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Not for profits & sensitive data

Submitted by Keith Underdown (not verified) on March 10, 2010 - 09:53.

I volunteer at a UK charity (with associated nfp company) that stores information about people's mental and physical health. Does the exemption for nfps still apply? If it does would it not still be a good idea from a probity point of view to register?

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