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Data Protection and Freedom of Information

Details of your rights to access information can be found in this section. Use the links in the left hand menu or below for further information. 

• Data protection & data protection - Subject Access Requests
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Have you made an FOI request to a local government body?

The Constitution Unit, a research body at University College London, is carrying out a study of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and its effect on local government.

Cambridge Information Sharing Charter

Cambridgeshire Children and Young People's Strategic Partnership recognises that sharing information between partner organisations is vital to the provision of co-ordinated and seamless services for children and young people and that:

A positive commitment to information sharing between professionals and agencies, taking full advantage of the opportunities set out under statute is the only way to ensure that all children and young people are provided with the most appropriate service as and when they need it. A proactive approach to seeking and sharing information must be adopted to ensure that assessments
of circumstances and need provide a complete picture and enable effective planning and provision of services to the child/young person.

Find out more via the Cambridgeshire County Council website - Information Sharing pages (This link will open in a new window).