Cant we just keep the other three pages digitally and read them out ot the client as per normal ? it’s a total waste of paper

 

Jonathan Black ( Partner)                                                 

BSB solicitors

3 Gower Street

London

WC1E 6HA

 

0207 8373456

 

Criminal Defence Solicitors | Criminal Lawyers | BSB Solicitors

                                 

t @jonblackbsb

t@bsbsolicitors

jonathan.black@bsblaw.cjsm.net

 

DX 2111 Euston Exchange

 

 

 

From: members@mail.lccsa.org.uk [mailto:members@mail.lccsa.org.uk] On Behalf Of Mark Troman
Sent: 25 May 2018 08:35
To: members@mail.lccsa.org.uk
Subject: New online declaration forms

 

Happy Friday everyone, the last day of deleting GDPR emails from your inbox without reading them.

 

You might have heard that it has led to v3 of the online form, and be delighted to see it is now 5 pages. 

 

Would be interested to know whether people think we are bound to keep the new 3 pages on file or can just carry on retaining the first 2 pages for audit.  Seems to me to be a nonsense to have to reproduce them on every file.  Is anyone aware of any guidance?

 

Mark Troman

Solicitor & Higher Courts Advocate

 

Powell Spencer & Partners

www.psplaw.co.uk

270 Kilburn High Road

London, NW6 2BY

DX:123862 Kilburn 2 

T: 020 7604 5606

Securemail: crime.dept@psplaw.cjsm.net

 


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