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Singapore's proposed data protection law – what are the implications?
Practice Area: Databases
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: Singapore
Published: 07 November 2011
Law Firm: DLA Piper
Overview
The recent public consultation by the Singaporean government on consumer data protection has shed new light on the proposed shape of the nation's first comprehensive data protection law. This briefing describes the proposed law in detail, how it will be implemented, the new hurdles the law will bring and how it will affect businesses in Singapore.
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