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What Really Motivates People to Volunteer? Uncovering the Hidden Motives Among Thai Youth. [PDF]

J Community Psychol
Mahasuweerachai P, Suttikun C, Mahasuweerachai P, Meeprom S, Buddhawongsa P.   +4 more
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Trust by design in AI-augmented procurement systems: the roles of explainability, governance, and human oversight. [PDF]

Front Artif Intell
Mejri R, Skhiri S.
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UK schools, CCTV and the Data Protection Act 1998

Journal of Education Policy, 2011
The use of CCTV in schools is now commonplace in the UK. It is estimated that 85% of all UK secondary schools currently have CCTV systems in operation. The introduction of the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) (enacted in March 2000) meant that for the first time CCTV had direct legislation governing its use in the UK.
Emmeline Taylor
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The Data Protection Act (1998): implications for health researchers

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2001
The Data Protection Act (1998): implications for health researchers Aims. This paper reports on the methods used in two studies to obtain access to subjects to comply with the common law duty of confidence laid out in the Data Protection Act (1998) and discusses the researchers’ problems in interpreting the procedures. Rationale.
Sarah Redsell
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112 - The Data Protection Act 1998

, 2015
The chapter examines the 1998 Data Protection Act of the United Kingdom and relevant UK case ...
FERRETTI F
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The requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998

IET Conference on Crime and Security, 2006
In this paper Data Protection Act of 1998 and its directives are presented. The presentation includes the requirements, definition, descriptions and boundaries of the legislation.
S. Room, R. Cohen
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The UK data protection act 1998 — Data subjects' rights

Computer Law & Security Report, 1998
Abstract The Data Protection Act 1998 received the Royal Assent on 16 July 1998. Although it should come into force by 24 October 1998, it now looks as if it will not be until 1 January 1999 that its main provisions will take effect, because of the time needed to prepare regulations under the Act, including the notification regulations.1 In Part III ...
David Bainbridge 0002, Graham Pearce
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Health research and the Data Protection Act 1998

Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 2003
The 1998 Data Protection Act in the UK largely restates existing good practice: individuals have a right to know what data are held about them and why; and those processing data have a duty to proceed with fairness and transparency, maintain high data quality and keep data secure.
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The implications of the Data Protection Act 1998

Nursing and Residential Care, 2002
Kerri Wright outlines the details of this Act which was introduced in March 2000 to protect both the movement and processing of personal information about individuals.
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The Data Protection Act 1998 and the Media

2000
Abstract There has been a Data Protection Act since 1984. The new Act passed in 1998 contains most of the provisions of the old one, with extensions, of which the most important is the inclusion of manual files. The 1984 Act applied to the media in principle, but not to manual files.
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