Chile Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 21.719)
Evidence request list. 30 controls, 30 carrying auditor artefact guidance. Generated from the compliance knowledge graph on 11 September 2026. Published by The Art of Service.
Chile Law 21.719: Controller and Processor Obligations
Obligation to implement data protection by design and by default.
- policy/records evidencing privacy by design/default
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- privacy by design/default not implemented or evidenced
Obligation to adopt technical and organisational security measures appropriate to the risk.
- policy/records evidencing security measures
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- security measures not implemented or evidenced
Obligation to notify the Agency (and, where required, data subjects) of personal data breaches without undue delay.
- policy/records evidencing breach notification
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- breach notification not implemented or evidenced
Obligation to document the lawful basis and to provide the data subject with the prescribed information (transparency).
- policy/records evidencing transparency / lawfulness documentation
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- transparency / lawfulness documentation not implemented or evidenced
Obligations of processors and the requirement for a contract governing processing on behalf of a controller.
- policy/records evidencing processor contracts
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- processor contracts not implemented or evidenced
Obligation to maintain a register of processing activities.
- policy/records evidencing records of processing
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- records of processing not implemented or evidenced
Obligation to carry out a DPIA for high-risk processing.
- policy/records evidencing DPIA
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- DPIA not implemented or evidenced
Specific rules for the processing of economic, financial, banking and commercial (credit) data.
- policy/records evidencing credit/financial data
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- credit/financial data not implemented or evidenced
Designation and role of a data protection officer where required.
- policy/records evidencing DPO
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- DPO not implemented or evidenced
Chile Law 21.719: International Transfers
Conditions for transferring personal data internationally, including safeguards.
- policy/records evidencing international transfers
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- international transfers not implemented or evidenced
Transfers to countries/territories recognised as providing an adequate level of protection.
- policy/records evidencing adequacy
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- adequacy not implemented or evidenced
Chile Law 21.719: Principles and Lawful Basis
The sources of lawfulness for processing personal data (consent, contract, legal obligation, legitimate interest, etc.).
- policy/records evidencing lawful basis
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- lawful basis not implemented or evidenced
Requirements for valid consent - free, informed, specific and unequivocal - and the rules for obtaining and withdrawing it.
- policy/records evidencing consent
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- consent not implemented or evidenced
Law 21.719 (amending Law 19.628): material and territorial scope and the definitions of personal data, sensitive data, controller, processor, consent and the data subject.
- policy/records evidencing scope and definitions
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- scope and definitions not implemented or evidenced
The principles governing processing: lawfulness, purpose limitation, proportionality/minimisation, data quality, transparency and information, security, confidentiality and accountability.
- policy/records evidencing processing principles
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- processing principles not implemented or evidenced
Chile Law 21.719: Rights of Data Subjects
The data subjects right to access their personal data and information about its processing.
- policy/records evidencing right of access
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- right of access not implemented or evidenced
The right to rectify inaccurate, outdated or incomplete personal data.
- policy/records evidencing rectification
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- rectification not implemented or evidenced
The right to cancellation (suppression/erasure) of personal data where the legal grounds apply.
- policy/records evidencing erasure
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- erasure not implemented or evidenced
The right to object to the processing of personal data.
- policy/records evidencing objection
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- objection not implemented or evidenced
The right to data portability - to obtain and transfer personal data in a structured, commonly used format.
- policy/records evidencing portability
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- portability not implemented or evidenced
The right not to be subject to decisions based solely on automated processing that produce significant effects, and to obtain human intervention.
- policy/records evidencing automated decisions
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- automated decisions not implemented or evidenced
The right to request blocking (restriction) of processing in defined circumstances.
- policy/records evidencing restriction
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- restriction not implemented or evidenced
Chile Law 21.719: Special Categories of Data
Special protection and restricted grounds for processing sensitive personal data.
- policy/records evidencing sensitive data
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- sensitive data not implemented or evidenced
Specific conditions for processing health-related personal data.
- policy/records evidencing health data
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- health data not implemented or evidenced
Enhanced protection for the personal data of children and adolescents, including consent rules.
- policy/records evidencing children's data
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- children's data not implemented or evidenced
Specific conditions for processing biometric personal data.
- policy/records evidencing biometric data
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- biometric data not implemented or evidenced
Chile Law 21.719: Supervision, Enforcement and Transition
Voluntary certification and compliance/prevention models that evidence compliance.
- policy/records evidencing certification / compliance model
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- certification / compliance model not implemented or evidenced
Establishment, powers and functions of the Agencia de Proteccion de Datos Personales (APDP) as the supervisory authority.
- policy/records evidencing supervisory authority / cooperation
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- supervisory authority / cooperation not implemented or evidenced
Administrative infringements and sanctions (fines graduated by seriousness) enforced by the Agency.
- policy/records evidencing sanctions / enforcement exposure
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- sanctions / enforcement exposure not implemented or evidenced
Entry into force and the transition period for compliance with Law 21.719 (in force approximately December 2026).
- policy/records evidencing transition / readiness
- evidence the obligation is met in processing operations
- transition / readiness not implemented or evidenced
Assembled from the framework’s own control set, so this list is regenerated rather than written and stays current as the graph does.