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  Data Protection Bill - New Clause 4 - Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment
  
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  @ MP voted aye to establish a "Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment"; proposed rights included "privacy from commercial or personal intrusion", and "a right for a data subject to own, curate, move, revise or review their identity as founded upon personal data". 
  
  @ MP voted no against the establishment of a "Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment"; proposed rights included "privacy from commercial or personal intrusion", and "a right for a data subject to own, curate, move, revise or review their identity as founded upon personal data". 
  
  
  The majority of MPs voted against the establishment of a "Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment", proposed rights included "privacy from commercial or personal intrusion", and "a right for a data subject to own, curate, move, revise or review their identity as founded upon personal data". 
  
  MPs were considering the Data Protection Bill[1].
  
  The proposed new clause rejected in this vote was titled: ''Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment (No. 2)'' and stated:
  
  :(1) The Secretary of State shall, by regulations, establish a Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment.
  
  :(2) Before making regulations under this section, the Secretary of State shallâ
  
  :(a) consultâ
  
  :(i) the Commissioner,
  
  :(ii) trade associations,
  
  :(iii) data subjects, and
  
  :(iv) persons who appear to the Commissioner or the Secretary of State to represent the interests of data subjects; and
  
  :(b) publish a draft of the Bill of Data Rights.
  
  :(3) The Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment shall enshrineâ
  
  :(a) a right for a data subject to have privacy from commercial or personal intrusion,
  
  :(b) a right for a data subject to own, curate, move, revise or review their identity as founded upon personal data (whether directly or as a result of processing of that data),
  
  :(c) a right for a data subject to have their access to their data profiles or personal data protected, and
  
  :(d) a right for a data subject to object to any decision made solely on automated decision-making, including a decision relating to education and employment of the data subject.
  
  :(4) Regulations under this section are subject to the affirmative resolution procedure.â
  
  The rejected new clause was accompanied by the following explanatory statement:
  
  :This new clause would empower the Secretary of State to introduce a Bill of Data Rights in the Digital Environment.
  
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  * [1] [https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2017-19/dataprotection.html Parliament's webpage on the Data Protection Bill]
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