Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs)
At Dyfed-Powys Police, we use Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) as a process to help us identify and minimise the data protection risks of a project, especially for processing that is likely to result in a high risk to individuals.
To assess the level of risk, both the likelihood and the severity of any impact on individuals must be considered. It is also good practice to carry out a DPIA if there is a change to the nature, scope or purposes of our processing; this is often a mandatory data protection requirement.
See below for our Data Protection Impact Assessment summaries.
Summary:
The Crime Management System provides investigating officers with a facility to store data and record actions whilst conducting criminal investigations. Material gathered during the investigation is limited to those with a policing purpose and with authority to access the system.
Recommendation(s):
To ensure those given access are reminded of the need to complete necessary training within specified time periods.
Date summary was prepared: 17/08/2021
Summary:
The IOSH Managing Safely Course is an accredited Safety course for Officers and Staff at supervisory level and above. To demonstrate competency of Managing the Health and Safety of Employees. Mandated by the Force to comply with relevant Health and Safety training legislation.
Recommendation(s):
To ensure those given access are reminded of the need to complete necessary training within specified time periods.
Date summary was prepared: 01/09/2021
Summary:
IKEN; legal case management database in use within Dyfed-Powys Police Legal Services Department.
Recommendation(s):
To ensure those given access to the system are reminded of the need to complete necessary training within specific time periods.
Date summary was prepared: 03/11/2021