Réttindaskráning
Réttindaskráning is a process of documentation of individual's experiences or relationships with the public services in Iceland. It was introduced in 2002 as a way to record and protect citizens' rights to access public information. The purpose of the process is to create a comprehensive and transparent record of interactions between the individual and public authorities.
The réttindaskráning process involves the collection and storage of data related to citizens' interactions with public
Relevant authorities in Iceland, including government agencies, municipalities, and companies providing public services, are required to
In Iceland, the réttindaskráning process is based on the Personal Data Protection Act (Alþingi's Nr. 142/2003),
Overall, the réttindaskráning process in Iceland seeks to provide citizens with a clear understanding of their