ImplementingRegulationPersonalDataProtectionLaw
Art. 1Status unknownSaudi ArabiaRegulation
Issued by Saudi Data & AI Authority / NDMO
The terms and phrases used in this Regulation shall have the meanings assigned to them
in Article (1) of the Personal Data Protection Law issued by Royal Decree No. (M/19)
dated 9/2/1443H and amended by Royal Decree No. (M/148) dated 5/9/1444 AH. The
following terms and phrases - wherever used in this Regulation - shall have the meanings
assigned to them, unless the context requires otherwise:
1. Regulation: The Implementing Regulation of the Law.
2. Direct Marketing: Communicate with the Data Subject by any direct physical or
electronic means with the aim of directing marketing material, this includes but is
not limited to advertisements or promotions.
3. Personal Data Breach: Any incident that leads to the Disclosure, Destruction, or
unauthorized access to Personal Data, whether intentional or accidental, and by
any means, whether automated or manual.
4. Vital Interest: Any interest necessary to preserve the life of a Data Subject.
5. Actual Interest: refers to any moral or material interest of the Data Subject that is
directly linked to the purpose of Processing Personal Data, and the Processing is
necessary to achieve that interest.
6. Legitimate Interest: refers to any necessary interest of the Controller that requires
the Processing of Personal Data for a specific purpose, provided it does not
adversely affect the rights and interests of the data subject.
7. Pseudonymisation: Conversion of the main identifiers that indicate the identity of
the Data Subject into codes that make it difficult to directly identify them without
using additional data or information. Such additional data or information should be
kept separately, and appropriate technical and administrative controls should be
implemented to ensure that they are not specifically linked to data subject's
identity.
8. Anonymization: Removal of direct and indirect identifiers that indicate the identity
of the Data Subject in a way that permanently makes it impossible to identify the
Data Subject.
9. Explicit Consent: Direct and explicit consent given by the Data Subject in any
form that clearly indicates the Data Subject's acceptance of the Processing of their
Personal Data in a manner that cannot be interpreted otherwise, and whose
obtention can be proven.
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The Arabic text is the legally binding version. The English translation is provided for guidance only.
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