New Indonesia Personal Data Protection Law—Key Provisions to Know and How It May Affect Businesses

This webinar examines the Personal Data Protection Law ratified by the Indonesian Parliament in September 2022, including its key provisions such as consent requirements and cross-border data transfer regime, its impact on businesses that have dealings with the personal data of Indonesian clients and of further underlying clients, the likely attitude of enforcement and regulatory authorities towards enforcement of the law, and gap analysis between the law and GDPR.

 

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After several years in the making, Indonesia’s Parliament finally ratified the Personal Data Protection Bill as law in September 2022, making it the first comprehensive law in Indonesia dedicated to personal data protection. The law will impact both local and international organisations that process the personal data of Indonesian citizens.

Following warm reception to a forward-looking session held in January 2022 on the then upcoming Indonesian personal data protection law, the Asian Business Law Institute returns this time to examine the actual legislation and its implications.

The webinar is expected to discuss, among others, the following areas:

  • Key provisions of the personal data protection law, such as its consent requirements and cross-border data transfer regime
  • Impact of the law on businesses that have dealings with the personal data of Indonesian clients and of further underlying clients
  • Enforcement and regulatory authorities designated under the law, and their likely attitude towards enforcement of the law
  • Gap analysis between the law and its peers such as EU’s GDPR

 

When is this webinar scheduled?

This webinar will take place from 3pm to 4:10pm (Singapore time) on Wednesday, 8 February 2023. Please be mindful of the time difference if you are joining from outside of Singapore.

 

Who will be speaking at this webinar?

Danny Kobrata (Jakarta, Indonesia)

Partner Corporate & Technology, K&K Advocates

Danny leads the Corporate & Technology Team at K&K Advocates, overseeing the corporate, commercial IP, and TMT practice groups. Over the years, Danny has advised domestic and international clients on various TMT matters, including privacy, cybersecurity, e-commerce, advertising and telecommunication. Danny has also been involved in the formulation of various IT laws in Indonesia.

Among the trailblazers in Indonesian TMT law, Danny has advised clients from different industries, including movie platforms, oil, fin-tech, medical, payments, financial, and telecommunications, application-based transportation, ready-to-assemble furniture, F&B, technology, gaming, and e-commerce. His articles on technology issues (particularly on privacy) have been published in national newspapers. He has also acted as speakers in different law seminars in Indonesia and is currently a lecturer at Prasetya Mulya University.

Danny spoke at the webinar held by the Asian Business Law Institute in January 2022 on the then upcoming personal data protection law in Indonesia.

 

Is this webinar accredited for continuing professional development (CPD) points for Singapore-admitted lawyers?

This webinar has been accredited for 1 public CPD point. Attendees who wish to claim CPD points are reminded to provide their AAS numbers or other number issued by the Singapore Institute of Legal Education (SILE) during registration. You are required to strictly follow the attendance policy of SILE before CPD points can be awarded. Please refer to www.sileCPDcentre.sg for more information.

 

I am qualified in a jurisdiction other than Singapore. Will attending this webinar entitle me to claim relevant CPD-equivalent points in my own jurisdiction?

The answer to this question depends on the rules of the relevant governing body in your jurisdiction. In the past, we have issued letters of attendance accompanied by actual Zoom log-in records to assist non-Singapore-qualified attendees to claim their professional learning points. Therefore, if a letter of attendance and a Zoom record are all you need, we will be able to help. Likewise, we have issued the same set of documents to professionals other than lawyers who may also have such continuing education requirements.

However, if the rules of your jurisdiction require an event to be accredited, we regret that this session will not entitle you to claim points outside of Singapore.

 

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Unfortunately, the payments made are not refundable. If you are unable to attend the webinar, we request that you let us know as soon as possible so that we can let you transfer your slot to your colleague.

 

I am interested in this webinar but unable to make it for the live session. If I register, will a recording be made available to me?

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Who can I contact if I have more questions?

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