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Public dialogue on the use of data by the public sector in Scotland
This report presents the findings from a public dialogue on the use of data in Scotland commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the ethics of data-led projects. The purpose of the panel was to inform approaches to data use by the Scottish Government and public sector agencies in Scotland.
Appendix B: meetings and members of the oversight group
The oversight group met four times over the course of the panel to advise on different stages of the project:
- August 2022: discussion and approval of the methodological design
- October 2022: discussion around early fieldwork progression
- November 2022: discussion around later fieldwork progression
- January 2023: discussion of the guidelines formulated by the panel and possible topics for further engagement
The members of the oversight group were:
- Scottish Government representatives
- Academia:
- Prof. Rowan Cruft (University of Stirling)
- Dr. SJ Bennett (University of Edinburgh)
- Dr. Fay Niker (University of Stirling)
- Civil Society:
- Representatives from the:
- Ada Lovelace Institute
- DemSoc Edinburgh
- Urban Big Data Centre, University of Glasgow
- Chris Mackie (The ALLIANCE)
- Mariano Delli Santi (Open Rights Group)
- Prof. Roger Halliday (Research Data Scotland)
- Shayda Kashef (Administrative Data Research UK)
- Stephen Peacock (Information Commissioner’s Office)
- Representatives from the:
Contact
Email: michaela.omelkova@gov.scot
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