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[Rods2]

EU General Data Protection Regulation is coming in next year with big fines for non-compliant companies. The applies to all companies regardless of size if you keep computerised data on anybody and also if you currently have any data you must have an audit path to show it has been collected in a compliant way or you must contact the person and get compliant permission. I'm assuming you will also need to keep an audit path to show the data has been used in a compliant way in any contact with staff or customers.

https://www.yourreadybusiness.co.uk/expert-interview-gdpr-changing-business-everyone/

[Doctor Gollum]

By the time it's been debated, we will be independent 

[Rods2]

By the time it's been debated, we will be independent 

Except it is coming into force in 2018 before we leave in March 2019 and for ease of transition of Brexit the plan is that all EU laws and regulations will automatically become UK law as part of the final UK exit bill and law and then these laws will only change when Parliament decides to do so in the future. Many EU regulations are based on the EU adopting International Standards and we will be doing the same so businesses are not isolated from exporting. What we will gain is a seat on these standards committees where currently we have little say where the EU handles this on our behalf.

[Viral_Jim]

Do you have some specific questions? I have a guy in my team who was formally in BT's Internal Audit dept, he was fast becoming that team's SME on GDPR before we made him an offer he couldn't refuse 

Can pick his brains on your behalf this week if you like. 

[Gaffers]

All over it as it's my job

[biggriffin]

Do I have enough time in my life, to really bother about this. Er no, if comrade Putin or nimbly trumbty wish to look at my internet history that googley has on me, or access virgins servers, please carry on, I will still plod on regardless, I don't use faceache or idioter and don't use any crapel products,  don't online bank, and only shop online with 1 type of credit card.  I have nothing to hide.

But I know conspiracy theorist's will love it,   

Your data that companies hold is only as safe as they wish it to be, and can be accessed by any employee, if the price is right,

[Rods2]

Do you have some specific questions? I have a guy in my team who was formally in BT's Internal Audit dept, he was fast becoming that team's SME on GDPR before we made him an offer he couldn't refuse 

Can pick his brains on your behalf this week if you like. 

Thank you for the kind offer it is much appreciated. I'm going to need to do some more reading myself and will also be taking to the companies compliance person, so I will then be in a position to ask some sensible questions.

[Gaffers]

So what is it you need to know?

[STEMO]

So what is it you need to know?

Can I instruct Jaime to remove all those nasty, lying posts about me? 

[Gaffers]

Depends on the post, but you will be able to ask him to remove all of your posts should you so wish (once GDPR comes in to effect next year)

[biggriffin]

Depends on the post, but you will be able to ask him to remove all of your posts should you so wish (once GDPR comes in to effect next year)

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Our glorious leader, would rather die than obey, I would hope, 
Leading from the front.....

[Rods2]

If he doesn't comply the glorious leader risks a fine of 4% of turnover which is 0.04 x 0 = 0.

or up to €20m which ever is the bigger.

[Kevin Wood]

If he doesn't comply the glorious leader risks a fine of 4% of turnover which is 0.04 x 0 = 0.

or up to €20m which ever is the bigger.

Can't see him even getting out of the bath, TBH.

Oh, hang on! He runs this place from the bath anyway.

[STEMO]

I'm gonna hit him with a FoI request soon, when I decide what it is I actually want to know. 

[Gaffers]

I'm gonna hit him with a FoI request soon, when I decide what it is I actually want to know. 

You mean SAR? Right now there is not much PII you can request from OOF. When the law changes then IP addresses will come into scope but so will the ability to be forgotten. Both should be fairly straightforward to comply with.

[Rods2]

I'm gonna hit him with a FoI request soon, when I decide what it is I actually want to know. 

You mean SAR? Right now there is not much PII you can request from OOF. When the law changes then IP addresses will come into scope but so will the ability to be forgotten. Both should be fairly straightforward to comply with.

Doesn't he regularly exercise his right to be forgotten with the delete profile button?

[STEMO]

I'm gonna hit him with a FoI request soon, when I decide what it is I actually want to know. 

You mean SAR? Right now there is not much PII you can request from OOF. When the law changes then IP addresses will come into scope but so will the ability to be forgotten. Both should be fairly straightforward to comply with.

Doesn't he regularly exercise his right to be forgotten with the delete profile button?

Touché Rods.........yer bastid.

[Rods2]

I'm gonna hit him with a FoI request soon, when I decide what it is I actually want to know. 

You mean SAR? Right now there is not much PII you can request from OOF. When the law changes then IP addresses will come into scope but so will the ability to be forgotten. Both should be fairly straightforward to comply with.

Doesn't he regularly exercise his right to be forgotten with the delete profile button?

Touché Rods.........yer bastid.

You never know when the Spanish Inquisition is going to strike!