The allegations relate to a £500 payment which was offered to PSNI workers following a major data breach.

The identities of the seven HIA victims were mistakenly revealed in an email in May 2020.

Businesses have until the end of February to pay their registration fee to the data authority.

More than 80 litigants sued for breaches of privacy, negligence and personal injury.

Personal details on all 9,400 officers and staff were accidentally released in August last year.

A mediation process is to take place to agree the amount of damages paid to PSNI staff.

The council has reported themselves to the Information Commissioner’s Office.

Personal details of more than 400 people have been shared in error by the Department of Education.