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Privacy Impact Assessment DPIA Public Authority Public Sector Law Enforcement
Jan 19, 2026
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"The government recognizes the importance of protecting fundamental rights and appreciates that the Commission also gives attention to this issue. Nevertheless, the government has reservations about the proposal, given that the regulation provides for the large-scale availability of sensitive..."

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"The government recognizes the importance of protecting fundamental rights and appreciates that the Commission also gives attention to this. Nevertheless, the government has reservations about the proposal, given that the regulation provides for the large-scale sharing of sensitive data from taxpayers. The government is concerned that the Commission failed to consider possible alternatives to this measure. A proper impact assessment and an explicit analysis of alternative scenarios – such as improving existing cooperation procedures between national authorities, Eurofisc, the European Observatory on Illicit Markets (EOM), and OLAF – are lacking. In accordance with the requirements of the Charter..."

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