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The Data Protection (Regulation of Financial Services etc.) (Subject Access Exemption) (Amendment) Order 1990

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Article 2AMENDMENTS TO SCHEDULE 1 TO THE DATA PROTECTION (REGULATION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES ETC.) (SUBJECT ACCESS EXEMPTION) ORDER 1987 COMING INTO FORCE ON 15TH MARCH 1990

1.  At the end of the entry relating to the functions under Chapter V of Part I of the Financial Services Act 1986(1)insert —

“(l)statements of principle issued under section 47A;

(m)codes of practice issued under section 63C.”

2.  In the entry relating to the functions under section 107 of that Act for “section 107” substitute “sections 107 and 107A”.

3.  In the entry relating to the functions under Chapter XIV of Part I of that Act for “rules, guidance, arrangements or restrictions” substitute “rules, statements of principle, regulations, codes of practice, guidance, arrangements or practices”.

4.  After the entry relating to the functions under Chapter XIV of Part I of that Act insert —

  • “Functions of Secretary of State or designated agency under Chapter XV of Part I.”

5.  For the entry relating to the functions under section 160 of that Act substitute —

  • “Functions of Secretary of State under section 160A in relation to exemption of advertisements from provisions of sections 159 and 160.”

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