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       #Post#: 31130--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Grant Urismo
       Date: July 25, 2024, 7:22 am
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       If you're worried about getting an SAR right, don't be! The
       burden is actually on the organisation to treat anything that
       looks like an SAR as an SAR.
       As long as you prove who you are and you make it clear what you
       want the organisation to tell you, you'll be fine. The
       Information Commissioner has a guide  to making an SAR here:
  HTML https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/getting-copies-of-your-information-subject-access-request/how-to-make-a-subject-access-request/<br
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       ...but I think their guidance to organisations on how to
       recognise an SAR might actually be more useful to reassure you:
  HTML https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-resources/individual-rights/right-of-access/how-do-we-recognise-a-subject-access-request-sar/<br
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       #Post#: 31165--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Pressman
       Date: July 25, 2024, 10:53 am
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       I recommend not giving a SAR because Rufeus must keep his
       address confidential, and registrants demand this evidence,
       which is why they prefer and encourage a SAR rather than Rule 6.
       Penalties for failure to comply with an SAR are minimal, whereas
       failure to respond with a Rule 6 notice can impact the level of
       costs if a claim follows, which is many thousands.
       #Post#: 31242--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Rufeus
       Date: July 25, 2024, 8:19 pm
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       Thanks to everyone for your input. There's some contradicting
       advice and I appreciate everyone is suggesting what they think
       is best.
       I understand Pressman's concern about giving my current address.
       What I haven't mentioned is that the V5C address was changed to
       my current address this year (before this became an issue).
       Would that not mean that the bailiffs would get hold of it quite
       easily?
       There seems to be a lot of layman's guidance online about
       issuing a SAR but the Rule 6 is sparse and complicated.
       In the meantime I have drafted a SAR and attached it for review
       (redacted any personal details).
  HTML https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/pu180kf3aascp8xpkdjrz/Letter_CityofLondon_SAR_240726.pdf?rlkey=arv88x2wrakug4pn2dsbcd7iu&st=jf3u4b2f&dl=0
       Any feedback is welcome.
       Thank you.
       #Post#: 31244--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: July 26, 2024, 2:00 am
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       Boxing and coxing with your current address is pointless IMO. In
       fact, I recommend you pay the bailiff.
       Why?
       Because this caps your liability and if your OOT is successful
       then the bailff's fees would be refunded in addition to the
       surcharged penalty and you'll be back to regular procedure. If
       your OOT is unsuccessful then, as you implied, do you really
       think you could play cat and mouse with the bailiff? The
       authority has a warrant from the court and you have a life to
       lead. Let's keep things simple IMO.
       As regards your draft, they (as in the council who IMO do NOT,
       as implied, refuse to answer SAR requests on a whim and do not
       need their arms twisting with extra- procedural legal action) do
       not need or want to know about the why of your request. You
       could substitute this with 'As the registered keeper of vehicle
       **** I require all notices and correspondence issued by the
       council and their enforcement agents to me in respect of PCN
       ********.
       #Post#: 31546--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Rufeus
       Date: July 29, 2024, 8:51 am
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       Thanks for the feedback, H C Andersen.
       I tend to agree – the stress about having my family exposed to
       the fear, and potential experience, of bailiffs arriving at our
       door is not something I want.
       As nobody else has given any alternative thoughts, I'll send the
       SAR this afternoon (along with your suggested amendment). If
       their response takes longer than the elapsed 21 days then I
       might pay the bailiffs before proceeding with the rest of the
       challenge.
       #Post#: 31608--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Rufeus
       Date: July 30, 2024, 5:43 am
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       The SAR has been sent to pto@cityoflondon.gov.uk
       While I'm waiting for their response, is there anything I can do
       to trigger the OOT (and in turn, delay the bailiffs?)
       Do the PE2 and PE3 have to be submitted together? Or is it
       possible to submit one that doesn't rely on any information I'll
       be waiting on the SAR?
       Thanks
       #Post#: 31615--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: July 30, 2024, 7:17 am
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       If you're Out-of-Time, you have to submit both forms together;
       one is the actual declaration, the other is to request to submit
       out-of-time.
       #Post#: 31618--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Rufeus
       Date: July 30, 2024, 7:44 am
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       Thanks for clarification, Incandescent
       #Post#: 31680--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: Rufeus
       Date: July 30, 2024, 6:33 pm
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       I've received a very unhelpful response to my SAR from City of
       London PTO referring me to the PCN link on their website that
       contains no reference to the PCN correspondence:
  HTML https://imgur.com/ZEneQwF
       This is my draft response:
       --- Quote ---
       >
       > Dear L Burgess, Parking Ticket Office, City of London
       >
       > In my previous email sent 30/07/24, I asked for all
       correspondence regarding regarding PCN CL59095142.
       >
       > The web link that you provided does not reference any of the
       notices and correspondence issued by the council and their
       enforcement agents including letters, dates, and the associated
       address(es).
       >
       > I refer, once again, to the subject access request that I sent
       in my previous email and attached herein. Please supply the data
       about me that I am entitled to under data protection law.
       >
       > If you need advice on dealing with this request, the
       Information Commissioner’s Office can assist you as mentioned in
       the same letter.
       --- End Quote ---
       Do you think my response is adequate?
       Thanks
       #Post#: 31697--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BAILIFF NOTICE: City of London, Code 52M vehicle in
       bus/bicycle-only zone, Cornhill
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: July 31, 2024, 5:14 am
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       To whom did you send your SAR?
       It has nothing to do with parking services or parking/road
       traffic legislation as such and your reply should have come from
       the council department charged with dealing with all SARs.
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