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RA 10173 is also known as?

Data Privacy Act of 2012

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The Data Privacy Act of 2012 is also known as what RA?

RA 10173

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  • Protect human right in privacy and of communication, while faving free flow information for innovation and growth

  • To ensure that information is secured and protected

RA 10173 (Declaration of Policy)

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  • Administers and implements the provisions of this Act (RA 10173)

  • Ensures compliance of the country for Data Protection

National Privacy Commission (NPC)

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The “National Privacy Commission” is attached to which 2 sectors?

  • Department of Information

  • Communications Technology

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The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is headed by a?

Privacy Commissioner

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The Privacy Commissioner of the National Privacy Commission (NPC) is assisted by?

2 Deputy Privacy Commissioners:

  • 1 for Data Processing

  • 1 for Policies and Planning

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What are the requirements to be a Privacy Commissioner?

  • At least 35 years of age

  • Good Moral

  • Expert in Information Technology and Data Privacy

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How long is the term for a Privacy Commissioner?

3 years, may be reappointed for another 3 years

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What are the requirements to be a Deputy Privacy Commissioner?

Expert in Information and Communications Technology and Data Privacy

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How long is the term for a Deputy Privacy Commissioner?

3 years, may be reappointed for another 3 years

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What are the Data Privacy principles?

  • Transparency

  • Legitimate Purpose

  • Proportionality

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This principle means that, data subject must be aware of the nature, purpose, and extent of the processing of his or her personal data

Transparency

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This principle means that, the action must be compatible with a declared and specified purpose.

Legitimate Purpose

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This principle means that, the means of obtaining data must be adequate, relevant, suitable, necessary, and not excessive in relation to a declared and specified purpose.

Proportionality

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An individual, organization, or body that controls the processing of personal data, including instructing another party to process it on their behalf.

Personal information Controller (PIC)

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An individual, organization, or body that processes personal data on behalf of a PIC.

Personal Information Processor (PIP)