Data Management Flashcards

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How long do you need to keep data for

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  • 6 years if contract is under hand
  • 12 years if a contract is signed as a deed
  • RICS recommends 15 years as this is the limitation period for most claims
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What are some sources of pricing data available

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  • BCIS
  • SPONS
  • Benchmarking
  • In-house records and databases
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What is BCIS

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  • Building Cost Information Services
  • Provides cost date for the UK construction Industry
  • Part of the RICS
  • Data fed into BCIS by RICS regulated firms
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What is the data protection act

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  • It controls how peoples data is handled and stored by business and the government
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What is GDPR

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  • EU regulation on data protection and privacy, including the transfer and storage of personal date
  • Created to provide consistent regulation between European companies on how data is handled and greater protection of personal data rights for individuals
  • fines and penalties are in place if it is breached.
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Who are the key persons identified in GDPR

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  • Data Controller: Decides what information to collect and how it will be used
  • Data Collector: This person is responsible for collecting and processing the data
  • Data Subject: Whose data is being collected
  • Data Protection officer: person appointed to guarantee compliance
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Who enforces GDPR

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  • Data protection officers should enforce GDPR in the first instance
  • Externally GDPR is enforced by the information Commissioners office
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What is the freedom information act

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Provides public access to information held by public authorities either by;
- Requiring public authorities to publish certain information
- allowing members of the public to request information

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What is an information barrier

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A physical or electronic separation of individual within the same firm with the aim to protect confidential information

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What measures could be taken to protect commercially sensitive information

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  • Non disclosure agreements
  • Information barriers
  • Physical securing of information, locked in filing cabinets, encrypted or password protection of electronic files
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