https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yvr65dpgzo
'Data from a controversial survey which asked school pupils as young as 14 about their sexual experiences has been advertised for use by external researchers, without the explicit consent of children or parents, BBC Scotland has learned.
The Scottish government's Health and Wellbeing census hit the headlines in 2021 after asking highly personal questions of more than 130,000 school children, raising concerns among education experts and families.
Parents said they were not told the nature of the questions in advance and were not asked to agree that their children's private information could be shared.'
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'However, the data is now being offered publicly to external researchers via the website of Research Data Scotland, a charity created by the Scottish government in 2021 with a stated aim of making it easier to access data around health and wellbeing.