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<p>On 10/05/2016 1:53 AM, Greg Shatan wrote:<br>
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style="font-family:verdana,sans-serif">It seems to me that
framing (or attempting to frame) certain purposes as "primary"
and others as "secondary" is also putting the cart before the
horse. We would first need to discuss whether the concept of
"primary" and "secondary" purposes is valid, what the utility
and purpose of such a classification is, and whether it is
relevant to our work. We would need to consider if there are
other classifications within that system that make sense
("tertiary" purposes), and if there are other ways to classify
purposes that make more sense, and should be used instead of
or alongside this classification system.</div>
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But these are basic data protection concepts, very well established
around the world. Surely starting de novo doesn't mean reinventing
the whole legal framework of data protection. One might as well
start by redefining the English language.<br>
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