Ofqual explains how it collects and uses your data at in-person events.
Official title: Privacy Notice for in-person events
The useful part first
In 20 seconds.
- What changes
- This document outlines the privacy practices for Ofqual events for the first time.
- Who is affected
- People who sign up for or attend in-person events hosted by Ofqual.
- What you may need to do
- No action is stated in the source.
- When
- From 14 October 2026.
- Legal status
- GuidanceAdvice, not a new law
Choose your summary
Key points
The essentials, point by point- 1
Ofqual collects your data to manage event attendance and provide support.
- 2
They may record or photograph events for training and documentation.
- 3
You can withdraw your permission for them to use your photos or recordings.
- 4
You are not allowed to use automated recording tools at their events.
- 5
Personal data is kept for varying lengths of time, often up to six years.
- 6
You can request to see or correct the information Ofqual holds about you.
Written automatically by AI from the source text. It can contain mistakes. The impact level is our estimate, not an official rating.
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