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Telecommunications (Subscribers Identification and Registration) Regulations 2020, notification of unauthorised disclosure of subscriber information

Telecommunications (Subscribers Identification and Registration) Regulations 2020 (S.I. No. 35 of 2020), reg. 22(5)-(6)

In force.

A breach notification rule binding private bodies.

Obligation class
Breach notice

What it requires

  • Notify the Commission immediately where a subscriber's information is deliberately or otherwise disclosed in violation of the Regulations.

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Regulation 22(5) of the Telecommunications (Subscribers Identification and Registration) Regulations 2020 requires service providers to notify the Commission immediately where a subscriber's information is deliberately or otherwise disclosed in violation of the Regulations. Regulation 22(6) of those Regulations requires the Commission, on receiving that notification, to take reasonable steps to minimise the effect of the breach.

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