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Collection, Use and Disclosure Without Consent (s 17; Schedules)

Is this legally binding?

Binding. Binding law. It applies to everyone in scope, whether or not anyone points at it.

Organisations may collect, use or disclose personal data without consent in circumstances in the First and Second Schedules, including the publicly available exception, business improvement exception (First Schedule Part 5), legitimate interests, and research exception (Second Schedule Part 2). Key legal bases for AI development.

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What this connects to

9 relations. Official relations are the ones the source documents state; anything marked GAGE analysis is our reading, not an agency's.

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