6. Using the NDDA data

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We asked participants about who they think should be able to use the NDDA data.

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Lots of participants told us people with disability should have control over who can use the data about them.

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And participants said they were comfortable with their data being shared.

But only if this data doesn’t say who they are.

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Participants explained that the community should be able to use the data.

And it should be easy for them to use.

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One participant told us it’s important to explain who can use the data.

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And participants shared a list of people who they think should use the data.

This list included different groups of people, such as:

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  • people with disability

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  • government departments

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  • disability organisations

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  • service providers.