A Data Subject Access Request is a request from an individual asking an organisation to disclose personal data it holds on them, where the organisation got it from, what they are using it for and who they are sharing it with.
The new guidance is set out as a series of Q&As and provides useful, practical help with issues that commonly arise, to reduce the time spent on responding to requests and the likelihood that the person making the request complains to the ICO. This includes how to recognise a request, whether the business is permitted to clarify what is being requested, and what information needs to be disclosed.
Operative date
- Now
Recommendation
- Employers can check out the new guidance on the ICO website.
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