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9 Jul 2024: human biological materials, the identity of the participants shall be protected at all. ... methodologies, or representatives of communities relevant to the research. In all cases,.

11 Jul 2024: In all cases, the Admissions. Manager will keep a confidential file note for seven years. ... vaccination where appropriate to ensure alignment to any NHS requirement. 6 In all mentioned cases, upon receipt of a firm acceptance of the offer of a place,

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25 Mar 2024: under the Data Protection Act. The Act applies to all forms of data, whether stored. ... waste bins or shredders and all personal data should be securely erased from.

12 Sep 2023: proceed through all three stages - in serious cases the University reserves the. ... to University Safeguarding Policies in cases where risk to client/pupil care is.

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