Publication - Research and analysis

Private sector access to public sector personal data: exploring data value and benefit-sharing

Published: 31 August 2023
From: Director of Digital
Directorate: Digital Directorate
Part of: Business, industry and innovation, Economy, Public sector
ISBN: 9781805257776

The aim of this review is to enable the Scottish Government to explore the issues relevant to the access of public sector personal data.

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Footnotes

1. This was the case for our search of JSTOR which we had to use an adapted, more limited keyword search for.

2. The tags used can be found in Appendix I.

3. The focus of Aidinlis' review was (G2B) data sharing for research and evaluation purposes, with such data sharing being an, 'emergent practice of governments which are interested in exploring the potential of data analytics to produce more accurate and cost-efficient policies in such contexts as improving access to justice, reducing poverty or supporting healthcare systems' (Aidinlis (2022).

4. For discussion, see Comandè, G., & Schneider, G. 'It's time. Leveraging the GDPR to shift the balance towards research-friendly EU data spaces' (2022) 59 (3) Common Market Law Review, 739-776.

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8. 'Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (PIP) Framework' (WHO, n.d.)

9. 'Standard Material Transfer Agreements (SMTA2)' (WHO, n.d.)

10. 'PIP Framework Partnership Contribution' (WHO, n.d.)

11. 'Influenza – PIP Partnership Contribution' (WHO, n.d.)