The document provides information about the closing of a conference. It begins with introducing the chair of the closing plenary session and provides instructions in case of a fire alarm. It then lists the next activities which include the closing of the networkshop and a light lunch option. The rest of the document appears to be about a presentation on Anarchy and GDPR, including discussing being your worst customer, people, processes and technology, planning, doing, checking and acting, and documenting evidence. It also includes information about a hub and spoke program for stakeholder compliance with faculty level leads and their roles and responsibilities in the project. The document closes with announcing any questions, the conference closing by Shirley Wood from Jisc, and an exhibitor prize

1. Closing plenary
Chair: Shirley Wood

2. Please switch your mobile phones to silent
12:45
No fire alarms scheduled. In the event of an
alarm, please follow directions of NCC staff
Networkshop closes.
Light lunch (including ‘grab bag’ option)

3. How LGBT peoples’ lives have
been changed by the internet
AnnaWilson, HEAnet

4. Anarchy and GDPR
Luci FoxThomas
University of Westminster

5. Anarchy and the GDPR
»Be your worst customer
»You, Me, Everyone - people, processes and a bit of tech
»Plan, Do, Check,Act
»Repeat
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6. Anarchy and the GDPR
»Documented evidence of stuff
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7. Hub and Spoke Programme
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» Stakeholder compliance operating model, using a series of faculty-level leads
Enterprise Data
Security Lead (Me)
Corporate
Services Lead
Faculty 2
Lead
Faculty 3
Lead
Faculty 4
Lead
Faculty 5
Lead
Faculty 6
Lead
Faculty 1
Lead
Faculty Lead Role in project and capacity:
 1 Faculty Lead per faculty
 Time commitment of 4 hours/ month
 Capacity on project: Meet with stakeholders,
produce the initial faculty data inventory list,
review and update annually thereafter.
Provide monthly progress status reports to
the Enterprise Security Lead who will report
status to GDPR working group and
University Governance group/s
Faculty-level leads are responsible for:
1. Being local champions of data privacy compliance
(identifying local stakeholders who know where data
resides, identifying who should take training within the
faculty and ensuring that the training has happened)
2. Compiling and maintaining a data inventory within
the faculty (identification of owners, locations and
helping shepherd them into compliance).

8. Questions?
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9. Conference closing
Shirley Wood, Jisc

10. Exhibitor prize giving

11. Thank you for attending