Guidance
Judicial Data Processing Complaints Handling Policy
Published 2019-04-04Last updated 2022-07-13
The Judicial Data Protection Panel (Panel) was established in May 2018. This policy sets out the standards and procedures it will apply when dealing with complaints concerning the processing of personal data by the courts, tribunals and individuals acting in a judicial capacity.
The Panel is supported by the Judicial Office, an Office of the Ministry of Justice, and which is made up of civil servants who provide support to the Judiciary of England and Wales. The Judicial Office, and particularly the Judicial Office Data Privacy Officer, support the Panel in considering and responding to complaints submitted to the Panel.
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