No appeal allowed!

[Deleted User]

Coupon-mad wrote: »

No, you don't.

The section in the NEWBIES thread about sending a SAR (and address rectification notice) by email, tells you EXACTLY how to find any parking firm's DPO email.

This does not cost you £160. Calm down and read the relevant parts of the sticky thread.

You won't be paying it, but you need the right address confirmed.

Yes, by email, like the NEWBIES thread tells everyone (in your case, also emailing to RECTIFY YOUR ADDRESS DATA) and ignoring DRP (COMPLETELY) again like the NEWBIES thread tells everyone in the 4th post - I can't make it any clearer than I spell out there!

You are not at appeal stage; you will NOT get an appeal, so no need to read the first post of the sticky thread as that's not for you.

Good morning,

Thank you for your subject access request dated 31/07/2019.

The information that you have requested is set out in the attached folder.

Further information on UKPC’s data processes may be accessed by visiting https://www.ukparkingcontrol.com/privacy-policy or by calling 033 220 1070


Thank you also for your request for rectification of your data on 31/07/2019.

After considering your request, the information you provided and the data we hold, we have decided to amend the data in line with your request.

Your old address 1******* has been changed to 17 *************

Kind regards,

Data Information

UK Parking Control Ltd
PO Box 1608
High Wycombe
HP12 9FN

Redx

Ok so they corrected their data and have issued a folder with your own evidence such as documents and pictures and data about you and your vehicle

Check this for any errors or failures etc, so you have reviewed most of their evidence

If they issued pictures if signage and contracts etc, check those too

You are looking for chinks in their armour, failures on their part, like incorrect info, out of date paperwork etc

[Deleted User]

Fruitcake wrote: »

As already advised, have you contacted the DVLA to ask who obtained your personal data and when, and if so what address did the DVLA have on record for the vehicle at the time of the request.

How do you know UKPC contacted you at address 2 if you never received anything?

DRP are debt crawlers and use tracing procedures/agencies to find people. There are various methods of doing this, but getting information from the DVLA via your driving licence isn't one of them. The licence issue is a blue kipper and has nothing to do with this.

I don't understand what the sentence in bold means, even discounting the fact that you have not received a fine.

Have you sent the SAR as already suggested?

What happened when you complained to the landowner/bowling club? Do you have proof the signage was changed after the alleged event took place?

Hello,

I have sent SAR and received reply as posted below, I have amended my address with UKPC, I have written to my MP and he has replied asking for more info, I have asked DVLA for info as posted below and have posted bowling club's response below as well.....where do I go from here

Quentin

Assuming that you have not received any lbcca or claim you now wait and see

Redx

Bear in mind that writing to or emailing the DVLA was supposed to flush out details about when the VRM was accessed

You email the DVLA and they reply by post within one month, as detailed in threads by Umkomaas, this doesn't appear to have been done yet, plus it's free

[Deleted User]

Redx wrote: »

Bear in mind that writing to or emailing the DVLA was supposed to flush out details about when the VRM was accessed

You email the DVLA and they reply by post within one month, as detailed in threads by Umkomaas, this doesn't appear to have been done yet, plus it's free

The DVLA have replied to me with what seems to be template standard letter advising that they are within the guidelines to release my data to parking companies, no specifics. When I spoke to the DVLA on the phone they said they don't keep a record of companies only asking for address details, they would only record sensitive data released?

[Deleted User]

Redx wrote: »

Ok so they corrected their data and have issued a folder with your own evidence such as documents and pictures and data about you and your vehicle

Check this for any errors or failures etc, so you have reviewed most of their evidence

If they issued pictures if signage and contracts etc, check those too

You are looking for chinks in their armour, failures on their part, like incorrect info, out of date paperwork etc

Hello, thank you for your response.
They have sent two pics of car, two of reg plate and then the original charge letter, no details of signage and contracts, although bowling club have said signage was increased after this fine was issued, can I go back to UKPC and ask for signage and contracts as correct at time of fine?
Only strange thing on the pics is the pic shows no passenger and shows it raining....neither are correct in my opinion?!

Redx

No you cannot insist on pictures of signs and contracts as it's not your data, they will refuse to hand them out, but must do so to the court if you query them, or they will fall on their own sword

Query those picture and weather errors in the defence and WS + exhibits in the court timings later in the process

Seems to me you did not follow the advice by Umkomaas regarding DPA disclosure from the DVLA, just had a general moan that they rejected, hence why you did not receive data access timings by the PPC, it is that data release you require

KeithP

From time to time Umkomaas posts this:

You should email the DVLA and ask which organisations (and for what reason) accessed the registered keeper's data from them between a range of dates which includes the date of the parking incident. You need to provide the registered keeper's full name and address, the address on the V5C logbook and the Vehicle Registration Mark of the vehicle involved in the parking incident.

SubjectAccess.Requests@dvla.gov.uk

This service is free of charge.

Even though you email your request, the DVLA will respond via Royal Mail.

[Deleted User]

KeithP wrote: »

From time to time Umkomaas posts this:

Thank you for reposting that, I have just done this now.

Before I had just sent;
Dear Sirs,

Registration: ******
Log book reference: ********

I have read Section 14 of the new DPA "Automated decision-making authorised by law: safeguards" which provides that:-

(a) the DVLA as controller has to notify the data subject, registered keeper when they have made a decision to release their data via KADOE.
(b) the registered keeper has a right to request the DVLA to reconsider their decision.

And as the DVLA has stated that it is not making any data decisions by automation only, I want a permanent note attached to my V5 data to say that I do not consent to my data being sold to any private parking company under any circumstances, and now formally opt out because of previous harassment by the industry and the fact that the DVLA is clearly using automation alone to sell on data with insufficient checks and balances and with NO method to notify data subjects, which fails the applicable law.