Art. 58

Art. 58

Art. 58-A The National Council of Personal Data Protection and Privacy shall be comprised of 23 (twenty-three) representatives, full representatives and alternates, from the following bodies:

I – five (5) representatives from the federal Executive Branch;

II – one (1) representative from the Federal Senate;

III – one (1) representative from the House of Representatives;

IV – one (1) representative from the National Council of Justice;

V – one (1) representative from the National Council of Public Prosecutors;

VI – one (1) representative from the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee;

VII – three (3) representatives from entities of the civil society with experience related to personal data protection;

VIII – three (3) representatives from scientific, technological and innovative institution;

IX – three (3) representatives from trade union confederations representing the economic categories of the sector;

X – two (2) representatives from entities representatives of the business sector related to the area of personal data processing; and

XI – two (2) representatives from labor sector.

§1 The representatives shall be appointed by the President of the Republic, and the delegation of this function is allowed.

§2 The representatives referred to in items I, II, III, IV, V and VI of the lead sentence of this article and their alternate shall be appointed by the full representatives of their respective bodies and entities of the public administration.

§3 The representatives referred to in items VII, VIII, IX, X and XI of the lead sentence of this article and their alternate thereof:

I – shall be appointed as provided for in the regulation;

II – must not be members of the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (Comitê Gestor da Internet no Brasil);

III – shall have a two-year (2) term, with one reappointment being allowed.

§4 Participation in the National Council of Personal Data Protection and Privacy will be considered a relevant unpaid public service.

Art. 58-B It is incumbent on the National Council of Personal Data Protection and Privacy to:

I – propose strategic guidelines and provide subsidies for the preparation of Personal Data Protection and Privacy National Policy and for the operation of ANPD;

II – prepare annual reports to evaluate the execution of the actions of the Personal Data Protection and Privacy National Policy;

III – suggest actions to be performed by ANPD;

IV – prepare studies and hold public debates and public hearing on personal data 8 protection and privacy; and

V – disseminate knowledge about the protection of personal data and privacy to the general population. (Included by Law No. 13,853/2019)