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Handley Gill Limited is a consultancy based in London and SE, with links to NW & NE, offering specialist data protection and legal affairs advice and services. We work with a range of industries, but have particular specialisms in journalism and content creation, social media, and law enforcement.

Data Protection Impact Assessments

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Outsourced Data Protection Officer

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Privacy Policies

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International Data Transfer Risk Assessments

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Data Processing Agreements

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International Data Transfer Agreements

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Legitimate Interests Assessments

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Incident Response

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Data Subject Rights

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Training

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Vendor Risk Assessments

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Breach Preparedness

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Marketing Compliance

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Privacy By Design

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Regulatory Enforcement

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Governance & Oversight

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First Tier Tribunal (Information Rights) Appeals

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Lawful Basis for Processing

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Data Ethics

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Risk Assessments (AIRAs)

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Age Appropriate Design Code / Children's Code

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UK Representative

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ESG Compliance

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Data Breach Remediation

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Online Safety

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Outsourced Artificial Intelligence (AI) Responsible Officer (AIRO)

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Human Rights Impact Assessments

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Equality Impact Assessments

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Illegal Content Risk Assessments

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Children's Access Assessments

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Children's Risk Assessments

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Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS) Reports

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Terms & Conditions

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Community Standards

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Data Protection Impact Assessments - Outsourced Data Protection Officer - Privacy Policies - International Data Transfer Risk Assessments - Data Processing Agreements - International Data Transfer Agreements - Legitimate Interests Assessments - Incident Response - Data Subject Rights - Training - Vendor Risk Assessments - Breach Preparedness - Marketing Compliance - Privacy By Design - Regulatory Enforcement - Governance & Oversight - First Tier Tribunal (Information Rights) Appeals - Lawful Basis for Processing - Data Ethics - Artificial Intelligence (AI) Risk Assessments (AIRAs) - Age Appropriate Design Code / Children's Code - UK Representative - ESG Compliance - Data Breach Remediation - Online Safety - Outsourced Artificial Intelligence (AI) Responsible Officer (AIRO) - Human Rights Impact Assessments - Equality Impact Assessments - Illegal Content Risk Assessments - Children's Access Assessments - Children's Risk Assessments - Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS) Reports - Terms & Conditions - Community Standards -

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Data Protection Day 2025
Data Protection Day 2025

Handley Gill’s specialist data protection consultants discuss the history of Data Protection Day and propose methods to utilise the celebration of the anniversary to further your organisation’s data protection compliance in line with this year’s theme ‘A New Mandate for Data Protection’ in light of emerging technologies and legislative change.

AIME high
AIME high

Handley Gill’s specialist responsible AI consultants consider the requirements of the government’s AI Management Essentials (AIME) self-assessment tool, and address their adequacy in response to the government’s consultation, their role in establishing responsible AI management systems and processes and informing public procurement of AI models and their interaction with the Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS).

An Enterprising Start to 2025
An Enterprising Start to 2025

Get your tickets to Enterprise Nation’s StartUp Show 2025, download the app and book an appointment with us to get free legal and regulatory compliance advice on 25 January 2025. We can’t wait to meet you.

Opportunity Knocks
Opportunity Knocks

Handley Gill Limited’s specialist responsible AI consultants summarise the UK government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan prepared by Matt Clifford CBE and published on 13 January 2025, identifying and analysing the key recommendations affecting data protection, AI regulation, intellectual property and copyright and, ESG.

The Secret Sauce
The Secret Sauce

Handley Gill’s specialists responsible artificial intelligence (AI) consultants consider the implications of the new mandatory public sector algorithmic transparency recording standard for public sector bodies deploying AI models and other algorithmic tools, as well as for AI developers who wish to retain the confidentiality of their commercially sensitive AI models.

DORA do right
DORA do right

Handley Gill’s specialist ESG and human rights consultants consider the matters that financial entities should be considering when assessing their third party ICT service providers’ compliance with ethical and social responsibilities under Article 6(1)(f) Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1773 and the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

Does DORA say do?
Does DORA say do?

With just one month until the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act becomes applicable, Handley Gill’s consultants examine the requirements imposed by DORA on financial entities and, by extension, their third party ICT service providers in relation to their contractual arrangements and obligations to provide information, and identify where financial entities may be seeking to impose adverse commercial terms on their supply chain under the guise of DORA compliance.

Scrape, scrape, scrape away
Scrape, scrape, scrape away

Handley Gill’s specialist responsible artificial intelligence (AI) consultants summarise the UK government’s consultation on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence and consider the implications of the proposed copyright reforms for rights holders.

Peer Review - Part II
Peer Review - Part II

As the Data (Use and Access) Bill continues its passage through the House of Lords, Handley Gill’s specialist data protection consultants summarise the second scrutiny session of the House of Lords’ Grand Committee on the Data (Use and Access) Bill on 10 December 2024, when peers began their consideration of the provisions of Part 5 of the Data (Use and Access) Bill on ‘Data protection and privacy’.

Peer Review - Part I
Peer Review - Part I

As the Data (Use and Access) Bill continues its passage through the House of Lords, Handley Gill’s specialist data protection consultants summarise the first session of the House of Lords’ Grand Committee’s scrutiny of the Data (Use and Access) Bill on 03 December 2024.