Jim Stafford
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All landlords will have to send the following type notice to new personal tenants with effect from this Friday, 25th May 2018
Pursuant to the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation I am providing you with the following required information. This letter requests specific information from you so that I may carry out my duties as a landlord. I may use some of the Data that you provide me to collect rents, agree tax liabilities, submit returns to the Residential Tenancies Board, and obtain advice from my valuers and legal advisors. The Privacy officer is [ ] (if your firm has appointed a Privacy officer) and is contactable at the above address. I am acting as the Data Controller. I will store the data requested for a period of 6 years after your tenancy ceases. You have the right to access and rectify the data which I hold. You have the right to lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Commissioner. Full details of our privacy policy may be viewed on our website at www.///”
Jim Stafford
That's bang on.There are several grounds on which you can hold and process personal data. Consent is only one of them
Yup.So if legitimate use applies on 24th May it continues to apply on 25th May.
Again, consent is not required.I would think if consent is required than it could be added to the lease agreement - tenant signs lease and therefore gives consent.
I would think if consent is required than it could be added to the lease agreement - tenant signs lease and therefore gives consent.
Alternatively, could you refuse a tenant on the basis that he won't give consent?
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