PDPF · Question #137
Organizations are obliged to keep a number of records to demonstrate compliance with the GDPR. Which record is not obligatory according to the GDPR?
The correct answer is A. A record of notifications sent to the supervisory authority regarding processing of personal data. A record of all intended processing together with the processing purpose(s) and legal justifications. Incorrect. A record of all intended processing with the purpose(s) and legal justifications must be A record of data breaches with all relevant characteristics, including…
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Organizations are obliged to keep a number of records to demonstrate compliance with the GDPR. Which record is not obligatory according to the GDPR?
Options
- AA record of notifications sent to the supervisory authority regarding processing of personal data
- BA record of all intended processing together with the processing purpose(s) and legal justifications
- CA record of processors including personal data provided and the period this data can be retained
- DA record of data breaches with all relevant characteristics, including notifications
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A85% (45)
- B6% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D8% (4)
Explanation
A record of all intended processing together with the processing purpose(s) and legal justifications. Incorrect. A record of all intended processing with the purpose(s) and legal justifications must be A record of data breaches with all relevant characteristics, including notifications. Incorrect. A record of data breaches must be kept. A record of notifications sent to the supervisory authority regarding processing of personal data. Correct. Prior consultation of high-risk processing is obligatory, but there is no need for a separate record of notifications sent. (Literature: A, Chapter 6;GDPR Article 36(1)) A record of processors including personal data provided and the period this data can be retained. Incorrect. A record of processors and data provided must be kept.
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