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Quebec Law 25 Compliance
Quebec Law 25 (Bill 64) Privacy Compliance for Organizations Handling Quebec Data
Praxis-Q delivers Quebec Law 25 compliance for organizations that collect or process the personal information of Quebec residents - privacy governance, consent management, PIA/DPIA, breach response and cross-border transfer controls aligned to the CAI requirements.
Quebec Law 25
Quebec Law 25 Compliance
Quebec Law 25 (Bill 64) Privacy Compliance for Organizations Handling Quebec Data
The Problem
Quebec Law 25 is the strictest privacy law in Canada, with penalties up to $25M or 4% of worldwide turnover. Most organizations still lack the privacy officer, consent records and breach procedures it now requires.
What We Do
- Gap Assessment
- Governance
- Consent & Rights
- PIA & Transfers
- Breach Readiness
What You Get
- Gap assessment against all Law 25 obligations
- Privacy officer role and governance setup
- Consent and transparency mechanisms
- Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA/DPIA)
- Breach notification process to the CAI
- Cross-border transfer impact assessments
- Data retention and de-indexing rights
- Records of processing and policies
Frequently Asked Questions
Who must comply with Quebec Law 25?�-�
Any organization, inside or outside Quebec, that collects, holds or processes the personal information of Quebec residents, regardless of size.
What are the Law 25 penalties?�-�
Administrative monetary penalties up to $10M or 2% of worldwide turnover, and penal fines up to $25M or 4% - among the highest in North America.
How does Law 25 differ from PIPEDA?�-�
Law 25 is stricter: mandatory privacy officer, PIAs, explicit consent, breach reporting to the CAI, plus data portability and de-indexing rights beyond PIPEDA.
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