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Oddly, GDPR gives 3 reasons why you would need a DPO: 1. you're a public authority (NHS practices are an example) 2. Large scale processing 3. Large scale pr
by jwdunne 8y ago
Oddly, GDPR gives 3 reasons why you would need a DPO:
1. you're a public authority (NHS practices are an example)
2. Large scale processing
3. Large scale processing of sensitive data
They don't specify what large scale means. They also haven't specified how sensitive data qualifies the third statement. One can assume the threshold is lower but the GDPR doesn't specify any thresholds with regards to this.