Italian Data Protection Authority imposed a EUR 20,000 fine on a ministry for competition results

The public nature of a competition procedure does not entitle a public authority to make a complete list of results available to anyone entering its premises. The full text of the decision in the Judykatura database shows how the principle of data minimisation limits the information published with examination results. The Italian Data Protection Authority found that the Ministry of Justice had processed candidates’ personal data unlawfully.


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Wersja polska / Polish version