One Parking Solution warned by a Judge that they may face an application for a civil restraint order

Umkomaas

Handbags-at-dawn said:

Half_way said:

And despite the continuation of cases like this, highlighting the bad behaviour of the pakring companies, the DVLA still allows them access to registered keeper data

The DVLA continues to allow access even after a red grading by the the GIAA (ie serious problems identified). Eg VCS - see here:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/650801/response/1548681/attach/4/FOI152%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

Rather damning indictment, giving a very hollow ring to their mantra 'We treat data security extremely seriously'

D_P_Dance

The judge reckoned that the sign contained about 700 words, and that the average person would take about 3 minutes to read it.   I  would   suggest that Doris the dinner lady would take much longer, if she bothered to at all.  I think that the judge should have made a lot more of the inadequate signage. 

bargepole

D_P_Dance said:

The judge reckoned that the sign contained about 700 words, and that the average person would take about 3 minutes to read it.   I  would   suggest that Doris the dinner lady would take much longer, if she bothered to at all.  I think that the judge should have made a lot more of the inadequate signage. 

Doris the dinner lady may well take much longer than 3 minutes to read it, whereas Mark the Mensa member would take considerably less time. Hence the use of the word 'average', which encompasses both ends of the spectrum and all data points inbetween.

D_P_Dance

Mark the Mensa member is less likely to get a ticket in the first place imo.   I suspect that D,E. and F  NRA  social grades get proportionally more tickets than the rest of us.  

ParkingMad

The signs are also well above head height, making them very difficult to read, since the lettering is only 0.5cm tall.

ParkingMad

Handbags-at-dawn said:

The DVLA continues to allow access even after a red grading by the the GIAA (ie serious problems identified). Eg VCS - see here:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/650801/response/1548681/attach/4/FOI152%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

UKCPM and Gemini Parking Solutions (London) have also had red gradings from the GIAA:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/656129/response/1562478/attach/4/FOI153%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

Umkomaas

ParkingMad said:

Handbags-at-dawn said:

The DVLA continues to allow access even after a red grading by the the GIAA (ie serious problems identified). Eg VCS - see here:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/650801/response/1548681/attach/4/FOI152%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

UKCPM and Gemini Parking Solutions (London) have also had red gradings from the GIAA:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/656129/response/1562478/attach/4/FOI153%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

Who did the assessments?  Lord Nelson? 😵

MothballsWallet

Umkomaas said:

ParkingMad said:

Handbags-at-dawn said:

The DVLA continues to allow access even after a red grading by the the GIAA (ie serious problems identified). Eg VCS - see here:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/650801/response/1548681/attach/4/FOI152%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

UKCPM and Gemini Parking Solutions (London) have also had red gradings from the GIAA:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/656129/response/1562478/attach/4/FOI153%20Response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1

Who did the assessments?  Lord Nelson? 😵

Lord Nelson was competent, even when he lost an eye. The GIAA seem to be less useful than Jack Straw dealing with a traitor...

Fruitcake

I think the judges comments about certain people and organisations being "invited to …" is a little like a Police ossifer suggesting that someone should do something, and then saying please to make it sound like a request rather than an order.

DoaM

Just read through the judgment ... dynamite stuff!

Some parts did make me smile though, especially the many nom-de-plumes of the paralegal ... was the DDJ making his own Matt Murdoch(k) parody?