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Q1- Outline three key values that will guide the drafting of the new law, which needs to balance the interests of data subjects and data commerce . These are the normative values that you may wish to protect and enshrine, and that policymakers would use as a foundation for drafting data protection law. When answering this question, you should provide a brief summary of each value. An example of a value is provided below. Inalienability: Data privacy and protection are human rights that cannot be bought or sold.

• Value 1:
• Value 2:
• Value 3
• Q2- Provide a short justification of why you recommended each of the three values you provided in Question 1.1. You do not need to repeat your values as part of this response, only provide a justification
• Justification of Value 1:
• Justification of Value 2:
• Justification of Value 3:
• Q3-

  Outline the potential strengths and weaknesses of each of your three recommended values. Consider the following questions when formulating your answers:

• What impact might your recommended value have on the market for data, or use of data, in a commercial context?
• Does your value empower or disempower the data subject? If so, how?
• Would your value give the data subject greater or less control over their data?
• Would your value prevent companies (or even governments) from making use of valuable data? If so, is this a positive or negative development?
• Would your value change or interfere with the balance between the individual interest in data privacy and collective societal interests in data processing?

• You may choose to use bullet points to answer this question.

• Strengths and weaknesses of Value 1:
• Strengths and weaknesses of Value 2:
• Strengths and weaknesses of Value 3:
• Q4-

  Explain how your recommended values balance the commercial interests of data exploiters with the rights of data subjects.

  Think about the role of data as both a commercially valuable asset class and an intimate reflection of the person, and consider the following questions when answering this question:

• Do you think the commercial interests of the data exploiters or the rights of data subjects should take priority?
• How can a balance be struck to satisfy both groups?