Tunisia Organic Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 2004-63)
Chapter II section II: controller and processor obligations – Tunisia Organic Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 2004-63)

Tunisia Organic Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 2004-63) art20: arts 20, 21 Choose processors carefully, keep them within instructions, and correct data and notify recipients within two months

What does art20 require?

A controller outsourcing processing must choose the processor scrupulously; the processor must comply with the law, act only within the controller's authorisation and have the necessary technical means, and both are civilly liable for breaches. Controller and processor must correct, complete, update or delete data they learn is inaccurate or insufficient and inform the data subject and lawful recipients of the change within two months, by registered letter or other written means.

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