If you are reading this page we are assuming that you are concerned that a local entity is breaching (or breaking) our local data protection law, and that you want to understand what you can do about this. Below is a path you can take, along with some supporting information:
* (If you need any advice on your rights please contact us.)
** This could be: your bank, a school, your plumber, the States of Guernsey, an online retailer, a social media platform, your employer, a politician acting in their official capacity, the supermarket you shop at, your GP’s practice, your insurer, in short: anyone who is deciding how your personal data is used. These sorts of entities are called ‘controllers’ in data protection law.
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