Two years after the implementation of GDPR legislation, there is no doubt that compliance for the Bar continues to become more and more complex. This training session will summarise the key requirements, highlight the biggest risks, discuss BSB guidance and provide advice on how to avoid ICO sanctions.
This course is delivered online. Find out more below.
Alternative course dates are available: 12 January 2021
About the course
Clients attempting to sue barristers for alleged data breaches. The Bar Standards Board auditing the Bar on GPDR and Information Security. Growing demands and sanctions from solicitors and instructing bodies. Increased SARS from pupillage applicants and chambers staff. Chambers targeted by cyber-criminals. Internal conflicts of interest between members. Emergency remote working procedures causing data breaches for barristers and clerks.
Two years after the implementation of the legislation, there is no doubt that GDPR compliance for the Bar continues to become more and more complex, with the risks to both professional reputations and financial livelihoods increasing.
This two-hour update, hosted by GDPR compliance specialists Briefed, will help you deal with the key issues, manage isk and avoid sanctions.
What does the course cover?
- Summarise the key requirements of GDPR for Barristers and chambers
- Identify where the biggest risks are occurring for barristers now GDPR has been in place for two years
- Discuss real life data breaches experienced by barristers and how they were handled behind the scenes
- Provide advice as to how to manage your GDPR compliance to avoid sanctions by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
- Discuss new guidance from the Bar Standards Board on reporting data breaches to them.
Who should attend this awareness session?
- Self-employed barristers, regardless of any specific role that they have within chambers
- BSB entity owners
- Sole practitioners
- Chambers professionals, particularly those with overall responsibility for their set’s compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations
The session will give you a better understanding of:
- Identifying and managing high risk areas within the administration of chambers and BSB entities, and the barristers’ private practice
- Managing personal data to ensure compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations
- How to maximise their responses to the key information risks section (4) of the Bar Standards Board’s Regulatory Return
- Internal strategies and policies which support management of GDPR
- The challenges and tactics of managing a data breach
The session will also allow for discussion as to ‘best practice’ and provide attendees with an opportunity to learn from the experiences of like-minded peers.
Price
Full price: £140 (plus VAT)
Bar Representation Fee member price: £120 (plus VAT)
CPD
2 hours
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The Annual Chambers Management package
This training session is available as part of the Bar Council's Annual Chambers Membership package. Chambers membership gives you access to a range of training and support throughout the year, chosen to suit your needs. Find out more about the package.
In-chambers training
We can offer this training in-chambers, including at chambers on the circuits. Please contact our Training and Events team for information on dates and pricing.
Paperless training packs
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Throughout the training, there will be references to various Bar Council guidance or external documents which are included as a hyperlink within the attendee workbook.