GHA talk, Discrimination consultation, Housing Standards Law
Update for landlords and tenants GHA talk, Discrimination Legislation consultation and Housing Standards legislation proposals
Update for landlords and tenants GHA talk, Discrimination Legislation consultation and Housing Standards legislation proposals
To landlords and tenants alike. Do you know that to comply with the Data Protection (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 2017 all landlords in Guernsey are required to have a privacy policy which they should provide to their tenants for each tenancy? Landlords are not required to register as Data Processors under the law because they are classed as a small business, as long as CCTV is not installed in the rental accommodation private area. However they must have a privacy policy to give to their tenants. New tenants should be given this when signing up. Existing tenants should be given this by May 2019. Landlords, you should be proactive and provide this to your tenants by either email or print it and give it to them to keep with their copy of the lease/tenancy agreement. For Guernsey Landlords GPRLA members who feel they don’t have the time, skills or resources to comply with this aspect of the law, our GPRLA standard Landlord’s Privacy Policy, written for GPRLA members to use if they wish, is now in the GPRLA website members’ area. This is NOT to be confused with the Association’s own Privacy Policy which is found at the foot of the Guernsey Landlords website. Members can log into the www.guernseylandlords.gg members’ area using their email address and password, and download the Landlord’s Privacy Policy which is found in the list of items for members, near the standard lease/tenancy agreement. Landlords, not a member? Why not join today for access to
Data Protection ReformRachel MastertonDeputy Data Protection CommissionerOffice of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) in Guernsey New Data Protection LawData Protection (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, 2017Came into force on 25 May 2018Aligns with the EU GDPR
GPRLA – Data Protection talk from a landlord’s perspective Rachel Masterton from the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) gave us a talk on the requirements of landlords in the Data Protection (Guernsey) Law 2017 at our recent open meeting. This was interesting and informative.
Sponsored by: ASR Ltd Calling all employers / employees / homeowners / estate agents / site workers / landlords / asbestosis or mesothelioma suffers. You are invited to attend the Guernsey Asbestos Awareness and Information Conference. Date: 25 October 2018Registration: from 11.30amStart/Finish time: 12pm – 4pmLocation: The Victor Hugo Suit, St Pierre ParkRSVP: Via email – asrguernsey@gmail.comCost: Free to attend
Open Meeting 7 pm Tuesday 16 October 2018 There will be an open meeting held by Guernsey Private Residential Landlords Association (GPRLA) at Guernsey Yacht Club, Castle Emplacement, St Peter Port on Tuesday 16 October 2018, commencing at 7 pm. Our guest speaker will be a representative from the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC). They will be talking about the new Guernsey Data Protection Law which came into effect in May 2018 to bring Guernsey in line with GDPR (The European General Data Protection Regulation), from a Landlord’s perspective. This will be followed by a question & answer session.