Data Protection · glossary
A newer lawful basis for a short list of uses that the law has already judged worth it, so there is no balancing test. The use must still be necessary. Corrandale relied on one to share a night’s rota, without absence reasons, when the council asked. Chapter 3 · see Balancing test, Lawful basis
Explained in Chapter 3, Lawful Bases and Recognised Legitimate Interests, of Data Protection.
A recognised legitimate interest is a newer basis. It covers a short list of uses that the law itself has approved. So there is no balancing test. The use must still be necessary, so share no more than you need.Read Chapter 3, Lawful Bases and Recognised Legitimate Interests →
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