The Republic of Slovenia’s National Assembly, the Drzavni Zbor, voted 50-8 to adopt the Personal Data Protection Act. The legislation “transposes” the EU General Data Protection Regulation into Slovenian, as the country met all the requirements to fully implement the GDPR. The law, written into Article 38 of the country's constitution, covers human rights including the protection of personal data, the ability to access personal data collected by companies and judicial redress for the mishandling of one’s personal data.
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