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           p This privacy notice sets out the standards that you can expect from the Legal Aid Agency when we request or hold personal information (‘personal data’) about you; how you can get access to a copy of your personal data; and what you can do if you think the standards are not being met.
           p The Legal Aid Agency is an Executive Agency of the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). The MoJ is the data controller for the personal information we hold. The Legal Aid Agency collects and processes personal data for the exercise of its own and associated public functions. Our public function is to provide legal aid.
  -        p Sometimes the Legal Aid Agency uses contact information to ask customers if they would like to complete a   customer service survey to measure customer satisfaction and to inform areas for improvement.
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               strong About personal information 
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            strong Further Guidance
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            | For a full guide to determining eligibility see the a(target='_blank', href='https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/957563/Lord_Chancellor_s_guidance_on_determining_controlled_work__and_family_mediation.pdf') Guide to Determining Financial Eligibility for Controlled Work and Family Mediation April 2013 v1
            
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negative.code:           li In conducting periodic assurance audits on legal aid files to ensure that decisions have been made correctly and accurately.
            li In producing statistics and information on our processes to enable us to improve our processes and to assist us in carrying out our functions.
          p Were the Legal Aid Agency unable to collect this personal information, we would not be able to conduct the activities above, which would prevent us from providing legal aid.
          p The lawful basis for the Legal Aid Agency collecting and processing your personal data is in the administration of justice and the result of the powers contained in Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012.
          p We also collect ‘special categories of personal data’ for the purposes of monitoring equality, this is a legal requirement for public authorities under the Equality Act 2010. Special categories of personal data obtained for equality monitoring will be treated with the strictest confidence and any information published will not identify you or anyone else associated with your legal aid application.
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              strong Who the information may be shared with 
  