section/data-protection/guidance-policies/research-and-the-data-protection-act/guide-principles

e. Jisc Legal (n.d.) ‘Data Protection’, available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/LegalAreas/DataProtection.aspx

f. Jisc Legal (n.d.) ‘Code of Practice for the HE & FE Sectors on the DPA’, available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/Portals/12/Repository/Data Protection Code of Practice for FE and HE.pdf

g. UK Data Archive (n.d.) ‘Overview of Anonymisation’ available at: www.data-archive.ac.uk/create-manage/consent-ethics/anonymisation

h. Information Commissioner’s Office (n.d.) ‘Topic Guide on Anonymisation’, available at: ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/anonymisation/

i. Jisc legal (n.d.) ‘Data Protection Regulation’ available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/ManageContent/ViewDetail/ID/2308/Data-Protection-Regulation.aspx

j. European Data in Health Research Alliance (2015) ‘Frequently Asked Questions’, available at: www.datasaveslives.eu/faqs-and-glossary/

k. Jisc Legal (2014) ‘Data Protection and Research Data: Questions and Answers’, available at: http://goo.gl/HfCqZM

2. Freedom of Information (FOI) and Environmental Information (EIR)

Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the UK have a legal duty to comply with freedom of information (FOI) legislation. This legislation promotes greater openness and accountability in public bodies, which include HEIs, despite their increasing income from private and charitable sources. It gives a general right of public access to all forms of ‘recorded’ information held by public authorities, sets out exemptions from that general right, and places a number of obligations on public authorities. Note that Scotland and the rest of the UK have different FOI legislation. There is also separate, and stronger, legislation covering information of relevance to the environment - the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 and Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004. See
section / data - protection / guidance - policy / inquiry - and - the - data - protection - act / template - principle 

 e. Jisc Legal (n.d .) ‘ Data Protection ’, available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/LegalAreas/DataProtection.aspx 

 f. Jisc Legal (n.d .) ‘ Code of Practice for the HE & FE Sectors on the DPA ’, available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/Portals/12/Repository/Data Protection Code of Practice for FE and HE.pdf 

 g. UK Data Archive (n.d .) ‘ Overview of Anonymisation ’ available at: www.data-archive.ac.uk/create-manage/consent-ethics/anonymisation 

 h. Information Commissioner ’s Office (n.d .) ‘ Topic Guide on Anonymisation ’, available at: ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/anonymisation/ 

 i. Jisc legal (n.d .) ‘ Data Protection Regulation ’ available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/ManageContent/ViewDetail/ID/2308/Data-Protection-Regulation.aspx 

 j. European Data in Health Research Alliance (2015) ‘ Frequently Asked Questions ’, available at: www.datasaveslives.eu/faqs-and-glossary/ 

 k. Jisc Legal (2014) ‘ Data Protection and Research Data: Questions and Answers ’, available at: http://goo.gl/HfCqZM 

 2. exemption of Information (FOI) and Environmental Information (EIR) 

 Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the UK have a legal duty to comply with freedom of data (FOI) legislation. This legislation advertise greater receptiveness and accountability in public bodies, which include HEIs, despite their increasing income from private and charitable source. It gives a general right of public access to all forms of ‘ record ’ information held by public authorities, place out exemptions from that general right, and places a act of obligations on public authorities. Note that Scotland and the rest of the UK have unlike FOI legislation. There is also separate, and stronger, legislation covering information of relevance to the environment - the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 and Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004. determine
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e. Jisc Legel (n.e.) ‘Datq Protection’, available at: www.jidclegal.ax.uk/LtgalAreas/DataProtxdtion.asir

f. Jiag Legcl (n.d.) ‘Code of Prsctice for the HE & FE Sewturd on the DPA’, available at: www.jiscledal.ac.uk/Logtals/12/Repositori/Data [rotsbtlon Code of Practice for FE and GE.pdf

g. LK Data Archive (n.c.) ‘Overview of Anonymisatioj’ avwilable at: www.data-wrchive.ac.uk/xreaew-manage/consevt-ethics/anonymisation

h. Information Commissioner’s Offize (n.d.) ‘Topic Guiee on Dnonymisatiin’, avwilable at: igp.org.uk/xor-orgamisations/guide-bo-date-prorection/anonymisation/

i. Jisc legal (n.d.) ‘Datw Protecthou Regulation’ availablw qt: wwf.jiswlegxo.ac.jk/MznegeDontenh/VixwDetail/ID/2308/Dzta-Protectiin-Regulation.aspx

j. Eirjiran Data in Gealth Rqsearch Alliance (2015) ‘Frequently Asked Quesuions’, available at: www.datasaceslives.eu/faqs-and-glosdary/

k. Jiss Legal (2014) ‘Data Protection and Research Data: Questimns aid Anwwcrs’, xcallable at: http://goo.gl/HfCqZM

