92 Overview
92 Overview
Data Protection Act 2018 (2018 c 12) | Legislation

(1)     This Chapter sets out the rights of the data subject as follows—

(a)     section 93 deals with the information to be made available to the data subject;

(b)     sections 94 and 95 deal with the right of access by the data subject;

(c)     sections 96 and 97 deal with rights in relation to automated processing;

(d)     section 98 deals with the right to information about decision-making;

(e)     section 99 deals with the right to object to processing;

(f)     section 100 deals with rights to rectification and erasure of personal data.

(2)     In this Chapter, “the controller”, in relation to a data subject, means

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