance with the partner agencies documented processes and procedures. • Each partner agency is responsible for making sure there are arrangements in place for the secure storage of information. • Partner agencies should have documented policies for records retention, maintenance and secure waste destruction. • Verification will be made that the information does not conflict with corporate statistics generated by the relevant partner.
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Routine Information Sharing- Depersonalised Data. 3.1.1 Depersonalised information is defined as information from a database or other information system which is provided to another agency in a format in which it is no longer possible to identify an individual. 3.1.2 The exchange of depersonalised quantitative or aggregate qualitative information is applicable where such information can be used to facilitate strategic planning and performance review between the partner agencies in Lincolnshire MAPPA. 3.1.3 The partners to this agreement may share the following depersonalised information:  Statistics on offenders managed under the arrangements, by MAPPA category and management level  Statistical performance data (key performance indicators) as prescribed from time to time by the Secretary of State for Justice  Statistical data prescribed by the Secretary of State for publication as public statistics, including serious further offences  ViSOR Management Information Reports  Aggregate audit data  Diversity data in relation to the above  Statistics on registered sexual offenders within the Area, including offenders wanted/missing or in breach of requirements  Statistics on actions taken in respect of those offenders in breach of requirements  Statistics on the number of civil preventative orders (Sexual Offences Prevention Orders; Violent Offender Orders; Risk of Sexual Harm Orders; Anti Social Behaviour Orders) etc in relation to relevant offenders  Statistics on ‘other’ offenders included under the arrangements  Statistics on the review of MAPPA eligible offenders managed at XXXX Level 1  Statistics on Serious Further Offences charged against offenders subject to the arrangements, by MAPPA Category and management level  Outcomes from Serious Further Offences charged  Local crime statistics relevant to the purposes of the arrangements  Diversity data in relation to the above  Statistics on registered sexual offenders jointly managed with the Police  Statistics on violent offenders and other sexual offenders identified and managed  Statistics on ‘other’ MAPPA offenders managed  Statistics on the review of MAPPA eligible offenders managed at XXXX Level 1  Statistics on the number of eligible offenders recalled to prison for breach of Licence or notice of supervision requirements, by MAPPA category and management level  Statistics on Serious Further Offences charged against offenders subject to the arrangements, by MAPPA Category and management level  Outcomes from Serious Further Offences...
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