|   1) What Personal Data is Collected    The Sheffield & Chess Association (S&DCA) collects
    names and contact details (e-mail addresses, and/or telephone numbers,
    and/or postal addresses) of its own officials, officials of Member Clubs,
    entrants to individual competitions run by the S&DCA, and persons
    interested in receiving the S&DCA electronic newsletter.  It also
    collects player’s names along with the clubs and teams they represent in
    competitions run by the S&DCA.   2) Internal Uses of Personal Data   The S&DCA uses personal data it collects to carry out
    administrative tasks necessary for running the activities of the S&DCA,
    including: (a) issuing notices of S&DCA General and Executive
    meetings,(b) issuing fixtures for team competitions,
 (c) issuing draws for team knock-out and individual competitions,
 (d) issuing notices of other competitions as may be organised from time to
    time,
 (e) reporting results in competitions, or progressive stages thereof,
 (f) other administrative purposes that may arise, such as requesting
    results, matters regarding “registration” of players, and handling
    disputes.
   The legal basis for collecting and using personal information
    for purposes (a) to (f) above is “legitimate interest”. These purposes are
    essential to the running of organisations such as the S&DCA.   3) Publication of Personal Details on the S&DCA Website   The S&DCA publishes some personal details on a website (http://mannchess.org.uk/S&DCA.htm),
    to enable communication between those people in order to facilitate the
    running of the activities of the S&DCA as above.   Such details published on the website are available more
    widely, so individuals will be asked to supply explicit permission (the
    legally required “opt in”) for their details to be published on the website
    for the above purposes (a) to (f), enabling them to specify which personal
    details may appear on the website.   4) Bulk E-Mail Communication   Where a “reply-to-all” facility is not required, e-mails
    addressed by S&DCA officials to a number of people will be sent
    blind-copying (“BCC”) the recipients.   Where members of a group, such as the Executive or a wider
    group of officials, have explicitly consented to it, e-mails may be sent to
    that group with normal addressing rather than blind-copying, to facilitate
    group discussion via “reply-to-all”.   5) Electronic Newsletter [NB Production of this newsletter ceased some time
    after this statement was produced]   The S&DCA will collect e-mail addresses of individuals
    wishing to receive the electronic newsletter. The legal basis for
    collecting and using personal information for this purpose is “consent”.
     Those wishing to receive the newsletter must supply their e-mail
    addresses, giving explicit consent for use for this purpose. The newsletter
    will be sent by e-mail, blind-copying (“BCC”) the recipients, so as not to
    disclose their e-mail addresses.   6) Supply of Personal Details to External Organisations   The S&DCA will not supply the personal details it collects
    to other organisations, except, on a “legitimate interests” basis, when
    necessary for the pursuit of the S&DCA’s normal activities.
     Accordingly:   (1) players’ names and teams/clubs will, until present
    established practice changes, be posted to an external website, which is
    currently that of the English Chess Federation (https://www.englishchess.org.uk/).   2) players’ names and teams/clubs, and, if relevant, S&DCA
    officials’ contact details for query and/or invoicing purposes, may be
    supplied to an external organisation to facilitate the process of grading [later
    termed “rating”] of chess games played in competitions run by the
    S&DCA.  [Subsequently, some such information consequently now appears
    on the ECF’s
    League Management System and ECF Rating
    database.]   |