Data Protection

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)  requires people like myself, who collect and use personal information, to do so in a manner that protects your privacy and rights.

The GDPR covers the processing of all personal data (defined as any information about, or relating to a living, identifiable, individual, which enables you to identify the person either by itself, or in combination with other information that might be available).

I want to reassure you that I treat your data with the utmost care and will only use or share it for the purposes agreed with you in advance.

As required by law, I have created a ‘Data Privacy Notice’ (attached below), which describes:

• Your rights relating to the information I hold about you, including access and accuracy
• A description of the types of information I may hold and how it is used
• The legal basis I rely on to use your information
• Any third parties with whom the information may be disclosed, and under what circumstances
• My contact details should you have any queries or concerns

Privacy Statement May 2018

Feedback

I am always keen to hear from people I have worked with, and will usually contact you after a ceremony to give you the chance to offer feedback. I am continually working to improve my practice, and it is really helpful to hear from you how you found working with me.

If you do have occasion to raise a complaint about my work, you are welcome to do so directly, but I have also created a complaints form – this can be submitted to me, or if necessary sent to Humanists UK, as my accrediting body.