Minister says amendments needed to ensure the law is in line with current developments.
The Personal Data Protection Department of the Communications and Multimedia Ministry is in the midst of reviewing the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 to ensure it is up-to-date and in line with current developments.
“Malaysia has the PDPA which was formulated in 2010, but after nine years, there are so many new developments, and it is important for the existing law to be amended to ensure that we are up-to-date with the current developments. Earlier in his keynote address, Gobind said the implementation of GDPR required comprehensive changes to business practices for companies that have yet to implement a comparable privacy laws on data protection.
“As for industry players, especially data users who have made preparations with regard to the PDPA, they are well positioned to embrace the GDPR."
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