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NCC CODES OF PRACTICE FOR DATA PROTECTION

01 January 1991

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NCC CODES OF PRACTICE FOR DATA PROTECTION
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JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 82-0805
H PITCHER NATIONAL COMPUTING CENTRE
INFORMATION PRIVACY, JULY 1981 3(4) PP137-164

INTRODUCES THE SEVEN DRAFT CODES OF PRACTICE FOR DATA
PROTECTION PREPARED BY THE NCC AND GOVERNING LOCAL AUTHORITIES
EMPLOYEES COMPUTER SYSTEMS, WHOLESALE NEWS DISTRIBUTION, WORD
PROCESSORS, AUTOMATED MAILING, PUBLIC UTILITY INVOICING, POLICE
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE AND COMPUTER BUREAUX. DISCUSSES THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CODES AND COMMENTS ON THEIR
USEFULNESS, PRACTICALITY AND SCOPE.

DATA PROCESSING, DATA STORAGE, DATA COLLECTION, COMPUTER PRIVACY

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