You can find additional information about how the ±«Óătv Scottish Symphony Orchestra processes your personal information in the and in the ±«Óătv’s main . Where there is inconsistency between those documents and this notice, this notice shall prevail. The ±«Óătv will process the information that you have provided to us in this form, including your name and email address. We process your personal information to ensure that we can administer our event and contact you about the event that you have applied for. We have a legitimate interest to process your personal information: to ensure that we can process your booking and administer our event. We have conducted a balancing exercise and we are satisfied that the information that we collect is reasonable and necessary for ticketing purposes.
We may contact you about other ±«Óătv SSO events, but we will only do so with your consent.
We also process information relating to your access requirements, but only if you choose to provide that information to us. We process this information to ensure that we can meet your needs at our events. We rely on your explicit consent to process this information.
You can withdraw your consent at any time by contacting tunesfortots@bbc.co.uk
The ±«Óătv will retain your personal information for as long as you are actively attending ±«Óătv SSO events. If you choose to opt out, your details will be added to a suppression list and then deleted after three years.
The ±«Óătv will use third parties (QiC Systems Ltd and Maximiser) to store this information, but they never use your data for their own purposes.
If you have any questions about how the ±«Óătv handles your personal information, or you wish to find out about your rights, please visit the the . You will also be able to find out more information about how the ±«Óătv processes your information and how you can contact the ±«Óătv’s Data Protection Officer.
If you raise a concern with the ±«Óătv about the way it has handled your personal information, you are entitled to lodge a concern with a supervisory authority. In the UK, the supervisory authority is the ).