Bill 25: Adopt a Concrete Action Plan That Goes Beyond Your Policies
InsightsIn order to comply with current legislation, your organization must have a mapping system, which is the basis for protecting personal information.
Québec's Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of personal information (Law 25), which came into force on September 22, 2021, requires that organizations that collect, use or store personal information have a governance program to ensure the protection of this information.
To achieve this, covered entities must adopt policies, methodologies, procedures, as well as data capture and data management tools to implement this governance program.
You must identify a person in charge of the protection of personal information so as to fulfil your obligations under Law 25. These include:
Our experts know the ins and outs of Law 25 and will assist you in drafting the required policies, methodologies and procedures.
In addition, they will guide you towards technological solutions for automating the creation of personal information files and controlling your processing activities.
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