Data Protection (Charges and Information) Regulations 2018
What this means for your business
- Enforced by
- ICO
- Applies to
- United Kingdom
- On this page
- 2 compliance obligations, 3 practical guides
What you must do
2 compliance obligations under this legislation.
Registration and licensing 2
Register partnership as a data controller with the ICO
If your business is a partnership and the partners act as data controllers, you can satisfy the data‑protection registration requirements by registering the partnership in its own name. Use the partnership’s principal address and report the turnover and staff numbers for the whole firm, not each partner individually.
Register school data controller and pay any required fee in the school’s name
Fine up to £17,500,000If your school’s governing body and head teacher are both acting as data controllers, you must satisfy the data‑protection registration and fee requirements using the school’s name and address. This means treating the school itself as the single controller for the purposes of the charge and information rules.
Penalties for non-compliance
1 penalty under this legislation.
Register school data controller and pay any required fee in the school’s name
Fine up to £17,500,000
Practical guidance
Our guides explain how to comply with the requirements above.
Register with the ICO and pay the data protection fee
How to register with the Information Commissioner's Office and pay the annual data protection fee. Covers who must register, the …
Data protection for businesses
How to comply with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Covers ICO registration, lawful bases for processing, data …
Data protection annual compliance checklist
Annual checklist for verifying your data protection compliance. Covers ICO fee renewal, privacy notices, records of processing, breach procedures, staff …
Sections and provisions
7 classified provisions from this legislation.