Watchdog apologises to ex-NatWest boss Alison Rose for suggesting she breached data rules over Farage bank details

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Watchdog apologises to ex-NatWest boss Alison Rose for suggesting she breached data rules over Farage bank details
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The Information Commissioner's Office says its comments last month wrongly gave the impression it investigated the actions of Dame Alison Rose.

The UK information regulator has apologised to the former NatWest chief executive Dame Alison Rose, who resigned after discussing the banking affairs of Nigel Farage with a journalist. The Information Commissioner's Office said its comments last month - in which the regulator said a NatWest employee shared information when they should not have done, and there were two privacy breaches - wrongly gave the impression it investigated the actions of Dame Alison.

we apologise to Ms Rose for suggesting that we had made a finding that she breached the UK GDPR in respect of Mr Farage when we had not investigated her. 'Our investigation did not find that Ms Rose breached data protection law and we regret that our statement gave the impression that she did.' In its ruling in October, the ICO said there were two privacy breaches involved in the disclosure to BBC News business editor Simon Jack.

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