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ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS (dataprotection)

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 12.32 — ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS

(DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 12.32

ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS

(DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF

FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

23rd November, 2021

LEGAL NOTICE 456 of 2015.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 12.32 — ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

The title of these regulations is the Online Publication of

Court Judgments (Data Protection) Conferment of Functions

Regulations.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 12.32 — ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

In these regulations any reference to the Director General

(Courts) shall include a reference to the Chief Executive Officer of the

Court Services Agency as authorised to carry out the legal functions of

the Director General (Courts) in terms of articles 3(i) and 6 of the

Court Services (Establishment as an Agency) Order.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 12.32 — ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

The Director General (Courts) shall, subject to the

provisions of the Data Protection Act, have the function and power to

determine whether a person has valid grounds to exercise the right of

erasure of personal data in respect of the content of a court judgment

published online on the website of the Court Services Agency.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 12.32 — ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

The right of erasure of personal data from a court

judgment published on the website of the Court Services Agency shall

be given effect either by anonymising the judgment or any part thereof

or by removing the judgment from the said website.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 12.32 — ONLINE PUBLICATION OF COURT JUDGMENTS (DATA PROTECTION) CONFERMENT OF FUNCTIONS REGULATIONS

The Director General (Courts) has the discretion in

deciding upon an application for the exercise of the right of erasure of

personal data from a court judgment published on the website of the

Court Services Agency.

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