The Data Protection Inspectorate is Estonia's national authority for personal data protection and for public information requests.
What they do
It handles complaints about personal data processing and about entries in the payment default register, and appeals where a holder of public information refuses or ignores a request. Controllers must notify it of a personal data breach within 72 hours of becoming aware of it, and it gives advice and explanations of its positions.
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