[Seminar] Rationalizing Penalties for Personal Information Protection Act Violations

The Personal Information Protection Commission is recently seeking to strengthen the standard for imposing administrative fines for violations of the Personal Information Protection Act from 3% of “sales related to the violating act” to 3% of “total sales.” In response, the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE) plans to hold a discussion on ways to rationalize the level of corporate penalties for violations of the Personal Information Protection Act, and we ask for your interest and participation.

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Topic: Measures to Rationalize the Level of Penalties for Violations of the Personal Information Protection Act

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Date and Time: Monday, July 5, 2021, 10:00 a.m.

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Venue: Yeouido Forest Vision Center, 7th Floor, Yeollim Hall

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Presenter: Minho Kim, Professor at Sungkyunkwan University

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Discussants: Hyukwoo Lee, Professor at Paichai University

Inhak Hwang, Senior Research Fellow at the Korea Institute of Enterprise Law

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Moderator: Sung-no Choi, President of the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

Seminar Inquiries: Eunsu Shin, Researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE) T) 02-3774-5003 E) ses@cfe.org

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Original title: [세미나] 개인정보보호법 위반 처벌수위 합리화 방안

Author: Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

Date: 2021-06-21

Source: https://www.cfe.org/bbs/bbsDetail.php?cid=notice&pn=18&idx=23997