Once a DSFA has been completed or it has been decided that it is not necessary to do so, controllers should consider the following points and document these considerations before disclosing personal data. • For routine (i.e. at scheduled intervals) data exchange, different from ad hoc or single data exchange, it is necessary to define and agree in advance. Considering the exchange of data, the OIC states that controllers must assess their general compliance with data protection rules and decide „as a first step” whether to carry out a Data Protection Impact Assessment („DSFA”). According to the GDPR, IPRs are mandatory if data processing „is likely to result in a high risk to individuals.” You can respond to the consultation through the OIC online survey or download the document and contact datasharingcode@ico.org.uk by email. . . .
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