NHS parking notice

enfield_freddy

ok , it seems that your employer "might" have broken the laws to the DVLA by requesting your info for a PARKING OFFENCE


please write a email to the following person, and simply ask


"I am the registered keeper of vehicle reg xxxxxxx , please can you tell me if anyone has asked for the ownership details of the above vehicle between the dates xx/xx/xxxx and xx/xx/xxxx


send this to


[EMAIL="FOI@dvla.gsi.gov.uk"]FOI@dvla.gsi.gov.uk[/EMAIL]


my contact there was


David A Morgan
Freedom of Information Team
Data Sharing & Protection Group | Strategy, Policy and Communications Group | D16 | DVLA | Swansea | SA6 7JL
Twitter: @dvlagovuk
GTN 1213 Ext 88586
(01792) 788586


please do that email this evening , and await a reply




just fill in your reg number , a date a couple before the incident , and a date after the one shown on that letter


and add your full name and address

Elle-See

Hang fire, I'm about to show you the parking notice itself.

enfield_freddy

ok , but START writing that email , I have ordered more popcorn


sits awaiting ticket ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

nigelbb

Hot_Bring wrote: »

They do not belong to the BPA nor the IPC so they have no recognised appeals procedure. Therefore they CAN NOT hold the registered keeper liable.

Of course they can hold the registered keeper liable but only if they adhere what is prescribed in POFA 2012 to invoke keeper liability. They don't need to belong to an ATA because they are the landowner. They can issue a windscreen ticket then purchase keeper details from the DVLA by paper application. Then send out the NTK between 28 & 5 days after the 'offence'There is no requirement in POFA 2012 to offer any form of appeal let alone a 3rd party appeals procedure.

enfield_freddy

incorrect info , only a company that is a member of an approved ATA can buy the info from the DVLA for a PARKING OFFENCE


we have been thru this one with ANPR , Proserve and a couple more companies


Proserve lost a major court case on this fact


they can try for trespass , but that might be very hard with a wage slip showing deductions , and a valid "swipe card"

Elle-See

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Not sure if I've done that right, let me know!

enfield_freddy

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dependent on the reply from the DVLA , I would forward the second letter , clearly showing that it is a parking charge (not trespass) and ask why your info was given to a company for a PARKING CHARGE , when they are not a member of an approved ATA ,


letter one may get there data sharing officer in deep doo daa ,,,


please post popcorn ,,,,,,,,,,

Elle-See

Emailed the DVLA and await their response. Will let you know how that goes.

Elle-See

Response from DVLA is:

In order for us to provide you with the relevant information you require.

I need you to send your request in writing with a full postal address and signed to the address below.
VRE
DVLA
Longview Road
Swansea
SA99 1AJ

Kind regards

Bernadette Jones
FLM DVRE2
D9
DVLA | Swansea | SA76JL
GTN 1213 Ext. 886052

I gave a full postal address in my email. Did exactly what Enfield Freddy said word for word but I guess they need a signature!

nigelbb

enfield_freddy wrote: »

incorrect info , only a company that is a member of an approved ATA can buy the info from the DVLA for a PARKING OFFENCE


we have been thru this one with ANPR , Proserve and a couple more companies


Proserve lost a major court case on this fact


they can try for trespass , but that might be very hard with a wage slip showing deductions , and a valid "swipe card"

The NHS Trust is the landowner. The landowner can always purchase RK details from the DVLA. It's the same principle if some dumps a car in your garden r parks on your drive. ANPR, Proserve etc are all 3rd-parties who do not have an interest in the land they were operating on.

If Ransomes Europark as landowner apply to the DVLA for RK details they will be sold the data. The shady business using a fictitious payment to Proserve to justify the charge then having Proserve apply for RK details is what is not permitted.

As in this case the landowner is also the employer they will have far greater powers than any PPC could possibly dream of. They could make it a disciplinary offence & ultimately fire an employee for not abiding by the parking rules.