December Plenary – adopted documents

Jan 12, 2022

Source: European Data Protection Board

During its December plenary, the EDPB adopted the following documents:

EDPB contribution to the evaluation of the Law Enforcement Directive
EDPB response to MEP István Ujhelyi on the alleged use of the Pegasus spyware
Guidelines on examples regarding data breach notifications (following public consultation)
Opinion 39/2021 on whether Article 58(2)(g) GDPR could serve as a legal basis for a supervisory authority to order ex officio the erasure of personal data, in a situation where such request was not submitted by the data subject

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