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Re-Use of Public Sector Information
with
Rosemary Jay, Partner
at Pinsent Masons - courses in London
This Workshop, led by
Rosemary Jay, of Pinsent Masons, is designed to support those
who are dealing with the Re-use of Public Sector Information
Regulations 2005. The topics covered in this session
include:
- what does re-use mean?
- formalities of making an
application
- the relationship with Freedom of
Information, Environmental Information and other access
rights
- when can an authority license
re-use and when can the user do so without permission under
the Intellectual Property exemptions?
- the relevant intellectual property
rights - database rights, copyrights
- what are the limits of the
Intellectual Property exemptions?
- when is material exempt from
re-use?
- what are re-use licenses, what
should they cover?
- charging regimes - trading funds
and others
The session will include
case studies and worked examples. There will be ample
opportunity for discussion, questions and debate.
Delegates are encouraged to bring queries to this interactive
session.
The Workshop will
help participants to:
- identify what each organisation
needs to do to handle applications for re-use
- understand the interface with other
access regimes
- review the options for licensing
and appreciate why licenses should be used and how they work
- understand the complaints mechanism
and how to deal with cases if things go wrong
- anticipate what types of
information may be most useful and when requests can be
refused
The Workshop leader
is Rosemary Jay, Partner
at Pinsent Masons.
Very informative and enjoyable!
David Crabbe, Head of Information
Management Unit
Department for Regional Development
Who should attend:
Freedom of Information Officers, Data Protection Officers,
Information Managers, Records Managers, Information Lawyers,
Legal Advisors, Compliance Officers, Policy Officers,
Researchers and Consultants.
Dates:
London
Monday, 3rd November 2008
London
Monday, 23rd March 2009
Timing:
Half Day – 9.30 to 1pm
There will be plenty of opportunity for questions
Venues:
To be confirmed 14 days before the course date
CPD:
Accredited
by the Law Society with 3 hours CPD
Fee:
£295 plus VAT
( £346.62 )
Reserve your
place
at the
Re-Use of
Public Sector Information
Workshop:
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Please
complete the
online
application form
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Telephone the PDP Training booking
line on: +44 (0)845-226 5723
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Rosemary Jay |
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Rosemary Jay
is a Partner at
Pinsent Masons. She advises clients on privacy, data protection,
human rights, access to information and related information law
issues.
Prior to joining the firm,
Rosemary worked in local government and at the Office of the Data
Protection Registrar, where she headed the Legal Department for 12
years.
Rosemary is the
author of the leading work, Data Protection Law & Practice (
Sweet & Maxwell ).
She is a Member of the Editorial Board of
Editorial Board
of Freedom of Information Journal. |
The case study work was very useful
George Stafford, Information Governance
Coordinator
Health Protection Agency
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