Sri Lanka’s Data Protection Authority has issued new legal guidance on protecting personal data in state institutions. The guidance comes in the form of a Personal Data Protection Circular, which aims to prepare state institutions for the implementation of the Personal Data Protection Act.
The circular provides state institutions with guidance on the necessary measures to comply with the Personal Data Protection Act, as amended by the Personal Data Protection (Amendment) Act. This move is intended to ensure that state institutions are equipped to handle personal data in accordance with the law.
The Data Protection Authority’s issuance of the circular marks a step towards enhancing data protection in Sri Lanka’s state institutions. The authority’s efforts are focused on promoting compliance with the Personal Data Protection Act and safeguarding the personal data of individuals.
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