The full of Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) began this afternoon the discussion of the project prepared by the minister Norma Lucia Pina Hernandezin which he proposes to invalidate the National Register of Mobile Telephony Users (panaut), created by the current federal government and which has been suspended since last year.
In a first vote, the ministers showed violations of the legislative procedure to approve the reform to the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law.
The ministers began the in-depth study of the project, which considers that the challenged rule violates these rights by ordering the creation of the National Register of Mobile Telephony Users (panaut) that will obtain, collect, store, record and keep the personal information that as a whole give an x-ray of the private life of people.
“Given the strong impact that the Panaut generates in the human rights to the privacy and protection of personal data, and given that the sensitive data of the users of the mobile telephony, it must be concluded that the issuance of the contested decree required an impact assessment on the protection of personal data in terms of the aforementioned General Law, which of the records that make up this file does not show that it existed. Failure to comply with this requirement subjects the rights to privacy, intimacy and personal data protection to a risk that cannot be endorsed in light of articles 6 and 16 of the General Constitution,” the bill mentions.
The minister’s project Norma Lucia Pineapple deals with the unconstitutionality action 82/2021 and its accumulated 86/2021, promoted separately by the National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data (inai) and various opposition senators.