Adult Social Care invoices
Invoices have now been issued following a short delay, and associated direct debit collection dates will be adjusted accordingly. There is no need to contact us at this time.
Why do we share your information?
In this section
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1Introduction
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2Your Information Adult Social Care – Summer 2024
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3About Adult Social Care
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4Your Information: Why we keep information about you:
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5What information we collect and how we use it:
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6How long we keep your information:
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7Sharing your information:
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8Why do we share your information?
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9How do we share information?
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10Your information rights:
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11Can I ask not to have my information stored or shared?
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12If you receive services from an organisation action on our behalf
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13How to contact the Council’s Information Management Service
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14The Adult Social Care Privacy Notice
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15How to contact the Information Commissioner’s Office
When people are working together they may need to share your information so that everyone can understand your circumstances and needs. Before information about you is shared, we will nearly always explain what this means and why we need to do it.
Sharing your information helps the people working with you to understand your circumstances which means you:
- Get the best help and support available
- Are not asked the same questions again and again
- Get quicker and easier access to services and support
- Find decisions are made quicker
- Receive more ‘joined-up’ help and support
- Are kept safe and well
- Are better informed
There are some circumstances where we may share information about you without speaking to you first. For example,
- If we believe there is a risk of serious harm to you or someone else
- When we are required to share information by law
- When we are required to by the Courts; or
- When the Police need information in relation to a criminal investigation
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