GYLA Submits Findings on the Monitoring of Personal Data Filing Systems in Georgian Ministries
Tbilisi. On June 7, GYLA presented
"Monitoring of the Introduction of Personal Data Filing System in Georgian
Ministries," which details the results of its research into Georgian
Ministries’ data filing systems. The report examines the progress of Georgian
Ministries in implementing personal data filing systems, as stipulated by the
Personal Data Protection Legislation of Georgia. GYLA requested information
from all ministries about their personal data filling system and filing system
catalogue. The results of the research revealed the following issues : The
Personal Data Protection Inspector position remains empty; A majority of
Ministries lack data filing systems or data filing system catalogues; The data filing systems in place at some Ministries fall short of
their legislative requirement; Certain
Ministries misunderstand the obligation of having the filing system or the
filing system catalogue, relating it to the appointment of the Personal Data
protection Inspector.
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