United Kingdom
Data Protection Act 2018
19 provisions
This Act sets rules for processing personal data, defines key terms, and gives the Commissioner and Secretary of State specific powers and duties.
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United Kingdom
19 provisions
This Act sets rules for processing personal data, defines key terms, and gives the Commissioner and Secretary of State specific powers and duties.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This text amends earlier laws so that certain people can ask a credit reference agency to remove or correct incorrect file entries, and it gives the Data Protection Commissioner power to vary or revoke orders under section 159.
United Kingdom
11 provisions
This Part lets the Secretary of State and the Treasury make regulations about access to customer data and business data, including how data holders must provide, produce, collect, retain, publish, or change data.
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3 provisions
This provision defines key data-protection terms and sets out registration, disclosure, transfer, access, enforcement, appeal, and offence rules for data users and computer bureaux.
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16 provisions
This Part sets privacy rules for investigatory powers, including when interception is lawful, when it is an offence, and who can issue or review warrants and penalties.
United Kingdom
7 provisions
Public authorities must answer valid information requests, normally within 20 working days, and requesters can be told in writing whether the authority holds the information and receive it if it does.
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4 provisions
This part requires the designated UK authority to notify and keep records about certain convictions, and sets rules for sharing, requesting, retaining, and transferring related information.
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3 provisions
This Act lets the relevant Minister issue warrants to transfer detained persons between the UK and certain places outside the British Islands, but only when the treaty conditions, agreement, and any required consent are met.
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8 provisions
This Part defines directed surveillance, intrusive surveillance, covert human intelligence sources, and criminal conduct authorisations, and sets out who may grant them and the conditions for doing so.
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1 provisions
The Act requires the Secretary of State to review the law on orphan medicinal products for cancer, publish a report, and lay it before Parliament. It also expands rare-cancer research duties and gives NHS England a disclosure power for certain clinical-trial purposes, subject to data protection law.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Secretary of State must review certain cancer-related marketing authorisations, publish a report within 3 years, and lay it before Parliament. The Act also expands research and disclosure powers around rare cancers, while limiting any information processing that would breach data protection law.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This Act changes absent voting rules so regulations can support use of the UK digital service, handle related information sharing, and set commencement and transitional arrangements.
United Kingdom
4 provisions
This Part defines “victim” and sets duties around the victims’ code, including what it must cover and who must follow it.
United Kingdom
3 provisions
This Part creates the Statistics Board and gives it powers and duties over official statistics, the Code of Practice, reporting, confidentiality, and some information disclosures.
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1 provisions
The Secretary of State must make regulations to make sections 1 to 3 expire when corresponding Trade Bill provisions come into force; those regulations may also include transitional, transitory, or saving provision.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Act lets the Secretary of State and devolved authorities make regulations for healthcare agreements and related payments, and sets conditions for consultation, consent, reporting, and data processing.
United Kingdom
8 provisions
This provision abolishes the Audit Commission, sets out audit and accounting duties for relevant authorities, and gives the Secretary of State powers to make regulations about registers, appointments, and related audit arrangements.
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51 provisions
This Part sets out how a company’s corporation tax profits are worked out, including sterling conversion rules, rate rules, and some reliefs and claims.
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1 provisions
This Act establishes the National Data Guardian for Health and Social Care, lets the Data Guardian issue guidance and advice on health and adult social care data in England, and requires certain bodies and providers to have regard to that guidance.
United Kingdom
3 provisions
This Act amends the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 to add new rules for bulk personal datasets, including individual and category authorisations, third party warrants, approval requirements, reporting duties, and an offence for unlawful examination.