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5 October 2016

Personal Information Protection Commission Releases Draft Cabinet Order And Regulations For Public Comments

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On August 2, the Personal Information Protection Commission released (source document in Japanese) a draft cabinet order and a draft enforcement regulation for public comments.
Japan Privacy

On August 2, the Personal Information Protection Commission released (source document in Japanese) a draft cabinet order and a draft enforcement regulation for public comments. The draft cabinet order defines the term "Individual Identification Code" as one category of personal information and lists DNA data, finger or palm print data, passport number, or basic pension code as Individual Identification Codes. The draft regulation provides rules for creating and using De-Identified Information and safeguards for extraterritorial data transfer. Public comments are due on August 31.

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