List of processing activities for registrars, superintendent registrars and registration authorities
2. Sharing of registration information
Civil Registration services
List of processing activities for registrars, superintendent registrars and registration authorities
2. Sharing of registration information
Civil Registration services
| RECIPIENT | PURPOSE | INFORMATION | PERSONAL INFORMATION | STATUTORY PROVISION | LAWFUL BASIS (under Article 6 GDPR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Applicant for a certificate | To obtain a certified copy of a birth, death, marriage or civil partnership entry | Where the applicant can identify the relevant entry and pay the fee, all the information contained in a birth, death or marriage entry; name, surname and date of birth for a short certificate; full details from a civil partnership entry where the applicant can provide the address of the civil partners; all information excluding address of the civil partners where the applicant cannot provide it. | Yes | S31 and S33 Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953; S64 Marriage Act Regulation 15 Civil partnership (Registration provisions) Regulations 2005 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Superintendent registrar | To certify registration records | Quarterly returns of births (including still- births) and death registrations from registrars | Yes | S26 Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Superintendent registrar | To certify registration records | Quarterly returns of marriage registrations from everyone required to register marriages | Yes | S57 Marriage Act 1949 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Registrar General | To compile and maintain a central record of registration events | Certified copies of birth (including still births) and death registrations from superintendent registrars | Yes | 27 Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Registrar General | To support UK Statistics Authority requirement to produce statistical information | Birth, still-birth and death confidential particulars to be collected by the RG | Yes | S2 Population (Statistics) Act 1938 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Registrar General | To support UK Statistics Authority requirement to produce statistical information | Birth, still-birth and death voluntary particulars | Yes | No provision | 6 (e) public task; The right to have personal data erased does not apply |
| Registrar General | To support UK Statistics Authority requirement to produce statistical information | Medical Certificate of Cause of Death additional information | Yes | Regulation 11 The Registration of Births Deaths and Marriages Regulations 1968 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Registrar General | To compile and maintain a central record of registration events | Certified copies of marriage registrations from superintendent registrars | Yes | S58 Marriage Act 1949 | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Registrar General | To report an offence or suspicion of an offence | Forged documents | Yes | Regulation 72(1)(b) of the Registration of Births and Deaths Regulations 1987 (births and deaths); Regulation 23(1) of the Registration of Marriage Regulations 2015 (marriages); Regulation 18 of the Civil Partnership (Registration Provisions) Regulations 2005 (civil partnerships) | 6 (c) legal obligation; The rights to object to processing of personal data or have personal data erased do not apply |
| Registrar General | Crime fighting purposes | Suspicious applications for birth certificates, benefit fraud, fraudulent documents etc. | Yes | Schedule 6 Immigration Act 2014 | 6 (e) public task; The right to have personal data erased does not apply |
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