Quebec's Law 25 grants rights for automated decisions

Quebec's Law 25, specifically Section 12.1, establishes rights for individuals regarding decisions made solely through automated processing. Enterprises must inform individuals when such decisions are made and, upon request, provide details about the personal information used, the reasons for the decision, and the principal factors involved. This law also mandates that individuals have the right to request corrections and submit observations to a human reviewer capable of altering the decision, distinguishing it from the GDPR's Article 22. AI

IMPACT Establishes new legal requirements for AI-driven decision-making, impacting compliance strategies for businesses operating in Quebec.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses new legislation impacting AI and data privacy. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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• Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector
• Article 22 of the Japanese Constitution
• GDPR
• LégisQuébec
• Quebec
• Section 12.1
• Section 27
• Section 8.1

• policy

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