Confirming Markers on PND

Le Clandestin Brun said:
Yup, hence the thread. It could have been a lot worse so I guess I should be thankful to the theiving arresting officers for their corruptness! Wearing body cams as well the brazen *****.
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Why on earth are you carrying around a butterfly knife and a lock knife? The photo isn't the best, but the charge seems to make mention to several knives you've got on you?
 
Gaygle said:
Why on earth are you carrying around a butterfly knife and a lock knife? The photo isn't the best, but the charge seems to make mention to several knives you've got on you?
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Can't have the other dealers moving in on his turf ;)
 
Gaygle said:
Why on earth are you carrying around a butterfly knife and a lock knife? The photo isn't the best, but the charge seems to make mention to several knives you've got on you?
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tom_e said:
Can't have the other dealers moving in on his turf ;)
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Considering I pulled in over a ton a year contracting to Santander for 10 years, I don't need to be no petty drug dealer lol
 
The simple answer to your question is no, operational markers are exempt from disclosure via data protection and freedom of information processes.
 
Thanks Burnsy, is it safe to assume they are exempt because no personal data is held? Meaning the markers only associate to the cars plate, correct?
 
It’s possible, but there are general exceptions to gdpr for policing/law enforcement, and is more likely to fall under that category. A Google search for “data protection exemptions” should bring you to the information commission website talking about exemptions.
 
Le Clandestin Brun said:
Considering I pulled in over a ton a year contracting to Santander for 10 years, I don't need to be no petty drug dealer lol
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With the new IR35 rules and the clearing out of contractors in the City by some firsm, I assume the OP is looking to supplement his income.

Contracting isn't anywhere as lucrative as it used to be!
 
Donnie Fisher said:
It’s possible, but there are general exceptions to gdpr for policing/law enforcement, and is more likely to fall under that category. A Google search for “data protection exemptions” should bring you to the information commission website talking about exemptions.
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Thank you. It appears so, so would be daft for me to assume.

ahar said:
With the new IR35 rules and the clearing out of contractors in the City by some firsm, I assume the OP is looking to supplement his income.

Contracting isn't anywhere as lucrative as it used to be!
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Hahaha :D big assumption considering the post you quoted.

Also, people who refer to London as "the City" with a capital "C" need to go to one of China's "re-education" camps.

Squidward said:
OP did you change your reg? That's what it's tagged too
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Not yet. One thing at the moment is I'm struggling to get pulled - I'm starting to think they haven't marked my car, but I can't just risk it on an assumption. Also, I can't find my retention paperwork for NVP :( there's been 3 house moves since and I've no clue where it is.
 
Le Clandestin Brun said:
Thanks Burnsy, is it safe to assume they are exempt because no personal data is held? Meaning the markers only associate to the cars plate, correct?
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Personal data is pretty irrelevant here due to the exemption for law enforcement purposes - so even if it were personal data, that doesn't give you any more rights.

Edit: as has already been mentioned by Donnie Fisher.
 
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