An independent parliamentary office; its Department for Personal Data Protection is the unit that supervises compliance with personal data law.
What they do
The Department supports the Commissioner's oversight of personal data protection law, reviews notifications and appeals, advises on the rights and obligations of the parties, develops criteria and certification mechanisms for data protection, and works on bringing practice into line with EU legislation. Its legislation page names the Law On Personal Data Protection and the Commissioner's procedures for control and for notification of high-risk processing.
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