SUPPORT FROM PUBLIC BODIES FOR MORE DATA SHARING
The results of the survey by Kable which was sponsored by data integrity company QAS, show that 43% of respondents said their organisations are working on sharing data with other public sector bodies, and another 21% were actively considering what they could do in the field. 35% said they were currently taking no action.
Reluctance across the public sector to share personal data has been identified in the Prime Minister’s policy review as a major barrier to improving customer care. The research for the Review also indicated that in some cases internal procedures, including overzealous data sharing rules, prevent sharing of customers’ personal details. These findings are prompting proposals to make changes to the law on data sharing.
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