This processing model relates to the analysis of the criteria of properties sought by potential tenants for the sending of rental proposals as well as the sending of rental proposals similar to the property in which the data subject has expressed an interest

This processing model relates to the monitoring of activities relating to financial instruments, the management of operations carried out on accounts, operations carried out on behalf of the State, public or private issuers as well as the management of the various forms of participation, employee profit-sharing and shareholding.

This processing covers the collection and use of offence and conviction data necessary for the conclusion, performance and management of insurance contracts, and for litigation and legal defence purposes.

Processing of personal data by UK local authorities for the purpose of receiving, verifying, and transmitting applications for passports and other official identification or administrative documents to the competent national authority (HM Passport Office or Home Office).

Processing of employee and customer identification data to detect and prevent conflicts of interest in gambling activities, such as casino employees participating as players.

This processing model relates to prevention actions proposed by the insurer

Processing of personal and household data by local authorities to monitor, track, and support population census activities. Data is collected temporarily for analysis, transferred to the national statistics authority, and then deleted by local entities. Aligns with the Census Act 1920, Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007, and UK GDPR guidance on public task.

This processing activity concerns the sending of political communications (e.g. electoral campaign materials) to individuals whose personal details have been sourced from the open electoral register, within the context of an election or democratic engagement activity. The processing aligns with political campaigning as recognised under UK GDPR Recital 56 and Section 8(e) of the Data Protection Act 2018. Access to the open electoral register is permitted for political purposes under the Representation of the People Regulations 2001.

Processing of personal and health data to monitor, analyse, and respond to adverse health events related to medicines, medical devices, or health products, ensuring compliance with UK patient safety obligations.