What Aruba National Ordinance on Personal Records (Landsverordening Persoonsregistratie), 2011 requires
Aruba, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, regulates personal data through the National Ordinance on Personal Records (Landsverordening Persoonsregistratie), the national ordinance of 19 May 2011, modelled on the former Dutch data-protection framework. Aruba does NOT have a dedicated independent data protection authority; oversight rests with the Minister of Justice (there is no body named 'Autoridad pa Supervishon di Dato Personal (ASD)'). The Ordinance establishes principles for the lawful processing of personal data, grants data subjects rights of access, correction, and objection, requires controllers to notify processing of personal records to the responsible authority, mandates appropriate security measures, and restricts cross-border transfers to countries providing adequate protection.
Pillar: Cybersecurity · Authority: Minister of Justice (Aruba) - Aruba has no dedicated independent data protection authority · Version: 2.0.0 · Last updated:
Primary source: https://www.gobierno.aw
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- Aruba National Ordinance on Personal Records (Landsverordening Persoonsregistratie), national ordinance of 19 May 2011, Parliament of Aruba (Staten van Aruba)
- Kingdom of the Netherlands - Data Protection Framework applicable to constituent countries
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