Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
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Act - electronic or manual

A

Both

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2
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T or F

-Aims to protect individuals from misuse of correct but confidential info and use of incorrect info

A

True

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3
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T or F

Data controller can be an individual or a company

A

True

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4
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T or F

Data is regulated by data act even if it just holds opinions about someone

A

True

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5
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Penalties of the act

A

4% global turnover or < 17m

Criminal convinction

NO potential liability for a court order directing the forfeiture, destruction or erasure of a database

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T or F
The data controller is obliged to take all steps to ensure that data held about an individual is accurate

A

F reasonable steps not all steps

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t or f
The data controller is obliged to keep the data subject informed of all personal data held or processed re that data subject

A

False - the data subject must request the information in accordance with their right of access

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8
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Is the data subject always entitled to compensation in the event the data controller is found to have inaccurate data?

A

No - a claimant may be able to claim compensation if they can show they have suffered damage as a result of contravention of the act. It is not a right of the act itself

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9
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Does the data subject have the right to request that accurate data held about them be destroyed?

A

Yes - The right to be forgotten; a right of the act

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10
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Are people entitled to have access to their records? Does it make a difference if company holding data is ltd or plc?

A

Yes - no difference

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11
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T or F
A principle of the data protection act is that the purpose for recording data must be made clear to the data subject

A

T - a company is in breach of this if they do not have information available as to what they use the data for

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12
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A data subject has the right to access data held about them unless the data are held in encoded form when access requires a court order

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F - all data pertaining to a data subject are accessible by the data subject whatever the form in which they are held

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13
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Does a data subject whose rights to be infringed (inaccurate data held about them) can take action to rectify the inaccurate data

A

Yes

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14
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Exemptions to data protection act

A

Employer processing data in compliance with employment law

Processing of data for academic purposes

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15
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Information Commissioner - must be informed within 72 hours of any data breach - T or F

A

False - of a data breach which affects the rights and freedoms of individuals (if high risk = inform individuals as well)

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16
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Information Commissioner - who does it regulate?

A

UK regulator

17
Q

Information commissioner - what fines?

A

They have stat powers to enforce compliance with the act

Non-compliance- finds of Up to 4% global turn over / 17m

18
Q

Personal data should not be kept for longer than is agreed between the data controller and the data subject - t or f

A

False - no concept of agreement - should not be kept for longer than necessary for the purpose for which they are processed

19
Q

Intellectual property - music film art internet content

A

Copyright

20
Q

Copyright - does it have to be applied for?

A

No - automatic

21
Q

Objects design

A

Design right

22
Q

Design right - how long does it last?

A

Earlier of 15 years after design right created or 10 years after its sold

23
Q

Product names, jingles, logos

A

Trademark

24
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Trademark - how long does it last?

A

10 years

25
Q

Product protection - packaging, patterns, colours, decoration

A

Registered design

26
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Registered design - how long does it last?

A

25 years

27
Q

Inventions and products - what IP?

A

Patent

28
Q

Patent - how long does it last?

A

20 years

29
Q

IP: how long do they last?
Copyright
Trademark
Registered design
Patent

A

Copyright - 10 if sold, 15 if not
Trademark - 10 years
Registered design - 25 years
Patent - 20 years

30
Q

What are the following IPs used for?
Copyright
Design right
Trademark
Registered design
Parent

A

Copyright - music arts
Design right - objects design
Trademark - product name, jingles, logos
Registered design - product packaging/patterns/colours/decoration
Patent - invention

31
Q

Which IPs are automatic?

A

Copyright
Design right

32
Q

Which IPs need to be applied for?

A

Patent
Registered design
Trademark

Not the rights!!!!