Overview
Data Subject Access Requests (SARs) are an integral part of the data protection landscape. However, we know requests for personal information can often be a costly and time-consuming task to complete.
SARs exemptions allow public sector organisations to protect information, reduce the burden of responding to vexatious requests and prioritise valid requests for personal data.
Attend our Understanding and Applying SARs Exemptions course to gain a brief and comprehensive overview of the SAR landscape and exemptions. Learn how to manage vexatious requests for personal data, practice writing a refusal notice and how to best apply the exemptions.
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Please note we will use Zoom to virtually deliver this course.
Scott is an experienced and qualified practitioner & coach in the management and governance of information and data having worked and volunteered for 14+ years in the profession. Starting his career in Local Government, Scott has since worked across both the private and public sectors (both large and small) and gained experience, knowledge and/or qualifications working with information governance frameworks applicable in the UK, Ireland, Isle of Man, and wider European context. From 2016-2020 Scott was Chair of the Information and Records Management Society (IRMS) and now volunteers as their lead on professional development including Accreditation, Mentoring, Apprenticeships and ...
Learning Outcomes
- Learn how to write a refusal notice
- Take back a SAR exemptions toolkit to use within your organisation
- Develop techniques to manage vexatious requests for personal data
- Gain a firmer understanding of what the regulation says about the exemptions
- Understand when the exemptions might be applied by working through practical scenarios
