Information Holders

Individual Citizens.

  • Bank account details.
  • Age.
  • Phone number.
  • Email.
  • House address. 

Other people:

  • Other peoples phone numbers.
  • other peoples email addresses.
  • Other peoples age.





Businesses.
  • Names.
  • Age.
  • Email.
  • Phone numbers.
  • Addresses.
  • Bank account details.
Other Businesses.

  • Information about other businesses (e.g. how well they are doing compared to another business).
  • Contact information of other businesses (e.g. they may be working with another company).


Government.
  • Citizenship/Status.
  • Tax.
  • National Insurance.
  • Crimes 
  • Elections/Are u able to vote.
  • NHS Information (medication, operations, allergies, etc).
  • Foreign Office, information on who is living outside the UK or who live in the UK but are from another country, (etc: age, phone number, hight, skin colour).



Charities.

  • Bank details.
  • Personal information (skin colour, height, age etc).
  • Record of donations.  


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