#62025TO0144General Court Order of the Seventh Chamber: Annulment and Damages Claim Involving EDPS and Personal Data Processing
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This law addresses an annulment and damages claim against the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) for an implicit decision regarding personal data handled by the EUIPO. The General Court found there was no need to rule on the annulment as the initial decision had been explicitly addressed. It also concluded the claim for damages was inadmissible due to insufficient clarity and precision in the applicant's arguments.
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Key Changes
- The annulment claim was dismissed as the decision was explicitly addressed.
- The damages claim was considered inadmissible due to insufficient clarity.
- EDPS was ordered to bear its costs.
Obligations
What this law requires
EDPS must inform data subjects of the outcome of their complaint within three months of submission
EDPS must inform data subjects of the progress of their complaint within three months of submission
EDPS must acknowledge receipt of complaints relating to personal data processing and provide case numbers to complainants
EDPS must assess whether complaints fall within its mandate regarding personal data processing and communicate determination to complainant
EDPS must track and locate submitted complaints within its filing systems to ensure proper processing