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When is the deadline for dpa 2018 part 3 (law enforcement processing) response to a data subject request?

The catalogue records a 1 month period from The relevant time: the latest of receipt of the request, receipt of information requested under s.52(4), or payment of any fee charged under s.53. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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1 month
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The relevant time: the latest of receipt of the request, receipt of information requested under s.52(4), or payment of any fee charged under s.53
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  • Same structure as the UK GDPR: the only relaxations are the two-month extension in s.54(3A) and the clarification pause in s.54(3C). No power in the Commissioner to extend.
  • CURRENCY: s.54 was amended by DUAA 2025 s.76(6) with effect from 5 February 2026 (SI 2026/82, reg 2(h)), and the same saving in SI 2026/82 reg 4(b) preserves the old position for Part 3 requests received before that date. Section 54(1) applies the definition to ss.45(3)(b) and (5), 48(2)(b) and 53(7), so it governs access, rectification and erasure requests in the law enforceme

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