The Swedish legislators have made limited use of the opening clauses of the GDPR. However, the Swedish Data Protection Act specifies several data-protection topics that companies need to know, such as data subjects’ access requests, employee and children’s consent.
In the following, you will find the additions and derogations to the GDPR on the most important topics of personal data protection for companies. If topics are not linked, there are no derogating or specifying provisions in the national data-protection law.
- Specific data protection law and official guidelines
- Substantive and territorial scope
- Definitions (no regulations deviating from the GDPR)
- Legal principles (no regulations deviating from the GDPR)
- Legal basis
- Sensitive data
- Informing requirements
- E-marketing (new regulation by ePrivacy Regulation remains to be seen)
- Online data protection (new regulation by ePrivacy Regulation remains to be seen)
- Automated decision-making (no regulations deviating from the GDPR)
- Rights of data subjects
- Processing on behalf of a controller
- Records of processing activities
- Data security (no regulations deviating from the GDPR)
- Data breaches
- Data protection impact assessment (DPIA)
- Data protection officer
- Certification
- Data transfer
- Supervisory authorities
- Sanctions and penalties
- Data protection for employees
- Archiving, scientific and historical research
