Right to access
Confirmation, summary of processing, contact info of fiduciary
Notice + consent flows, principal rights workflows, breach reporting timers, and significant data fiduciary controls — wired into the same control library auditors already see.
Data principal rights · §11–§14
Every right has an SLA, an owner, and a paper trail. The Data Protection Board sees evidence on demand.
Confirmation, summary of processing, contact info of fiduciary
Update, complete, correct, or erase personal data
Readily available redressal mechanism
Nominate another principal in event of death/incapacity
Fiduciary obligations
Itemized notice in plain language; clear stated purpose
Free, specific, informed, unconditional, unambiguous
Defined non-consent grounds with documented justification
Reasonable security to prevent breach; defined audit cadence
Verifiable parental consent; no behavioural tracking
DPO appointment, audit, DPIA at notification thresholds
DSAR — 30-day SLA
Every stage is owned, timed, and exportable to the Data Protection Board if challenged.
Penalties · Schedule 1
Quantified penalties make the cost of inaction concrete. The DPB has issuance authority — and the rules implement Schedule 1 directly.
Run notice, consent, rights, and breach reporting from the same platform your security team uses.