Oadby and Wigston Borough Council operates in accordance with its Equal Opportunities Policy. A copy of the policy is available from the Council Offices. Customer information will not normally be passed onto any third parties without the prior written consent, or in exceptional circumstances where disclosure without customer’s consent is warranted. These circumstances are defined as follows: are over-riding legal, social or public interest considerations, e.g. there is a risk • Where there of serious harm to the person themselves or others if the information is not disclosed. information is required by the police as part of a criminal investigation and is subject • Where to data disclosure procedures. information is required by an authority for the assessment or collection of any tax or • Where duty of a similar nature. Where, because the Council is under a duty to protect the public funds it handles, it may • need to use the information provided by customers, to prevent and detect fraud. The information may also be shared for the same purposes with other organisations that handle public funds. The information may also be used for statistical purposes, which means we may pass this • information, in confidence, to the relevant government department. This policy and procedure will be reviewed on a biennial basis.
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council operates in accordance with its Equal Opportunities Policy. A copy of the policy is available from the Council Offices. Customer information will not normally be passed onto any third parties without the customer’s prior written consent, or in exceptional circumstances where disclosure without consent is warranted. These circumstances are defined as follows: • Where there are over-riding legal, social or public interest considerations, e.g. there is a risk of serious harm to the person themselves or others if the information is not disclosed. • Where information is required by the police as part of a criminal investigation and is subject to data disclosure procedures. • Where information is required by an authority for the assessment or collection of any tax or duty of a similar nature. • Where, because the Council is under a duty to protect the public funds it handles, it may need to use the information provided by customers, to prevent and detect fraud. The information may also be shared for the same purposes with other organisations that handle public funds. • The information may also be used for statistical purposes, which means we may pass this information, in confidence, to the relevant government department. This policy and procedure will be reviewed on a biennial basis.
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