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Data Law Differentiates Licensing and Accreditation
Law No. 151 of 2020 on Data Protection defines the distinctions among three main concepts: licensing, permitting, and accreditation, within the framework of organizing the collection and processing of electronic personal data. The law clarifies that licensing is an official document granted to legal entities, allowing them to carry out data processing activities for a renewable period of three years. Permitting is granted to natural or legal persons on a temporary basis, not exceeding one year, and can be renewed as needed; it authorizes the conduct of specific activities or the performance of designated tasks. Accreditation, on the other hand, is a certificate that qualifies individuals or companies to provide consulting services in data protection after meeting all legal and technical requirements. The law also includes clear rules to ensure compliance with technical and regulatory standards in handling personal data.
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