DUAB makes function creep in the public sector inevitable and lawful
19 December 2024
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This blog is the promised second instalment that deals with the powers in the Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUAB “Bill”). These powers give Ministers the ability to sweep aside key elements of the UK_GDPR that protects data subjects from function creep in the public sector. In evidence in support the above statement, this blog explains details of: the two powers that give Ministers the ability to specify any voluntary data sharing with any public body as lawful and not incompatible
