Programme

08:30

Registration and Coffee in the Networking Surgery

09:25

Chair's Opening Address
Michael Cross (confirmed)
The Guardian

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09:30

Keynote Address
Christopher Graham (confirmed)
Information Commissioner
“Recent developments and planned changes from the ICO”
The Information Commissioner will discuss recent developments, such as the ICO's new powers, and plans for the future.

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10:00

Keynote Address
Belinda Lewis (confirmed)
Head of Information Policy Division, Ministry of Justice
“The information landscape: how the land lies and what's on the horizon”
Giving delegates an early opportunity to hear the Ministry of Justice's plans for the future of information governance, risk and compliance in the UK.

10:30

Question and Answer Session

10:40

Coffee in the Networking Surgery

11:20

Dr Ian Walden (confirmed)
Professor of Information and Communications Law, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London
“Cloud computing and the effective governance of information”
Cloud computing has been presented as a cheap but viable option for data storage. Dr Walden will discuss the implications for effective governance of information.

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11:40

David Riley (confirmed)
Information Governance Manager and Caldicott Guardian, London Borough of Greenwich
“Information governance in practice in the NHS, and lessons learned for other sectors”
Covering the role of the Caldicott Guardians, and imparting knowledge based on experiences within the Health Service.

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12:00-12:10

Question and Answer Session

12:15

Masterclass Session 1
A series of Masterclasses will run throughout the day. You have the opportunity to pick a stream from the following topics: Data erasure and disposal, Breach detection and prevention, and Privacy enhancing technologies.

13:00

Lunch in the Networking Surgery

14:00

Masterclass Session 2

14:45

Coffee in the Networking Surgery

15:15

Guest Speaker
Professor Nigel Shadbolt (confirmed)
Government Information Advisor
“The implementation of www.data.gov.uk: embracing the need for transparency”
Discussing the transparency agenda, and how government plans to ensure freedom of information.

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15:35

Maurice Frankel (confirmed)
Director, Campaign for Freedom of Information
“The future of the Freedom of Information agenda”
Talking about what the next five years might hold for FoI.

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15:55

William Malcolm (confirmed)
Senior Associate in the Outsourcing, Technology & Commercial Group, Pinsent Masons LLP
“Identity management, privacy protection and openness: the approach of the Scottish Government”
As we enter a UK coalition government, a look at how the minority Scottish Government has approached a number of privacy issues now in Westminster's sights, including identify management, use of databases in government, the DNA database and the extension of FoI laws.

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16:15

Question and Answer Session

16:30

Chair’s Closing Remarks

16:35

Event Close