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Please see below Compliance Assessment Reports (CARs) available for you to download. Where a CAR has been amended we will put the current version below. If a CAR is in the process of being challenged it will not be added until it is available on the public register.
Please see below Compliance Assessment Reports (CARs) available for you to download. Where a CAR has been amended we will put the current version below. If a CAR is in the process of being challenged it will not be added until it is available on the public register.
The Environment Agency is not able to disclose the details of staff from external bodies and its own staff as this is personal data under the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018) and to disclose it would breach the First Data Protection Principle of the DPA 2018. Personal data, such as individuals’ names, has been redacted from the CARs. Otherwise this information is provided under the Open Government Licence which explains its permitted use.
Information Warnings:
Personal Data in the information is exempt from the Open Government Licence.
It is the responsibility of the licensee to ensure that data they hold is accurate and up to date.
