Falling foul of Data Protection Act

Insurance Age staff
01 Nov 2007

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Insurance companies and brokers that have traditional in-house call recording facilities could be falling foul of the Data Protection Act, according to Call Stream. Currently, insurance businesses that sell calls to partner brokers could be recording them after they have been transferred, which is against the rules of the Data Protection Act. This indicates that once a caller has been dealt with by another business, the original point of contact should no longer be privy to the conversation

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