Duty LXD-1144
Processes voice recordings, in Belarus
Each law's tag says when it binds: proposed proposed in force in force
Draft amendments to Law on Personal Data Protection — AI automated-decision disclosure articleproposed3 lines
Draft amendments to Law No. 99-Z 'On Personal Data Protection', new article on automated processing/automated decision-making; drafting reported January-May 2026, expected submission to the Council of Ministers August 2026
- This measure is proposed and binds nobody yet; what follows is what it would require if it is enacted in this form.
- Warn individuals when AI is used to reach a decision with legally significant consequences for them, such as a hiring decision.
- Give the individual access to a live human specialist when an automated decision affects them materially.
Law No. 455-Z, Information System Operator's Duty to Protect Information (Article 40)in force5 lines
Law of the Republic of Belarus No. 455-Z of On Information, Informatization and Protection of Information (as amended by Law No. 209-Z of ), art. 40 · Read the law's page
- This binds you if you operate an information system or provide information services through one, reaching Belarus or established there, whatever your sector or size: Law No. 455-Z defines an information system operator broadly and lists a private legal entity or an individual entrepreneur among the subjects of information relations it reaches.
- Ensure the integrity and safety of the information your system holds.
- Take measures to prevent disclosure, loss, distortion, destruction, or unauthorized modification of that information, and to prevent blocking of legitimate access to it.
- Where necessary, take measures to restore information that has been lost.
- This duty runs independently of Belarus's comprehensive personal-data statute, Law No. 99-Z, which carries its own security and breach-notice duties recorded separately under the privacy topic; article 40 reaches whatever information your system holds, not only personal data.