Violence Prevention Framework for Scotland: data protection impact assessment
The data protection impact assessment provides information on how data collected as part of the Violence Prevention Framework for Scotland will be handled in line with current data protection laws.
5. Stakeholder analysis and consultation
5.1 List all the groups involved in the project, and state their interest.
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Group |
Interest |
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SG Internal partners |
Cross policy involvement |
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Scottish Violence Reduction Unit, Youth Link Scotland No Knives, Better Lives, Medics Against Violence. Education Scotland Mentors in Violence Prevention, Police Scotland Youth Volunteers |
Violence prevention stakeholders |
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COSLA |
Local government links |
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Third Sector Groups |
All linked to violence prevention and reduction |
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Police Scotland |
Violence prevention/ reduction |
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Private Sector |
Charities/ firms offering funding for violence prevention programmes |
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Private individuals with lived experience |
Personal stories and interviews |
5.2 Method used to consult with these groups when making the DPIA.
Medics Against Violence who held workshops to gather case study information were consulted on data protection issues. No other stakeholder was involved in the collection or processing of personal data.
5.3 Method used to communicate the outcomes of the DPIA .
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Contact
Email: ViolenceReduction@gov.scot