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Personal Data Fairness & Transparency Transparency Public Authority Public Sector
Sep 3, 2025
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The purpose of this study was to assess the transparency of personal data in thirteen specific public registers in relation to European data protection law, and to identify privacy-enhancing measures that could bring these registers into compliance with the regulations or prepare them for future developments...

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The purpose of this study was to assess the transparency of personal data in thirteen specific public registers in relation to European data protection law, and to identify privacy-enhancing measures that could bring these registers into compliance with the regulations or make them future-proof in light of technological developments. A link to the report, the summaries in Dutch and English, and the parliamentary letter is available. There is also a table summarizing the findings and recommendations for each register examined. The parliamentary letter and the table incorrectly state that the final report mentions the publication of WSNP reports; this is not the case. Furthermore, the parliamentary letter is interesting because action has been taken directly as a result of the report, and the conclusions are being taken seriously. A more comprehensive policy response is expected in 2026.

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