Journal №1 (2024)
Supervision and Control of Covert Investigative Actions by the Personal Data Protection Service of Georgia
∘ Luka Pavlenishvili ∘

The article examines the legality and oversight of personal data processing in the context of covert investigative activities, with a focus on evaluating the effectiveness and alignment of the current control mechanisms with international standards. Specifically, the article assesses the mandate and authority of the Personal Data Protection Service (hereafter - PDPS) in supervising and regulating such activities. This issue has gained particular significance following the enactment of Georgia's new law “On Personal Data Protection," which granted the PDPS the authority to assess the legality of data processing classified as a state secret.

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