On February 10, Belgium enacted a law (source document in French and Dutch) that regulates the automated processing of personal data related to Belgian passports and travel documents, including their production, billing, indemnification, and replacement. For each purpose identified, the law explains which data can be collected, how long it can be retained, and by whom it can be processed.
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