GDPR-57-25
Data Governance
57 — Tasks
Apply reasonable fees for manifestly unfounded/excessive requests
Description
Supervisory authorities may charge a reasonable fee based on administrative costs or refuse to act on requests that are manifestly unfounded or excessive, particularly due to repetitive character
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GDPR-57-01
Monitoring
Monitor and enforce GDPR application
GDPR-57-02
Transparency
Promote public awareness of data protection
GDPR-57-03
Transparency
Advise national institutions on data protection measures
GDPR-57-04
Transparency
Promote controller and processor awareness of obligations
GDPR-57-05
Transparency
Provide information to data subjects on request
GDPR-57-06
Monitoring
Handle and investigate complaints
GDPR-57-07
Data Governance
Cooperate with other supervisory authorities
GDPR-57-08
Monitoring
Conduct GDPR application investigations
GDPR-57-09
Monitoring
Monitor relevant technological and commercial developments
GDPR-57-10
Data Governance
Adopt standard contractual clauses
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