Act of 10 May 2018 on the Protection of Personal Data
President of the Personal Data Protection Office
President of the Personal Data Protection Office
The GDPR applies directly, but it leaves Member States choices in areas such as children, employment, sensitive data, research, freedom of expression, public-sector processing and supervisory procedure. Poland uses its national law to exercise those choices.
PL-DPA-2018: Act of 10 May 2018 on Personal Data Protection
Start with the GDPR baseline, then assess the national provisions concerning DPO notification, public-task restrictions, UODO procedure, inspections and sanctions. Apply sector legislation and regulator measures where the national law refers to them.
Use the country-specific law page and controls as a delta layer. Retain the current official text, an applicability decision and evidence for every national rule implemented.