Common use of STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA Clause in Contracts

STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: i. The Human Rights Xxx 0000: Hampshire Constabulary (HC) as a public authority is duty bound to act in compliance with the Act. Article 8 states that everyone has a right to respect for his private and family life, home and correspondence by a public authority. Interference of this right by HC is not in contravention of the Act if it is in accordance with the law and is necessary, justified and proportionate in a democratic society in the interests of:  Public Safety;  National Security;  Prevention of crime and disorder;  Protecting the rights and freedoms of others. ii. Code of Practice on the Management of Police Information (MoPI) 2005:

STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA. i. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: i. ii. The Human Rights Xxx 0000: Hampshire Constabulary (HC) as a public authority is duty bound to act in compliance with the Act. Article 8 states that everyone has a right to respect for his private and family life, home and correspondence by a public authority. Interference of this right by HC is not in contravention of the Act if it is in accordance with the law and is necessary, justified and proportionate in a democratic society in the interests of:  Public Safety;  National Security;  Prevention of crime and disorder;  Protecting the rights and freedoms of others. iiiii. Code of Practice on the Management of Police Information (MoPI) 2005:

STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA. i. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: i. ii. The Human Rights Xxx 0000: Hampshire Constabulary (HC) as a public authority is duty bound to act in compliance with the Act. Article 8 states that everyone has a right to respect for his private and family life, home and correspondence by a public authority. Interference of this right by HC is not in contravention of the Act if it is in accordance with the law and is necessary, justified and proportionate in a democratic society in the interests of:  Public Safety;  National Security;  Prevention of crime and disorder;  Protecting the rights and freedoms of others. ii. Code of Practice on the Management of Police Information (MoPI) 2005:

STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA. i. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: i. ii. The Human Rights Xxx 0000: Hampshire Constabulary (HC) HC as a public authority is duty bound to act in compliance with the Act. Article 8 states that everyone has a right to respect for his private and family life, home and correspondence by a public authority. Interference of this right by HC is not in contravention of the Act if it is in accordance with the law and is necessary, justified and proportionate in a democratic society in the interests of:  Public Safety;  National Security;  Prevention of crime and disorder;  Protecting the rights and freedoms of others. iiiii. Code of Practice on the Management of Police Information (MoPI) 2005:

STATUTORY POWERS TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA. The principle legislative instruments that provide powers to lawfully share information under this agreement are: i. The Human Rights Xxx 0000: Hampshire Constabulary (HC) HC as a public authority is duty bound to act in compliance with the Act. Article 8 states that everyone has a right to respect for his private and family life, home and correspondence by a public authority. Interference of this right by HC is not in contravention of the Act if it is in accordance with the law and is necessary, justified and proportionate in a democratic society in the interests of:  Public Safety;  National Security;  Prevention of crime and disorder;  Protecting the rights and freedoms of others. ii. Code of Practice on the Management of Police Information (MoPI) 2005: