Data Management - Specific Questions Flashcards

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Tell me about securely store data in line with client confidentiality requirements

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  • Password protected

- Internal server

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Tell me about what constitutes personal data

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  • Any information related to a natural person or ‘Data Subject’, that can be used to directly or indirectly identify the person.
  • It can be anything from a name, a photo, an email address, bank details, posts on social networking websites, medical information, or a computer IP address
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Tell me about UK General Data Protection Regulations

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  • Data Protection Act 2018

- controls how your personal information is used by businesses or government

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Tell me about Data Protection Act 2018 protection principles

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PRINCIPLES
- requires that everyone using personal data must follow strict data protection principles.

FERALS

They must make sure the information is:
o FAIRLY - used fairly and transparently
o EXPLICIT - used for explicit purposes
o RELEVANT - used in a way that is relevant and limited to only what is necessary
o ACCURATE - accurate and up to date
o LONGER - kept for no longer than needed
o SECURITY - ensure appropriate security

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Tell me about Nationwide’s data privacy policy including how data is stored and for how long.

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  • Personal data collected for explicit purposes
  • keeps documentation for a minimum of 6 years, in line with the statute of limitations (Limitations Act 1980).
  • information is stored electronically.
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Tell me about Freedom of Information Act 2000.

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  • The Act provides individuals or organisations with the right to request information held by a public authority.
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Edward Road, what is Xit2?

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  • Database used for TMW instructions
  • Xit2 is an online property data network that allows instructing clients about the mortgage industry and send information, such as valuation, repossession or conveyancing instructions to and from their suppliers safely and securely
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Edward Road How did you utilise Xit2?

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  • Confirming instruction
  • CoF checks
  • Access arrangements
  • Tenure
  • Purchase price
  • Previous reports
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Edward Road What information did Xit2 hold?

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  • CoF checks
  • Access arrangements
  • Tenure
  • Purchase price
  • Previous reports
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Edward Road How did you use the FormsFly app to record your site notes?

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  • Ipad
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Edward Road Talk me through your use of the BCIS database.

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  • Accessed online BCIS database

- Put in property details to calculate reinstatement costs

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Edward Road Limitations of BCIS database.

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  • Listed and historic properties
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Edward Road How did you use Rightmove SCT to complete your capital and rental valuations?

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  • To source comps
  • To verify comps
  • To provide a rationale
  • To keep a record
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Zurich House, talk me through how you prepared the new build site appraisal.

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  • Inputted data utilising the ipad

- Data included no. units, tenure, developer, incentives etc

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Zurich House, How did this set the limit for Nationwide’s exposure on the site?

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  • Provided a rationale included where the site sat within Nationwide’s risk appetite
  • RAG rating
  • Considered site specific issues
  • Considered wider economic conditions
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three principles of GDPR

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  • They must make sure the information is:

o FAIRLY - used fairly, lawfully and transparently

o SPECIFIC - used for specified, explicit purposes

o TIME - kept for no longer than is necessary

17
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retention of files

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members should retain their files for 15 years after carrying out a survey

limitation act 1980

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What things must companies put in place to ensure GDPR compliance?

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Audit personal data

Review procedures

record consent

19
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What is the Data Protection Act 2018?

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Act that implements GDPR in UK

20
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What are the Individual rights under GDPR?

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Right to:
informed
access
erase