Representatives of Parliament trained in the field of personal data protection

On June 16, 2026, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (CNPDCP) organized a training session dedicated to representatives of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, aiming to strengthen knowledge regarding the application of the legal framework in the field of personal data protection and to familiarize participants with the new regulations provided by Law No. The training activity aimed to deepen understanding of the new obligations and responsibilities of public authorities in the process of personal data processing, as well as to facilitate a uniform and efficient application of legal provisions. During the session, essential aspects related to the principles of personal data processing, data subjects' rights, legal grounds for processing, responsibilities of operators and authorized persons, as well as technical and organizational measures necessary to ensure data security and confidentiality were addressed. In this context, participants were informed about the application of the accountability principle, processing activity records, data protection impact assessments, data breach notifications, strengthening data subjects' rights, and the new oversight and sanctions mechanisms provided by legislation. Additionally, practical challenges faced by public authorities in their current personal data processing activities were analyzed, with relevant examples and recommendations for implementing necessary compliance measures in light of the new legal provisions. By organizing this training session, CNPDCP reaffirms its commitment to support public institutions in implementing the new legislative provisions and strengthening institutional capacities in the field of personal data protection.