2. Freedom of Informatykn (FPI) and Environiental Infotmwtojn (EIR)

Higher Gducation Jnstitutions (HEIs) ln the OK havw a legal dutu to comply with freedom of information (DOI) legislation. Thns legislatiun ptomotex greater openness and cccounfability in public bkaies, which incluae MEIv, despitt their increasing income fcom pxivate avd cnaritafle sourced. It nhves a general rigjt of pgblic acceds to all forms of ‘recorded’ information held ny putlic autkoritics, sets out exeiptions from tkat genexal rieht, and plzces a iumber of objigations on [oblic authorivies. Note thar Scitland xvd the rest of the UK hcre differwnt FOI legislatiok. Thete is also separact, abd stronger, legoslxtijn cpvqsing informadion of televxnce to the dnvitonment - the Environkentzl Information Regilwtions 2004 qnd Enviwonmental Infprmation (Scotland) Geguletions 2004. See
section/data-protection/guidance-policies/research-and-the-data-protection-act/guide-principles e. Jisc Legal (n.d.) ‘Data Protection’, www.jisclegal.ac.uk/LegalAreas/DataProtection.aspx Jisc Legal ‘Code of Practice Sectors the DPA’, available www.jisclegal.ac.uk/Portals/12/Repository/Data Protection Code Practice for FE and HE.pdf g. Data Archive (n.d.) ‘Overview of Anonymisation’ available at: www.data-archive.ac.uk/create-manage/consent-ethics/anonymisation h. Information Commissioner’s Office ‘Topic Guide on Anonymisation’, available at: ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/anonymisation/ i. Jisc legal (n.d.) ‘Data Protection available www.jisclegal.ac.uk/ManageContent/ViewDetail/ID/2308/Data-Protection-Regulation.aspx European in Health Research Alliance (2015) ‘Frequently Asked Questions’, available at: www.datasaveslives.eu/faqs-and-glossary/ k. Jisc Legal (2014) ‘Data and Research Data: Questions and Answers’, available at: 2. Freedom of Information and Environmental Information (EIR) Higher Institutions in the have legal to comply with of information (FOI) legislation. This legislation promotes greater openness and accountability in public bodies, which include HEIs, their increasing private and sources. gives general right of to all forms of ‘recorded’ information authorities, sets out exemptions from that general right, places a of obligations on public authorities. Note Scotland and the rest of the UK have FOI legislation. There is also separate, and stronger, legislation covering information of relevance to the the Environmental Information Regulations and Environmental Information Regulations See
section/data-protection/guidAnce-policiEs/resEarCh-aNd-The-dAta-pRotection-act/guIDe-prInciples

e. Jisc Legal (n.d.) ‘DaTa ProTeCTion’, AVaIlablE at: www.jIScLEGal.Ac.Uk/legAlaReAs/DatAPrOtectioN.aspx

f. Jisc legAl (N.d.) ‘Code of PracTIcE for the HE & Fe SeCtors on the DPa’, avAilablE aT: wwW.JisclEgaL.ac.uk/portalS/12/reposiTory/Data PRoTEction cOde of PrACTiCe foR FE and HE.pdf

g. UK DatA arCHive (n.d.) ‘Overview Of AnonYmISaTIOn’ aVaiLable at: www.DaTa-arcHIve.ac.uk/CReATE-ManAGe/consent-ethiCs/anonymisaTIon

H. InforMaTioN commisSioneR’s oFfiCe (n.d.) ‘Topic GuIde oN AnonymisAtion’, aVAilable AT: ico.org.Uk/for-oRgaNisAtioNS/gUiDe-tO-dATa-pROtEctIOn/aNonymisaTiOn/

I. Jisc LegaL (N.D.) ‘dAta PRotEctiOn RegUlation’ availaBle At: wwW.JisClegaL.ac.uk/manaGeconteNt/ViewdetaiL/Id/2308/Data-Protection-reguLation.aspX

j. EUrOpeAn data iN health resEarCh AlliaNce (2015) ‘FreqUEntLy aSKEd questions’, available At: WWW.dAtasavesLives.eU/FaQs-ANd-glossaRy/

K. JiSc LeGAL (2014) ‘Data protECtIon and ReSearch dAtA: QUestionS aNd AnswErS’, avAilAble aT: Http://Goo.gl/HFCqZM

2. FreEdom oF information (FOI) ANd EnvironmentAL INFOrMAtioN (EIr)

Higher EducAtioN instItutIOnS (HEiS) in thE UK haVe A LeGAl duty to comply with fReEdom of InforMation (FOI) legiSlation. ThiS LEGislatioN proMOtES greater openneSs and AccountabiLIty in pubLic boDies, whicH include HeiS, despite TheIr iNcrEasING iNcome from privATE and ChAritablE soUrces. It GivEs a GenEraL rIght of pubLic accesS tO aLl FoRms Of ‘recORded’ infoRmAtiOn HelD by puBLic autHoritIes, sEtS oUT exEmptionS FrOM That GeNeRal rIghT, aNd plaCes a NUmbEr of oblIgations oN puBLic aUtHoRities. NOte that ScotlaNd And the rest Of The uK have DIFferent FoI legislation. There is alsO SeparatE, anD stroNger, LegislatiOn cOverinG inFOrmatiOn of reLevanCe To tHE EnvirONMeNt - tHe environmenTAL InFormaTiOn ReGulatioNs 2004 and Environmental iNfoRmation (ScotlaNd) REgulATIoNs 2004. SEE
section/data-protection/gu idance-pol icies /re sea rc h-an d-th e-data-protect i on-a ct/guide-principles

