GDPR DPA clause · high
Assistance with Data-Subject Rights
The clause obliging the processor to help the controller answer data-subject requests such as access and erasure.
What the clause requires
The processor must assist the controller in responding to data-subject rights requests (access, erasure, etc.).
Why a GDPR DPA needs it
Article 28(3)(e) requires the processor to assist with data-subject rights. Statutory deadlines are short; without processor assistance the controller can miss them.
Risk if it is missing
The controller may be unable to meet statutory response deadlines for data-subject requests.
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