Data Protection Atlas

Slovenia

Tier 2 Comprehensive law Europe

Principal framework: GDPR + ZVOP-2 (2023). Regulator: Information Commissioner. Last member state to implement (Jan 2023); detailed CCTV and biometrics chapters.

At a glance

Criminal offences
Yes — a dedicated offence carrying custody exists
Principal law
Zakon o varstvu osebnih podatkov (ZVOP-2) [Personal Data Protection Act]
Regulator
Information Commissioner of the Republic of Slovenia
Breach notification
72 hours to the supervisory authority (Art 33); undue-delay notice to individuals at high risk
Maximum penalty
Up to €20m or 4% of global annual turnover
DPO required
Public authorities; large-scale regular monitoring or special-category processing (Art 37)
Digital consent age
15
Extraterritorial reach
Yes — targeting or monitoring people in the EU (Art 3(2))
National implementing act
ZVOP-2 (2023)

Structure

Structural pattern
Not assessed
Sub-jurisdictions
None — no sub-national axis
ISO code
SI

A Pattern 4 jurisdiction has no sub-national layer to model. Devolution elsewhere in the legal system does not imply it here — check each Act rather than reasoning from the country.

Transfers and adequacy

EU member
Yes
EEA member
Yes
Holds EU adequacy
Yes

EU/EEA member — intra-EEA transfers need no adequacy decision.

Instruments

No instrument profiled yet.

Also applies here

Directly applicable as EU law, without national transposition. The national act supplements it rather than replacing it.

Sources

Never independently verified — seeded from the prototype.