Abstract

Crime and misuse of personal data cause significant losses to individuals and community groups who own data. The absence of an institution that organizes personal data protection weakens the optimization of achieving the value of benefits for legal purposes that guarantee citizens' fundamental rights related to personal data protection. This study aims to find answers to how the proposed concept of forming a supervisory agency to protect personal data is to achieve the value of benefits for legal purposes of personal data protection. This research is normative juridical research with a comparative legal approach method. The study results show that the proposed establishment of an independent supervisory body with an honorary council can achieve the goals of personal data protection law in Indonesia.

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