GDPR

How many principles does the General Data Protection Regulation 2018 contain.

• 7

• 9

• 6

• 5

Data Minimisation is the third principle and refers to what?

• Changing data as you like.

• Making sure data collected is relevant and accurate.

• Shrinking data.

• Only collecting data that is required.

Do you think it is a good thing to have the GDPR in place.

• Yes we should be able to control our who has our data.

• No, it makes more work for everyone.

Under what circumstances is it ok to share personal data without first gaining consent for this?

• There are no circumstances where you could do this.

• Where there are safeguarding concerns about a child.

• If a child's parent wants the phone number of another parent for a party invitation.

What are the ways in which we can ensure data is stored securely (Integrity and Confidentiality)?

• Password protect all electronic devices.

• Do not keep data about families.

• Keep paper copies of data in an unlocked cupboard.

• Keep paper copies of data in a locked cupboard.

• Make sure to log out of devices when they are not in use when there is access to personal information available.