They have gone as far as setting up a webpage but without a privacy policy, without a cookies notice and without registering themselves on the Information Commissioner’s Office Data protection public register, which is not an auspicious start.
The party launched the website yesterday – Thursday 4th Nov. One would have thought they’d have put all the things mentioned above in place before their launch, but it would appear they’ve put the cart before the horse.
Here’s Ray with Len McCluskey and Jeremy Corbyn, and David With Branson and Rees Moog
Field & Corbyn
Wimble & Branson
As an aside David Wimble’s company Marsh Media Ltd; which used to publisher the Looker is £103,902 in the red. The accounts are overdue according to Companies House and they have issued the First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off of the company. Please do remember Mr Wiimble is also an elected Councillor and responsible for Economic development, regeneration, tourism, heritage (conservation), business rate relief and Planning policy.
His compatriot Ray Field as an elected Cllr is responsible for Traffic management, on and off street Parking, Information technology, Customer Services, information access and security and RIPA, so should have been aware of the legal necessity for all these matters before the site went live.
Accounts
Overdue
As we understand they are seeking possible members to join their party, but before you do, please consider at this moment in time they are in breach of everything data protection law.
Since posting this blog FHIP have put up a cookies notice and a privacy policy, which should have happened before they went live. That said they still have no contact for the data protection officer and they remain unregistered with the ICO.
