Step 10: Publish your privacy stance
Contents
- Introduction
- Step 1: What do I need to know about GDPR?
- Step 2: Who is responsible for what?
- Step 3: Appointing a data protection lead
- Step 4: Understanding data subjects
- Step 5: Gathering data
- Step 6: Data discovery
- Step 7: Keep a record
- Step 8: Check your security
- Step 9: Third parties
- Step 10: Publish your privacy stance
- Step 11: Delete and destroy
- Step 12: Responding to a breach
Step 10: Publish your privacy stance
This resource breaks down into a number of statements that are answers to the questions around what data you process in Scouting, how you do it and why you need it. This should be made available to anyone who your Scout Group, District or County/Area/Region (Scotland) collects and processes data on. It can be a page on your local website if you have one and should be easy to find, such as a link from the front page or printed copies made available if you do not have a local website or for those without internet access.
By using the wording within the resource, you should be able to construct your own privacy notice/policy specific to your local Scout Group, District or County/Area/Region (Scotland). You will be required to add information specific to your local circumstances as well as removing some of the information which is not relevant to your Scout Group, District or County/Area/Region (Scotland).
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