Data defence delay - Staffing shortages, technology gaps and training needs slow move towards full enforcement of personal information protection law
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Data defence delay - Staffing shortages, technology gaps and training needs slow move towards full enforcement of personal information protection law
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The regulatory body responsible for Jamaica’s national data protection regime has said it will require another two years before it is in a position to fully enforce the Data Protection Act (DPA), which was passed by Parliament in 2020. Established under the DPA, the Office of the Information Commissioner (OIC) is responsible for overseeing the use of personal data and addressing breaches as outlined in the law.
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Jamaica Gleaner
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2026-07-30
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8/8/26, 6:33 PM
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English
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Privacy & Data Protection
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Jamaica
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Data defence delay - Staffing shortages, technology gaps and training needs slow move towards full enforcement of personal information protection law. (2026, July 30). Jamaica Gleaner. http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20260730/data-defence-delay-staffing-shortages-technology-gaps-and-training-needs-slow
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