Abstract

The article concerns the project of the Integrated Analytical Platform, which is to offer a centralized research environment serving to provide analyses for the formulation of key public policies. The analyses will use data, including personal data, from many different state registers. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure that fundamental civil rights and freedoms are respected. The article discusses both the current legal status relating to the functioning of the Platform as well as the proposed legislative changes and the comments submitted to them.