Privacy Policy

Click here  DCO Privacy & Data Protection Policy Final Version May 20 2018 to download a copy of our privacy policy

DORKING CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

PRIVACY POLICY

We, the Dorking Chamber Orchestra (DCO), hold and process personal data relating to individuals concerned with performing at or attending concerts, and for other people involved with the administration of our concerts.  We take your privacy very seriously because we want to act responsibly, and the law requires us to do so.

What is personal Data?

Personal data means data which relates to a living individual who can be identified from that data.

Who is responsible for your data?

DCO’s management team is ultimately responsible for the running of the orchestra.  The management team nominates a specific individual to oversee data protection and we publish details of who that person is, and how to contact them, on our website www.thedco.co.uk. (This is currently the Chair)

Scope

This document applies to all those holding personal data on behalf of the DCO.  It covers all personal data, irrespective of whether that data is held on electronic media or paper records.  The management team shall ensure that anyone holding or processing personal data is familiar with this document and understands their responsibilities with regard to data protection and privacy.

What we do to protect your privacy:

We will only hold personal data that we need for specific purposes, such as communications with you.

When we collect data, we will explain why we need it, and request your consent to us holding your data.

We will hold your data securely.  Electronically-held data will be held within a password-protected environment; data supplied physically will be stored securely.

We will ensure it is relevant and up to date.

We will only hold what we need, and for as long as we need it and for no longer than 24 months after the end of our relationship with you.

We will allow you to see the personal data we hold on you, and we will amend it if it is incorrect.

What data we hold about you

If you are a member or someone who performs or will be performing with us from time to time, we hold your name, the contact details that you have given us (address, phone, email), your instrument/specialism, details of dates and amounts you have paid us or we have paid to you.  If you pay us or receive payments from us electronically, we hold your bank details.  If you are an audience member or a supplier, we hold whatever contact details you have given us, such as your email address, phone number and address.

What we do with your data

If you are a performer, we will contact you from time to time regarding the administration of concerts and events, and if you are a member, about membership matters including subscription renewals.    If you are an audience member who has given us your contact details, we will contact you to let us know about our forthcoming concerts and events.   We may use a third party such as Eventbrite through which to contact you.  We may also forward to you (either as a performer or audience member) details of other matters or events relating to the orchestra that may be of interest to you.  If you are a supplier, we will contact you regarding the running of concerts and events.

Consent

We will not pass your data to third parties (e.g. other orchestras needing additional players at short notice) without your expressed consent.

Subject Access Rights

You have a right to see what personal data we hold about you.  Such requests must be made in writing, either by email or by post to the DCO Chair.  We will reply to you within a month, and we will amend any data we hold about you if it is incorrect.  We will not make any charge for dealing with such requests.

Implementation and Review

This policy came into force on 20 May 2018 and will be reviewed annually by the management team of the DCO.

 

 

 

 

Authors: Jo James & Elizabeth Gee – DCO Management Team members

Final Version 20 May 2018

 

 

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