DPR Passes Draft Bill on Personal Data Protection into Law

  • The Indonesian House of Representatives (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat – "DPR") held a plenary meeting on Tuesday, 20 September 2022 during which the Draft Bill on Personal Data Protection was finally approved. As a result, the Personal Data Protection Law ("PDP Law") has now been passed. The final version of the approved PDP law features 16 chapters and 76 articles.
  • The 16 chapters set out under the PDP Law address the following matters: 1) General provisions; 2) Implemented principles; 3) Types of personal data; 4) Rights of personal data subjects; 5) Processing of personal data; 6) Obligations of personal data controllers and processors regarding the processing of personal data; 7) Transfers of personal data; 8) Administrative sanctions; 9) Governing institution; 10) International cooperation; 11) Public participation; 12) Dispute resolution and procedural law; 13) Prohibition on the utilization of personal data; 14) Criminal provisions; 15) Transitional provisions; and 16) Closing provisions.
  • A more detailed elaboration of the new PDP Law will be available in a forthcoming edition of Indonesian Law Digest set for publication on 28 September 2022.
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  • The Indonesian House of Representatives (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat – "DPR") held a plenary meeting on Tuesday, 20 September 2022 during which the Draft Bill on Personal Data Protection was finally approved. As a result, the Personal Data Protection Law ("PDP Law") has now been passed. The final version of the approved PDP law features 16 chapters and 76 articles.
  • The 16 chapters set out under the PDP Law address the following matters: 1) General provisions; 2) Implemented principles; 3) Types of personal data; 4) Rights of personal data subjects; 5) Processing of personal data; 6) Obligations of personal data controllers and processors regarding the processing of personal data; 7) Transfers of personal data; 8) Administrative sanctions; 9) Governing institution; 10) International cooperation; 11) Public participation; 12) Dispute resolution and procedural law; 13) Prohibition on the utilization of personal data; 14) Criminal provisions; 15) Transitional provisions; and 16) Closing provisions.
  • A more detailed elaboration of the new PDP Law will be available in a forthcoming edition of Indonesian Law Digest set for publication on 28 September 2022.
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