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1. Publishing your own

material on your own website

2. Publishing third

party comments on your website

3. Publishing on other websites / platforms

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Only transfer abroad if safe

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Full DisclosureNotify the ICOReview data policyReview security

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Keith Arrowsmith0161 828 8338keith.arrowsmith@jmw.co.uk

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