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3. Does a right to be forgotten add any additional protection to data subjects not already
available in other individual participation rights?
4. Does a right to be forgotten entail prohibition on display/dissemination or the erasure of
the information from the controller‘s possession?
5. Whether a case-to-case balancing of the data subject‘s rights with controller and public
interests is a necessary approach for this right? Who should perform this balancing
exercise? If the burden of balancing rests on the data controller as it does in the EU, is it
fair to also impose large penalties if the said decision is deemed incorrect by a data
protection authority or courts?
6. Whether special exemptions (such as the right to freedom of expression and
information) are needed for this right? (over and above possible general exemptions
such as national security, research purposes and journalistic or artistic expression)?
7. Are there any alternative views to this .
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