Data Protection and GDPR Level 3 for Managers and Business (VTQ)

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The right of access - SAR

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Subject Access Requests: Understanding Your Rights

Overview of Subject Access Requests (SAR)

Individuals have the right to request confirmation of data processing and access to their personal data, known as a Subject Access Request (SAR).

Accessibility of SARs

Accessibility: SARs can be made verbally, in writing, or even via social media, without the need for formal terminology.

Staff Awareness

Training: It's crucial for all staff to recognize SARs and understand the appropriate response process.

Organisational Policies

Policy Implementation: Establish procedures to record and address SARs, including verbal or in-person requests.

Scope of SARs

Personal Data: SARs only entitle individuals to their own personal data, not information concerning others, unless authorized.

Handling SARs Relating to Children

Special considerations apply to SARs regarding data of minors.

Child's Rights

Child's Entitlement: SARs concerning a child's data should be addressed directly to the child if deemed mature enough to understand.

Age and Maturity Assessment

Assessment: In Scotland, individuals aged 12 or above are presumed mature enough to exercise their rights. Similar considerations may apply elsewhere.