Changes to data protection and privacy legislation
Trainer: Sue White, Naomi Korn Associates
Online - Monday 12th May 2025 - 12.00 to 13.00pm
Up until the 2024 snap General Election, data protection professionals had been primed and ready to implement several changes impending being proposed by the Data Protection and Digital Information (DPDI) Bill. However, the Bill was not passed in time for the election and subsequently fell, but in October 2024, the Data (Use and Access) Bill was introduced.
Join us for an insightful session where we delve into some of the changes proposed by the new Bill and consider how these might affect data subjects, organisations and data protection professionals. Our presenter will select some of the relevant and interesting changes proposed by the new Bill, as it progresses through Parliament, and highlight how these might impact upon data protection practices and considerations.
Webinar learning outcomes
Understand changes to data protection legislation being proposed by the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
Consider how these changes, if implemented, may impact upon data subjects, organisations and data protection professionals.
Be aware of changes to data protection legislation and how to implement necessary changes to policies and procedures.
The webinar will conclude with a 10-minute Q&A segment, providing you with the opportunity to ask questions or seek clarification.
The learning outcomes map to areas of ARA’s competency framework, including:
Developing self and others
Understanding, interpreting and complying with legislation and regulation
Using and managing information systems, records and data
Providing access to the content of records and archives onsite and online
Speaker:
Sue White, Information Governance Manager https://naomikorn.com/team_members/sue-white/
Booking and delegate fee: Individual ARA member £50. Institutional Affiliate Member £65. Non-member £99.
The closing date for Eventbrite bookings is Friday 9th May. Joining instructions will be sent 24 hours before the start date.