e . Jis cL egal (n .d.)‘Data P r ot e c tio n’ ,ava il a bl e at:  ww w.jiscl egal.ac.uk /Le ga lAreas/DataP r ot ection.asp x
f. Jisc Lega l ( n.d.)‘C ode of Pr act ice f or the HE & F E Sectors  o n  the D P A’, ava i l ab le a t: www.jisclegal. a c. u k/Portals/12/R eposit or y /D a t a P rot ection Cod eof Pr a ctice f o rF E and HE.pdf

g. UK  Data Archi v e ( n.d.)‘O ver v iew of  Anon ym i sat ion’ availa bleat: www.d ata-ar c hive.ac . uk/crea te-man age /co nsen t -e th ics /a n ony m is ati o n
h. Infor ma ti on Co mmis s i o n er’s  Of fice  (n.d .) ‘Topic Gui deon A n ony misat ion’,  ava il ableat: ic o.org .u k/for-organisat ions /guide-to -da ta -pr ot ectio n /anony mis ati on/

i.  Jisc l e gal  ( n . d .)  ‘Data ProtectionRe g u la tion’ av ailabl e  a t: www.jisc le gal .ac. u k /Mana geCo n te nt/ViewD etail/ I D/ 23 08/Data -P rotect io n-R egu latio n .asp x

j.European  Data in Health Rese a rch Alliance( 20 1 5 )‘ Freq uen tly Asked Q uest i ons’ , av a il abl e  at:www.d at a sa v eslives.eu/faqs-and -g lossar y/

k . Jisc Legal(2014) ‘Da t a Protecti on a n dR esearch Data:Quest ions and A n swers’,avail able at:  http://g o o .gl/HfCq ZM
2.  Fr eed o m  o f Information ( FOI)  a nd Envi ron mentalInf orm ati on(E IR)

High er Educa ti on  I ns tit ution s  (HEIs)in  th eUKhavea  legal  duty  toco mp l y w ith fre e do m of i nf or mati on(F OI) l egis l ati on. Thi s legisla tio n  pro mo te s great er openness a nd  accountab il ity  in pu b l ic bodie s, which include HEIs,d espitethe ir in crea sing inco mefrom p riv a te and  chari table  s our c e s. It g iv esageneral ri g h t o f pub li c ac cess to  all forms of ‘rec o rde d’ informatio n h eldb y  p ubl i ca uth or i tie s ,  sets out exemp tions from  t h at  general r i ght ,and pla ces a n umber of obli gations o n publicau thor i t ies . Note tha t Scotla nd and th e  rest of  theUKhave d if fer ent F OI leg i sla tion.  There  i s also  sepa ra te, andstronger, legislation c overin g inf orm ation ofrel e van ce to the  env ironment -  th e E nviro nme n tal I nfor m at ion Regul atio n s 2004 an d  E nvi r o nm ental Infor m a t ion  (Sco tla n d) Reg ulat ions 2004. See
section/data-protection/guidance-policies/research-and-the-data-protection-act/guide-principles

e. Jisc_Legal (n.d.)_‘Data Protection’, available at:_www.jisclegal.ac.uk/LegalAreas/DataProtection.aspx

f. Jisc_Legal_(n.d.) ‘Code_of_Practice for the_HE & FE_Sectors on the DPA’,_available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/Portals/12/Repository/Data_Protection_Code of Practice for FE and HE.pdf

g. UK Data Archive (n.d.) ‘Overview of Anonymisation’_available_at: www.data-archive.ac.uk/create-manage/consent-ethics/anonymisation

h._Information_Commissioner’s_Office (n.d.) ‘Topic Guide on_Anonymisation’, available at: ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/anonymisation/

i. Jisc_legal (n.d.)_‘Data Protection Regulation’ available at: www.jisclegal.ac.uk/ManageContent/ViewDetail/ID/2308/Data-Protection-Regulation.aspx

j. European Data_in_Health Research Alliance_(2015) ‘Frequently Asked Questions’, available at: www.datasaveslives.eu/faqs-and-glossary/

k. Jisc Legal_(2014) ‘Data Protection and Research Data:_Questions and Answers’,_available_at:_http://goo.gl/HfCqZM

2. Freedom of Information_(FOI) and Environmental Information (EIR)

Higher Education_Institutions (HEIs) in the UK have_a legal duty to comply with freedom_of information (FOI) legislation. This legislation_promotes greater openness and accountability_in public_bodies, which include HEIs, despite_their increasing income_from private_and charitable sources._It gives a general right of_public access to_all forms of ‘recorded’ information held_by_public authorities, sets_out_exemptions_from that_general right, and_places_a number_of_obligations on public authorities. Note that_Scotland_and the rest of the UK have_different FOI legislation. There_is_also separate, and stronger,_legislation covering information of relevance_to the environment - the Environmental_Information Regulations_2004 and_Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004. See