Anyone can ask for a copy of any personal data your practice holds on them. This is known as a subject access request (SAR).

Subject access requests can be made verbally, though use of the request form is encouraged to ensure the required detail about the personal data being requested is provided. A verbal request should be ...

1. What is a subject access request (SAR)? 2. How to make a subject access request 3. What is the time limit of a subject access request? 4. How must companies respond? 5. Can companies withhold ...

With GDPR came an update to the subject access request policy. What should you do if a customer or an employee sends you one? It’s only one part of GDPR and data protection, but a subject access ...

A data subject access request is a right to access personal information under Article 15 of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Clients and other employees have a right to access and ...

The right of access, commonly known as a subject access request (SAR), gives individuals the right to access personal information held about them by an organisation under data protection law. A ...

What is a subject access request? Under data protection legislation, individuals (data subjects) have the right to request that a data controller provides them with the following: Confirmation that ...

Subject access requests – when an employee asks to see any personal data held on them – can throw legal negotiations into disarray if employers do not tread carefully. Jennifer McGrandle advises on ...