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Collaborative Working & Best Practice A Seminar by the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales

Welcome & Introduction Nick Bennett Ombudsman

New Workload Trends since 2006/2007

Extract from Report of Commission for Public Service Governance & Delivery: Ageing Population

Enquiries & Complaints Projections to March 2018

Principles of Good Administration & Good Records Management Consultation Launch Susan Hudson PSOW Policy & Communications Manager

Principles of Good Administration & Good Records Management: Consultation Principles of Good Administration originally published in 2008 Review conducted in conjunction with the Information Commissioner Now 8 Principles – 6 original; 2 new Now includes examples from casework

6 Original Principles: Principle 1: Getting it right Principle 2: Being customer focused Principle 3: Being open and accountable Principle 4: Acting fairly and proportionately Principle 5: Putting things right Principle 6: Seeking continuous improvement

2 New Principles: Principle 7: Creating good quality records Principle 8: Managing records effectively

Consultation: Via representative bodies Consultation closes 29 April 2015 Document available on website: www.ombudsman-wales.org.uk (on ‘For Service Providers’ page)

Principles of Good Administration & Good Records Management Anne Jones Assistant Information Commissioner

Principles of Good Administration – Consultation Launch: The ICO perspective Christopher Graham - Information Commissioner Anne Jones - Assistant Information Commissioner

In brief: 1. “What’s that man for?” 2. Specifics and synergies

1. “What’s that man for?” 2. Specifics and synergies

The ICO’s role UK independent supervisory body reporting directly to Parliament One office, four locations Oversees and regulates the Data Protection and Freedom of Information Acts (plus associated legislation) What we do: Advice and guidance for public and organisations Complaints handling Enforcement action

The (other!) eight principles What the DPA is all about:

Key current issues for the ICO New EU Regulation for data protection Privacy seals Internet of things Nuisance marketing calls and texts Google judgment Personal information online Big data / open data

Ten years of the FOI Act The case that showed the public their right to know how money is spent on senior public servants The case that showed that sunlight really is the best disinfectant The case that showed that FOIA continues to have an every day benefit for consumers The case that showed the link to Open Data

1. “What’s that man for?” 2. Specifics and synergies

The “Principles” document: synergies and shared agendas Benefits of collaborative working Customer focus: putting the individual at the centre Being open and accountable: the essence of the FOIA Effective records management – key from the ICO’s perspective because the DPA and FOIA are all about recorded data )

Two new Principles: Principle 7: Creating Good Quality Records Principle 8: Managing Records Effectively

Why is good records management so important? Underpins and facilitates good practice in all areas Aids legal compliance Risk of reputational damage and loss of trust when things go wrong Risk of enforcement action from the ICO

How not to do it: some examples Dept of Justice(NI): Fined £185,000. Cabinet containing information relating to terrorist activity sold at auction. Stockport Primary Care Trust: Fined £100,000 following the discovery of a large number of patient records at a site formerly owned by the Trust. Cardiff City Council: Undertaking, requiring measures in place to ensure greater compliance with subject access requests. How not to do it: some examples

Security incidents July – Sept 2014

Good Practice at the ICO Role of the ICO’s Good Practice department: Audits and advisory visits Good practice workshops Self assessment tools Sectoral “Outcomes” reports Include examples of good and bad practice in administration and records management

www.ico.org.uk

Contact us: Information Commissioner’s Office (Wales) wales@ico.org.uk 2nd Floor Churchill House Churchill Way Cardiff CF10 2HH Tel: 029 2067 8400 wales@ico.org.uk Subscribe to our e-newsletter at www.ico.org.uk, or find us on: www.twitter.com/iconews

Complaints Handling Chris Vinestock Chief Operating Officer & Director of Investigations

Complaints by Subject

Complaints by Sector

Stakeholder Engagement Compliance New PSOW Legislation Nick Bennett

Stakeholder Engagement New PSOW Legislation Own Initiative Investigations Accept Oral Complaints Complaints Standards Authority Private Healthcare Stakeholder Engagement

Thank you for your time today And Finally ... Thank you for your time today