Describes itself as the independent authority that supervises compliance with the rules on protection of personal data. Under the Data Protection Act it consists of a Council, whose members the Minister of Justice appoints, and a Secretariat.
What they do
Gives guidance and advice, handles complaints and carries out inspections. In serious cases it reports a controller or processor to the police and recommends a fine, because fines are decided by the courts in Denmark. It also runs the National Whistleblower Scheme.
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