Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted that the entry into force of the law on personal data can be transferred. He expressed this opinion at the time of communication with members of the Youth Forum “Territory of meanings on the Klyazma”, reports RBC.
The head of state also asked about a possible softening of the law. Putin noted that market participants had time to prepare for the entry into force of the law. However, according to the president, you can think about it. “Let me talk with the government. I just tomorrow or the day after a meeting with members of the government “- so Putin answered a question about the possibility of mitigating the law and its postponement.
According to the source of RBC, close to the Kremlin, Putin’s meeting with the government scheduled for July 15.
Before the press-secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov said that on the instructions of the head of state relevant departments will study the possibility to delay the entry into force of the law on personal data.
The law was signed on December 31 2014. Under the current wording, it should enter into force on 1 September 2015. The document prohibits storing personal data on servers of Russians abroad. This data includes information that helps to identify the person – his full name, date of birth, address, and much more.
According to the estimates of the European Centre for International Political Economy, the loss of the domestic economy from the entry into force of the law “On personal data “will make 286 billion rubles. – 0.27% of GDP.
As previously reported by “Kommersant”, during the St. Petersburg Economic Forum to postpone the entry into force of the law to Putin addressed representatives of the Association of European Businesses.
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