[ncc-services-wg] personal data in the NCC

  Jim,
the issue is not to comply EC laws, but Russian law.
I am not a lawyer, but know that exactly now the comparable issues were 
raised by registrars regarding their relationships with registries and 
ICANN.

Dima

On 20.10.2010 14:30, Jim Reid wrote:
> On 20 Oct 2010, at 10:25, Sergey Myasoedov wrote:
>
>> RIPE NCC should have data protection procedures
>
> It does. This is compulsory for any organisation in the EU that holds 
> Personal Data. The NCC is legally obliged to follow the EU Directives 
> on Privacy and Data Protection (primarily 95/46/EC but also parts of 
> 97/66/EC and 2002/58/EC) and how these are enacted in Dutch law. 
> Although I'm not a lawyer, I expect that the EU and Dutch legislation 
> in this area will be compatible with Russian data protection law.
>
>> I tried to find some statements on data protection in the RIPE NCC or 
>> on any guarantee of confidentiality, but no such information found in 
>> the standard service agreement or any policy documents.
>
> Strange. It should be public somewhere.
>
> BTW, in general it's usually more of a problem exporting Personal Data 
> from the EU than it is to send that Personal Data there
>