DATA PROTECTION POLICY
Aims of Policy
Stafford
Rambling
Group
(SRG)
keeps
certain
information
on
its
members
to
meet
its
objectives.
SRG
is
committed
to
ensuring
any
personal
data
will
be
dealt
with
in
line
with
the
Data
Protection
Act
1998.
To
comply
with
the
law,
personal
information
will
be
collected
and
used
fairly, stored safely and not disclosed to any other person unlawfully.
The aims of this policy are:
to inform members of the ways in which SRG keeps and uses data about them
to
ensure
that
everyone
handling
personal
data
is
fully
aware
of
the
requirements
and
acts in accordance with data protection procedures
.
This
policy
covers
committee
members
and
any
lay
members
who
might
organise
activities
on
behalf of SRG.
Definitions
In line with the Data Protection Act 1998 principles,
SRG will ensure that personal data will:
Be
obtained
fairly
and
lawfully
and
shall
not
be
processed
unless
certain
conditions
are
met
Be obtained for a specific and lawful purpose
Be adequate and relevant but not excessive
Be accurate and kept up to date
Not be held longer than necessary
Be processed in accordance with the rights of data subjects
Be subject to appropriate security measures
Not to be transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA)
Processing’
is
the
obtaining,
using,
holding,
amending,
disclosing,
destroying
and
deleting
personal data. This includes paper-based personal data as well as that kept electronically.
SRG “office holders” are the Chair, Secretary and Treasurer.
Types of Information Processed
SRG
holds
and
processes
the
following
personal
information
on
its
members.
This
is
collected
when members first apply to join. The form used for this purpose is attached as Appendix 1.
Personal
information
is
kept
by
the
Treasurer.
The
information
will
be
stored
electronically
password-protected
or on paper which will be kept in a lockable drawer, cupboard or safe.
SRG also collects information when members apply to take part in specific events. This
information will be retained by the event organiser (who will be named on the application) It
may be stored electronically password-protected or on paper which will be kept in a lockable
drawer, cupboard or safe. This information may be shared with third parties involved in the
organisation of events. Event organiser’s may be provided with personal information from the
club’s main database if this is not supplied on the application form and where it is necessary to
deliver the event.