Law / Sweden

Lag (2021:319) om Transportstyrelsens olycksdatabas (Act on the Swedish Transport Agency's accident database), pseudonymised personal data

Lag (2021:319) om Transportstyrelsens olycksdatabas, 14 §

In force since .

A de-identification rule binding government bodies.

Instrument type
an act of a legislature

What it requires

  • Keep only pseudonymised personal data in the Swedish Transport Agency's accident and injury database (Lag 2021:319, 14 § first paragraph).
  • Make personal data directly attributable to individuals again only in an individual case and only where absolutely necessary to verify data supplied for official statistics, for traffic-safety research, or to meet the Agency's duties as controller (Lag 2021:319, 14 § second paragraph).

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Section 14 of Lag (2021:319) provides that the Swedish Transport Agency's database of accidents and injuries in traffic may contain only pseudonymised personal data. The Agency may, in an individual case, take measures to make personal data directly attributable to individuals again only where absolutely necessary to ensure that data it supplies as a basis for official statistics is correct, for traffic-safety research, or so that it can meet its duties as controller.

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