>> Following the recent GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) which came into force on the ‎25th
>> May 2018, does this now mean the DVLA are not allowed to pass on the
>> vehicle owner details to anyone such as private parking companies who request them, without first
>> obtaining your permission?
I'm no expert on GDPR but I've had to read into the subject a bit for work.
Consent is just one of several principles when it comes to storing and using data. In giving advice we rely on 'legitimate interest' for storing/using basic data (name address dob) but we have to request consent to hold special category data such as Ethnicity, Health, Sexual Orientation etc.
Other principles include (a) to perform a task in the public interest or in official authority or (b)
to comply with a data controller's legal obligations.
One or the other of those will cover DVLA.
Last edited by: Bromptonaut on Mon 11 Jun 18 at 12:17
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