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GDPR – Information Notices and Model Wordings

LMA18-023-AC | 25 April 2018

Background
Under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), coming into effect on 25 May 2018, all data controllers are required to explain to data subjects in an information notice what personal data they collect, what it is used for, the legal grounds for “processing” such data, and other matters set out in GDPR.

Following publication of the London Market Core Uses Information Notice in November 2017 (LMA Bulletin LMA17-038-MS), the LMA produced related Guidance on the London Market Core Uses Information Notice in February 2018 (LMA Bulletin LMA18-012-SM), which set out the “layered approach” to the provision of Information Notices recommended by the ICO:

LayerNotice typeLinks
Layer 1Short Form Noticelinks to Layer 2 and potentially Layer 3
Layer 2Insurance Market Participant’s own Long Form Information Notice/ Privacy Policy (which would normally reside on their website)links to Layer 3
Layer 3Core Uses Information Notice

Model Clauses

In conjunction with Clyde & Co, the LMA has now produced a model (Layer 1) Short Form Notice and ancillary consent language / policy clauses, which are available on the Lloyd’s Wordings Repository (LWR), as follows:

  • LMA9151 Data Protection Short Form Notice (Layer 1)
  • LMA9152 Data Protection Consent Form Wordings (Proposal stage)
  • LMA9153 Data Protection Consent Form Wordings (Claims stage)
  • LMA9154 Data Protection Clause for commercial lines policies (no consent)
  • LMA9155 Data Protection Clause for commercial lines policies (with consent)

Application and Use
These wordings/clauses, as with all LMA model wordings/clauses, are purely illustrative and established and distributed for the guidance of Members, who are free to agree to different wordings.

The wordings/clauses are for use in the UK/EU/EEA only. The LMA is currently discussing with Lloyd’s their potential use in the USA and other non-EU/EEA territories.

Steve Morrell
Head of Regulatory Affairs

Manreet Sher
Senior Executive, Legal & Compliance

Alison Colver
Head of Wordings