Privacy Groups Raise Concerns over New Data Commissioner
The appointment of Niamh Sweeney, a former Meta lobbyist, raises concerns about conflicts of interest and regulatory impartiality, with 42 civil society groups urging reconsideration.
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Privacy groups raise concerns over new Data Commissioner
A group of privacy organisations, including the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, has written to the Government expressing concerns over the recent appointment of a third Commissioner of the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC).
The appointment of former meta-employees Niamh Sweeney to the new Irish Data Protection Officer continues to cause indignation. More than 40 non-governmental organisations are now addressing the EU Commission in an open letter.May Sweeney be pleased about the appointment: Meta-Chef Mark Zuckerberg – All rights reserved IMAGO / Cover-ImagesMore than 40 non-governmental organisations speak out in an open letter against the newly appointed Irish Da…
Open Letter: Recent appointment of third Commissioner at the Data Protection Commission
The appointment of an individual with industry connections to the Irish Data Protection Commission could potentially result in Ireland becoming a point of obstruction for the effective implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The post Open Letter: Recent appointment of third Commissioner at the Data Protection Commission appeared first on European Centre for Press and Media Freedom.
ICCL signs a joint letter on the appointment of the third Commissioner of the Irish DPC
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has signed a joint letter to the government to express our deep concern at the recent appointment of the third Commissioner of the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC). The appointment of a former Meta lobbyist as third Commissioner of the DPC reflects a concerning level of disregard for EU Law and for the government’s legal obligations to ensure independent, impartial, and eIective implementation of GDPR.…
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