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China · PIPL
Personal Information Protection Law.
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Citation: PIPL Arts 24/54/55/56/57
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What the statute requires, section by section
Personal Information Protection Law of the People's Republic of China (PIPL), adopted 20 August 2021, effective 1 November 2021. Provisions addressed:
- Art. 54
- Processors shall regularly conduct compliance audits of their personal-information processing activities.
- Art. 55 / 56
- Personal Information Protection Impact Assessment (PIPIA) and a record of the processing for high-impact activities (sensitive PI, automated decision-making, sharing, cross-border transfer); the PIPIA report and processing record are retained for at least 3 years.
- Art. 57
- On a breach/tampering/loss, the processor takes remedial measures and notifies the authorities and affected individuals (categories, causes, possible harm, remedial/mitigation measures, contact).
- Art. 24
- Automated decision-making: transparency and fairness; right to explanation and to refuse solely-automated decisions. Note: the Chinese original is authoritative; the official NPC English text is a reference translation.
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