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£500,000 maximum fine for data protection breaches: Government consults

Posted By: admin 16 November, 2009

£500,000 maximum fine for data protection breaches: Government consults: “The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) would have the power to fine organisations up to £500,000 for serious breaches of data protection principles under plans announced this week by the Ministry of Justice.”

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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