GDPR is Coming! Is your Club Compliant?
On the 25th May 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force across the UK. This enhances and changes commitments to handling personal data set out in the Data Protection Act (1998), strengthening and unifying data protection for all individuals.
GDPR applies to organisations that take personal data from its customers or members, for example via manual or electronic based formats e.g. member forms, online platforms or club website. It
relates to how the club not only obtains personal information but how it then stores and uses this data.
The British Judo Association is committed to helping clubs and members alike to ensure that they become GDPR compliant by the May deadline.
As such, we have produced a series of toolkit for clubs to assist in the development of their plans. The toolkit is aimed at clubs and is based on Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) guidelines and standards for meeting GDPR compliance.
GDPR Toolkit (Click on each header/picture to download the document):
Introduction to GDPR – Guidance for Clubs
Example Data Inventory
Privacy Notice Template
Data Inventory Template
Sport England is working with the Sport and Recreation Alliance to help the sector become compliant by creating a suite of templates such as privacy policies, data usage statements and consent forms.
These templates will be supported by guidance notes and advice summaries to help you use them correctly and adapt them to your own organisation.
All three batches of GDPR documents are now available to download from Sport and Recreation Alliance. Here, you will find extensive information on:
- Child friendly privacy notices
- Data processing agreements
- External privacy policies
- Accountability, data breaches and transfers
- Data subject rights and template responses
- Standard club data protection policy
… and much more!
