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    every policy and procedure set in place to ensure I am doing my part to comply with all the necessary laws and codes of practice. The Human Rights act 1998 - and how it relates directly to schools including the right to education, the right to respect for private and family life, and the right to have freedom of expression. This means that if a school acts in a way that is not in line with the Convention, they are breaking the law.…

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    (P1):- Hardware • Web servers: A server where the entire website is hosted from. This is useful in an e-commerce sense as it manages connections to the site and checks account information against its database. • Download speeds: The speed in which data is sent and received from the internet from specific nodes or user computers. Download speed is important so that the processors can send and receive information quickly. Network: • TCP/IP address: The address that the domain is masked to,…

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    are such that they block potentially hazardous packets but in the process of doing that task it can block legitimate packets, making it harder for you to use internet communication systems. A packet is a portion of data which travels within a given network. Each packet transports the data that will help it get to its purposed destination. - Strong…

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    the working environment, it ensures safe practice for the workers and safety, protection and stability to people that are in their care. Legislations The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 aims to prevent unsuitable people from working (either paid or unpaid) with children or vulnerable adult. Employers who work with these people have to be registered according to the act and The Independent Safeguarding Authority decides if people should be…

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    Sales of Good Acts (1979) Asda would meet the Sales of Good Act 1979, as they would provide products that are of good quality and ‘fit for purpose’ for customers to use; Asda wouldn’t be providing a product that isn’t in bad quality; an Asda product like an egg wouldn’t be broken or a carton of milk wouldn’t have holes; every product would be ‘fit for purpose’. Also, Asda states on what each product is described like if there was a coat that said “wool coat”, it would be made out of wool,…

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    This answers some questions proposed in introduction part. The consenting party, has the right to give or refuse the consent, and it must be voluntary, consequences and items asked to consent must be explained to the consenting party. Back to the second condition, what does it mean by having the authority to give the consent? My friend’s USB key is on my computer, do I have the authority? R. v. Duarte (1987) states that “an authorized occupant of a residence may give consent to a search.”…

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    and Technology (NIST) established in 1972 by the Computer Security Act of 1987 by redesignating the National Bureau of Standards. In 1998 President Bill Clinton issued Presidential Decision Directive 63 which established the United States critical infrastructure program as applicable to computer and information systems. Subsequently, in 2002 the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) replaced the Computer Security Act of 1987 which intended to enhance information security policies…

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    worse but your support is being reduced. Q11 The Mental Health Act 1983 (MHA) dealt with the assessment, treatment and rights of people with mental health conditions and their compulsory admission to hospital; Data Protection Act 1998 is the safeguarding of confidential information about individuals Human Rights Act 1998 protects a range of human rights and ensures all people are treated equally. Mental Health Act 1983. The purpose of the Act is to state the circumstances in which a person can…

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    on discussing how policies & procedures help children and young people and their families’ whist being looked after. I will be discussing how Every Child Matters 2003, Children Act 1989/2004 and Data Protection Act 1998 and how these legislations help children as well as their families. Policies & Procedures are a set of Acts, Rules and Laws which have been put into place by the government and are legally enforced. These sets of policies & procedure must be followed by all members of the public,…

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    The United Kingdom has a diverse population, comprising of people from all nations around the world, from many different cultural and religious backgrounds. Within the health social care setting all practitioners have a duty to ensure that they work in a way which supports equality of opportunity while taking into account people's political, economic, social and civil rights, and in such a way that promotes diversity and inclusion. What is equality? Equality is about 'creating a fairer…

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