Tolley's Data Protection Act 1998: A practical guide
Heather J. Rowe
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Heather J. Rowe
Abstract
1. Data Protection Act 1984 2. Data Protection Directive 3. Background to DPA 1998 4. Definitions and interpretation 5. Rights of data subjects 6. Notification 7. Exemptions 8. Enforcement 9. Other functions of the Commissioner 10. Offences and liability 11. The Data Protection principles 12. Conditions relevant to the first principle 13. Miscellaneous exemptions 14. Transitional relief 15. Transborder dataflows 16. Technology 17. The Internet 18. Direct marketing 19. Employment 20. Medical records and the pharmeceutical industry 21. Financial services 22. The Telecommunications Directive 23. Regulations implementing DPA 1998 24. Related legislation
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1. Data Protection Act 1984 2. Data Protection Directive 3. Background to DPA 1998 4. Definitions and interpretation 5. Rights of data subjects 6. Notification 7. Exemptions 8. Enforcement 9. Other functions of the Commissioner 10. Offences and liability 11. The Data Protection principles 12. Conditions relevant to the first principle 13. Miscellaneous exemptions 14. Transitional relief 15. Transborder dataflows 16. Technology 17. The Internet 18. Direct marketing 19. Employment 20. Medical records and the pharmeceutical industry 21. Financial services 22. The Telecommunications Directive 23. Regulations implementing DPA 1998 24. Related legislation
Key concepts: Directive, Data Protection Act 1998, Legislation, Business, Enforcement, Liability, Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications, Data Protection Directive