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ARTICLE · 11 APRIL 2012

Proposals For Reform Of EU Data Protection Rules (In Danish)

Moalem Weitemeyer Bendtsen Advokatpartnerselskab
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Kommissionen foreslog den 25. januar 2012 en omfattende reform af persondatabeskyttelsesreglerne.

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Nicolai Hesgaard
Nicolai Hesgaard
Henrik Syskind
Henrik Syskind
Maria Thomsen
Maria Thomsen

Forslag til reform af EU's persondatabeskyttelsesregler

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Kommissionen foreslog den 25. januar 2012 en omfattende reform af persondatabeskyttelsesreglerne. Sigtet med EU's persondatabeskyttelsesregler er både at beskytte fysiske personers grundlæggende rettigheder og friheder og at sikre en fri udveksling af data inden for EU.

Kommissionens forslag til forordning ajourfører og moderniserer de principper, der er fastslået i det eksisterende databeskyttelsesdirektiv fra 1995 (95/46/EF) og søger at tage højde for den teknologiske udvikling, hvor omfanget af datadeling og -indsamling er steget drastisk.

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