Section 13(2) · Video explainer

Ninety Days

The rights clock, corrected: ninety days is the grievance cap, and the s.11 sharing list is the right almost nobody uses

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Summary

You can ask who else was given your data.

The rights clock, corrected: ninety days is the grievance cap, and the s.11 sharing list is the right almost nobody uses

Full transcript

You can ask who else was given your data.

The law gives you rights over it.

Access, correction, updating, erasure.

Plus the identity of everyone it was shared with.

Pause. How long can they take to answer?

No deadline. Ninety days is the complaint clock.

And you can nominate someone to ask for you.

The right almost nobody uses is the sharing list.

Ask for yours once.

s.13(2), r.14(3) — Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 + Rules, 2025
In force from 13 May 2027

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