- In order to introduce an implementing regulation to Law No. 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection ("Law No. 27/2022"), the government is currently preparing a Draft Regulation which will address the following matters: 1) Personal data ("Data"); 2) Processing of Data; 3) Rights and obligations; 4) Transfers of Data; 5) International cooperation; 6) Authority of the Personal Data Protection Agency; 7) Administrative sanctions; and 8) Dispute resolution and procedural laws.
- Various provisions that are not specifically regulated under the framework of Law No. 27/2022 will be further addressed under the Draft Regulation once it is promulgated, including: 1) Objections to automated processing; 2) Violations of data processing along with compensation procedures; 3) Rights of data subjects in relation to data processing; 4) Implementation of data processing; 5) Assessments of data protection; 6) Procedures for notifications of mergers, separations, acquisitions, consolidations and dissolutions of legal entities; 7) Data protection officers; 8) Transfers of personal data; and 9) Procedures for the imposition of administrative sanctions; and 10) Procedures for implementing the authority of data protection institutions.
- The Draft Regulation will primarily affect Data controllers and Data processors (collectively referred to as "Parties") and currently features a clear-cut set of provisions that address certain measurements that should be completed by Parties whenever they implement data processing activities and responsibilities, as well as data protection principles.
- A comprehensive analysis of the Draft Regulation will feature in a forthcoming Hukumonline publication.
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