Venesky Brown
Information Disclosure Officer

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Venesky-Brown’s client, a public sector organisation with offices across Scotland, is currently looking to recruit Information Disclosure Officers for 6 month contracts on rates of £19.04/hour (PAYE). These roles will be hybrid based after training has been completed onsite.
Responsibilities
- Log requests for information under relevant legislation and logging ongoing monitoring information received relating to PVG scheme members.
- Search for, assess for relevancy and log information from local and corporate information systems or from other departments.
- Make recommendations whether to disclose information under PVG/Part V, DBS/ANI and compose recommended disclosure text, and articulate the rationale for recommendations following QAF guidance.
- Peer review recommendations by other Information Disclosure Officers for 'no disclosures' under PVG/Part V, DBS/ANI and sign off where in agreement.
- Compose and dispatch responses to requests made under the terms of Freedom of Information and Data Protection legislation as directed.
- Prepare and publish information on the Freedom of Information publication scheme, including publication of responses to requests on the disclosure log.
- Process, check and despatch requests for information made under the terms of the Data Protection Act 2018.
- Will be responsible for assessing and self-managing risk within all aspects of the role.
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- In the absence of formal qualifications, relevant working experience is required in order to support familiarisation and on the job training for the role.
- A knowledge and understanding of the legislative frameworks and practices that underpin Freedom of Information disclosure, PVG/Part V disclosure and Data Protection.
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- Experience of first line management
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