and efficiencies in services more broadly. Social Finance Limited +44 (0) 20 7770 6836 87 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HJ socialfinance.org.uk 65 6.5 Information Governance We found that the Insight Bristol team recognised the importance of information governance and ethics in delivering the TFD and, as such, considerable time, attention and expertise was focussed in this area. This involved employing an independent specialist in information governance and working with the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation to develop six best practice principles for work in this area. These were as follows: 1. Public benefit and Value 2. Responsible and Accountable 3. Secure and Private 4. Being Transparent 5. Accurate and Reliable 6. Fair The Head of Service notes that the development of this work took place because they weren’t aware of other work done to consider ethics in the domain of data sharing in Children’s Services that could be drawn upon. In this respect, as with the development of technical elements of the TFD, ethical considerations were pioneering: "There wasn't anybody doing any work on the ethical use of data in this context. So there wasn't anyone you could talk to." As with other elements of this section, our review principally concerns how information governance has been implemented in practice. Since this evaluation doesn’t have a specific information governance focus, it will therefore not be an authoritative assessment of the data protection practice in respect of the TFD. Instead, it offers insight and points of consideration by reporting the views of staff regarding the approach taken and how this could potentially be adjusted moving forward. For clarity, we will use the different principles contained in the UK GDPR as a basis for review, which broadly align 