Madagascar

MG · MDG · Middle East & Africa

1 regulator · 8 laws & regulations · 3 obligations

Obligation	Timing	Regulator	Arises from	Source
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Asset and interest declarations by listed officials	Frequency Within 3 months of appointment; renewal every 2 years or after a major change	BIANCO	Loi n° 2016-020 sur la lutte contre la corruption (Law 2016-020 on the fight against corruption)	official
Art. 2 lists the officials who must declare their assets and economic interests within three months of appointment and renew the declaration every two years or after a major change in position or assets; the duty continues for two years after leaving office. Art. 3 makes BIANCO responsible for collecting, verifying and archiving declarations and sanctioning late or false filing. The sentence on officials covered by Arts 40 and 41 of the Constitution is marked as not promulgated.
Lawful basis, notice and data subject rights	—	—	—	source
Processing needs consent (Art. 13, explicit, free, specific and informed) or another basis listed in Art. 17. Controllers must tell individuals who is processing, the purpose, recipients, their rights and any transfer abroad (Art. 27), and must honour rights of access (Art. 23), rectification (Art. 25) and opposition (Art. 22).
Prior declaration or authorisation to the CMIL and data protection officer	Before processing starts	—	—	source
Arts 43-45 require computerised processing to be declared to the CMIL before it starts, and Art. 46 requires prior authorisation for processing presenting particular risks. The CMIL decides within two months, renewable once, and silence counts as refusal (Art. 48). Art. 51 requires each controller to appoint a data protection officer, who must reside in Madagascar (Art. 53); appointing one removes the duty to declare, except where authorisation is needed (Art. 52). The law contains no personal data breach notification duty.
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