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It'll be interesting to see where this one goes. To my non-lawyer sensibilities it seems that while they might have claims on data protection and FOI terms, I
by rusk 9y ago
It'll be interesting to see where this one goes.
To my non-lawyer sensibilities it seems that while they might have claims on data protection and FOI terms, I don't think they can claim copyright, or ownership based on the claim that they "create" the data.
And one other thing:
"If a club believes a player to be prone to say concussion, they may well not wish to sign him."
This sounds fair enough to me!
- powercf 9y agoIt seems to be a mix of personal, professional and medical information, some of which will be permitted under GDPR (e.g. an employer recording LOC written by an employee is surely permitted). The outcome will be interesting to get a better understanding of how privacy law now works
- jackvalentine 9y ago> This sounds fair enough to me! Furthermore it would be negligent in my mind to put them in a job where they might suffer more concussions.