Data Protection Commissioner

A Data Protection Commissioner is an official responsible for overseeing how organizations handle personal information. Their role is to ensure that companies and institutions collect, store, and use data in ways that respect individuals' privacy rights and comply with data protection laws. They investigate complaints, monitor data practices, and promote good data management. Essentially, they act as a guardian for personal data, helping to prevent misuse or breaches, and ensuring that organizations are accountable for safeguarding people's private information while maintaining transparency and trust.