parliament regulates the data protection act in the uk.
who regulates the data protection act in the uk?
parliament
article 29 data protection working party





















































the article 29 working party (art. 29 wp) was an advisory body made up of a representative from the data protection authority of each eu member state, the european data protection supervisor and the european commission. on 25 may 2018, it has been replaced by the european data protection board (edpb) under the eu general data protection regulation (gdpr) (regulation (eu) 2016/679).





















































the composition and purpose of art. 29 wp was set out in article 29 of the data protection directive, and it was launched in 1996.





















































its main stated missions were to:
article 29 data protection working party
personal data protection act 2012 (singapore)





















































the personal data protection act 2012 (the "act") sets out the law on data protection in singapore. apart from establishing a general data protection regime, the act also regulates telemarketing practices.





















































section::::structure of the act.





















































the act is arranged into ten parts:





















































section::::personal data protection commission.





















































the act establishes the personal data protection commission ("pdpc"). the pdpc is singapore's primary data protection authority, and also administers the do not call registry. among other matters, the pdpc issues advisory guidelines on the act, and also enforces the act.





















































section::::personal data protection commission.:advisory guidelines.
personal data protection act 2012 (singapore)