Trinidad and Tobago Data Protection Act 2011
Part IV: private sector (not yet proclaimed) – Trinidad and Tobago Data Protection Act 2011

Trinidad and Tobago Data Protection Act 2011 s69: ss.69, 71 to 74 Follow the General Privacy Principles and comply with any mandatory code of conduct (not yet proclaimed)

Anyone who collects, retains, manages, uses, processes or stores personal information in Trinidad and Tobago, collects it from individuals there, or uses a local intermediary or telecoms provider to do so must follow the General Privacy Principles; the Commissioner may order an industry to develop a code of conduct (through its regulator), approves codes, and the Minister may make an approved code mandatory; failing to comply with a mandatory code is an offence.

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