New
data protection regulations from 25th May 2018
What
is GDPR?
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation
in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European
Union. It will come into force on Friday 25th May 2018 in all EU Member States,
including the United Kingdom. These regulations will replace the existing data
protection legislation and introduce a more rigorous data protection regime. The
GDPR governs the collection, storage and handling of personal data which is information
that can be used to identify an individual person directly or indirectly.
Posted:
180326 & updated 180408 |  | New
data protection regulations
With new data protection regulations coming
into force on 25th May 2018, all organisations handling personal data have had
to review their procedures for collecting and handling personal data. Our briefing
note aims to set out the purpose and use of the data the V8 Register collects
and holds and also to encourage members to update their data, make enquiries as
to the data held on the V8 Database, have access to their data, make any corrections,
and give the V8 Registrar notice if they object to our holding their data and
if they wish have their data erased. See our new data protection
briefing note
The V8 Register encourages
you to contact the V8 Registrar to discuss any matter relating to the data you
have supplied and which is held by the V8 Register. Should you wish to amend any
or all of the data details held by the V8 Register or if you wish remove any or
all of the data so held, please contact the V8 Registrar. Contacts
We
will never share your data without your prior permission and certainly never sell
it. |
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