THE CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUBLIC AUTHORITY IN THE LIGHT OF THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION LAW: AN ANALYSIS ABOUT THE DISCLOSURE OF SOCIAL SECURITY DATA
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v8i5.5925Keywords:
Social Security Data. Public Power. Civil Responsability.Abstract
This article is based on the analysis of the accountability of social security data by the National Institute of Social Security, with the objective of verifying the accountability of the Public Power in the face of this disclosure. As a result, initially a general approach to the General Protection of Protection Law (LGPD) was carried out, contemplating the data considered as a concept of privacy and the varied rules that were created until the advent of the LGPD. In addition, society will be responsible for determining the impact to be applied and the fundamental principles and rights of citizens, in this way, will be applied to the Public Power. In these terms, this research proves to be relevant and scientifically, above all, because the administrative procedure to investigate the case of inert administration in the Attorney General's Office (PGR), is relevant as a person until the moment of obtaining the conclusion of this change.
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