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EU: DATA PROTECTION: EDPS general survey shows that EU institutions and bodies have different levels of data protection compliance

01 January 2012

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EU: DATA PROTECTION: EDPS general survey shows that EU institutions and bodies have different levels of data protection compliance (Press release, pdf) and Survey results (pdf):

"Peter Hustinx, EDPS, states: "I am concerned that not all EU institutions and bodies are performing as well as they should. Implementation of data protection principles is not only a matter of time and resources, but also of organisational will. Ensuring compliance is a process that requires the commitment and support of the hierarchy in all institutions and bodies."

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