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Inspector General for the Protection of Personal Data On July the 13th 2006 the Diet appointed Micha³ Serzycki Inspector General for the Protection of Personal Data. On the same day, the new Inspector General took an oath before the Diet.
In conformity with the Act on the Protection of Personal Data, on July the 13th 2006 Micha³ Serzycki started his four-year term of office as Inspector General for the Protection of Personal Data. Micha³ Serzycki was born on July the 3rd 1971 in Warsaw. He graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński and from the College of Pedagogy. Moreover, he attended many courses preparing him to occupy managerial positions in public administration, including the courses on the competence of executive public officers, of the candidates to the Supervisory Board, of attorneys responsible for privatisation matters, as well as courses on the knowledge and abilities necessary to organise work properly and execute the respect of the health and safety regulations by the employees. Currently, Mr Serzycki is doing Master of Public Administration, post-graduate studies destined for the administrative managerial staff, at Leon Ko¼miński Academy of Entrepreneurship and Management in Warsaw. Mr Serzycki started his professional career in the National Fund of Rehabilitation of Handicapped Persons (PFRON) where he occupied various managerial positions. In the meantime, he was acting in the supervisory authorities of commercial partnerships and was the member or the chairman of the Commissions appointed within PFRON. From December 2002 till the moment of the election as Inspector General for the Protection of Personal Data, he had been working as Deputy Mayor of the Wola district in Warsaw. Responsibilities of the Inspector General for Personal Data Protection Responsibilities of the Inspector General for Personal Data Protection are provided for by the provisions of the Act of 29 August 1997 on the Protection of Personal Data (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2002, No. 101, item 926, with amendments). Pursuant to these provisions the Inspector General for Personal Data Protection shall be entitled to:
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