Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Information Technology published its draft "2020–2024 Strategic Plan." The draft plan includes the ministry's commitment to data protection regulations and how data protection officer roles will be formed under the country's draft data protection law. Comments on the draft strategic plan will be accepted until 14 Jan.
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