Data Bites: Personal data in Government is broken
Simon Worthington takes part in Data Bites, organised by the Institute of Government. In this session gives a talk on how ‘Personal data in Government is broken’.
Simon discusses his project Personal Data Exchange: a data sharing federation that makes personal data sharing for government services easier, more private and more secure. It aims to make what one department knows available to another department’s service, sharing only what needs to be known for eligibility and making sure citizen data isn’t used for any other purpose. It provides audited, compliant, privacy-preserving and useful data access everywhere, both online and for staff.
Read more about this in Simon’s blog post: Personal data in Government is broken
Also learn more about Simon’s work on the Personal Data Exchange Programme at the Government Digital Service in this case study:
