General provisions
The purpose of the law
§ 1 the aim of this law is to protect people against their
personal privacy is violated by the action of
personal data.
Different provisions of the regulation
2 § if in another law or regulation
provisions derogating from this law, they shall
the provisions apply.
Definitions
Article 3 of this law the following definitions below specified
importance.
Indication Significance
Treatment (of person-any operation or set of
data) action taken in the case of
personal data, whether
or not by automatic means,
such as collection, recording,
Organization, storage, processing
or alteration, retrieval, consultation,
use, disclosure by
transmission, dissemination or otherwise
the provision of
data, compilation or
combination, blocking,
erasure or destruction.
Blocking (by person-any action taken to
data) the data shall be
associated with information about
they are blocked and the reason
to lock and to
personal data will not be provided
to third parties other than
pursuant to Chapter 2. -acquitted
the regulation.
The recipients to whom the personal data
be disclosed. When personal information is provided
out to an authority shall be
carry out such supervision, control or
the audit is
required to manage, is however considered not
authority as a recipient.
Personal data is any information which directly or
indirectly attributable to a natural
person in life.
The data controller who alone or together
with others determines the purposes and
means of the processing
of personal data
Privacy counsel The processing personal data for the
on behalf of the controller.
Data protection officer the physical person who, after appointment
of the officer,
independently shall ensure that
personal data is processed fairly
and legal manner.
It registered it as a personal data relates.
Consent any freely given specific and
unambiguous indication of his wishes by which the
registered, after receiving
information, signifies
personal data relating to him
or her.
The supervisory authority that the Government appoints
in order to exercise supervision.
Third country a country that is not part of the European
Union or is connected to the European
economic area.
Third parties other than the data subject, the
Officer,
the data protection officer, data protection-
counsel and persons who
in the controller
or personal data Assistant direct
responsibilities are authorized to process
personal data.
Scope of the directive
The territorial scope
section 4 of this Act apply to such personuppgiftsansvariga as are
established in Sweden.
The law is also applied when the officer is
established in a third country but with the processing of personal data
use of equipment that exist in Sweden. What is now
been said does not apply if the equipment is used only for
transfer data between a third country and another such
country.
In the case referred to in the second subparagraph, first sentence, the
officer designate a representative for themselves
established in Sweden. As provided in this law if the
officer shall also apply to the representative.
The processing of personal data within the scope of the law
section 5 of this Act apply to the processing of personal data
which is wholly or partly automated.
The law also applies to other treatment of personal data, if
the data are or are intended to form part of a structured
collection of personal data that are available for searching
or compilation according to specific criteria.
Except for the processing of personal data in unstructured
materials
5 (a) the provisions of section 9, 10, 13-19, 21-26, 28, 33, 34 and
42 sections need not apply to the processing of personal data
which do not form part of or are intended to form part of a collection of
personal data have been structured to significantly
facilitate the search for or the compendium of
personal data.
Such a treatment referred to in the first subparagraph may not be carried out,
If it is a violation of the data subject's personal
integrity. Law (2006:398).
Except for private treatment of personal data
section 6 of this Act does not apply to the processing of
personal information that an individual performs as part of a
activities of a purely private nature.
The relationship with the press and freedom of expression
section 7 of the provisions of this law shall not apply to the
extent that would be contrary to the provisions of the press and
freedom of expression in the freedom of the Press Act or
freedom of speech.
Provisions of 5 (a), 9-29 and 33-44 § § and § 45 first
paragraph, and 47-49 § § shall not apply to such treatment
of personal data is carried out solely for journalistic
purposes or for artistic or literary creation.
Law (2006:398).
Relationship to the principle of
section 8 provisions of this law shall not apply to the
extent it would restrict a government obligation
According to Chapter 2. freedom of the Press Act to disclose
personal data.
Provisions does not prevent an authority archives
and preserves public documents or records taken
hand of an archives authority. The provision in section 9, fourth subparagraph
does not apply to an authority the use of personal data in
General documents.
Provisions derogating from certain provisions
8 AOF the Government may provide for exceptions from the 9,
23-26 and 28 sections and section 29, second paragraph, and article 42 if it is
in relation to the
a) national security,
b) defence,
c) public security,
d) the prevention, investigation or detection of offenses or
of breach of ethics for regulated
professions,
e) prosecution of offences,
f) an important economic or financial interest of the
The European Union or a State which is a member of the Union,
g) Authority relating to the supervision, inspection or
Regulation with regard to such things as mentioned in (c) and (f), or
h) the protection of rights and freedoms. Law (2006:398).
Basic requirements for the processing of personal data
9 § The officer shall ensure that
a) personal data is processed only if it is legal,
b) personal data always be treated properly and in
accordance with good practice,
c) personal information collected only for specified, explicit and
specified and legitimate purposes,
d) personal data are not processed for any purpose that is
incompatible with that for which the data were collected,
(e)) the personal data processed is adequate and relevant in
relation to the purpose or purposes of the processing,
f) no more personal data than necessary with
account of the purposes of the processing,
(g)) the personal data processed is correct and, if it is
necessary, current,
h) all reasonable steps are taken to correct, block or
erase personal data which is inaccurate or
incomplete with respect to the purposes of the processing, and
I) personal data shall be kept for a longer time than
in relation to the purpose or purposes of the processing.
In the case of the first paragraph (d) applies to a treatment of
personal data for historical, statistical or scientific
purposes should not be regarded as incompatible with the purposes for which
the data were collected.
Personal data may be kept for historical,
statistical or scientific purposes for longer than that
mentioned in the first subparagraph of. The personal data may, however, in such
cases not kept for longer than is necessary
these purposes.
Personal data processed for historical, statistical or
scientific purposes may be used to take action in
regarding the data subject only if the data subject has provided
their consent or there are special circumstances with respect to the
vital interests of the data subject.
When processing personal data is permitted
section 10 of the personal data may be processed only if the data subject has
given his consent to the treatment or the treatment is
necessary in order to
(a)) a contract with the data subject shall be carried out or
the measures to be taken in response to the data subject requested
an agreement is struck,
(b)) the officer to carry out a legal
obligation,
c) vital interests of the data subject is adequately protected,
d) a task of general interest to be carried out,
(e)) the officer or a third party to whom the
personal data disclosed to carry out a task in
connection with the exercise of official authority, or
(f)) the purposes of a legitimate interest of the
or officer of such third parties to
the personal data are disclosed shall be met if
This interest outweighs the interest of the data subject
protection against violation of personal privacy.
Direct marketing
section 11 of the personal information shall not be treated for the purposes of
direct marketing, if it is registered with the
officer has notified in writing that he or
She is opposed to such treatment.
Consent is withdrawn
12 § in the case of the processing of personal data is only
allowed when the data subject has given his consent under
10, 15 or 34 § has the data subject may at any time
revoke a given consent. Additional personal data of
the data subject may then not be treated.
A registered has in addition to what follows from the first subparagraph, and
11-not right to object to the processing of
personal information that is authorized under this Act.
Prohibition of the processing of sensitive personal data
13 § it is forbidden to process personal data revealing
a) racial or ethnic origin,
b) political opinions,
c) religious or philosophical beliefs, or
d) Union membership.
It is also forbidden to process personal data as
concerning health or sex life.
Information of the kind referred to in the first and second subparagraphs
be referred to in this act as sensitive personal data.
Exceptions to the ban on processing of sensitive
personal data
14 § after the prohibition in section 13 shall be permitted to treat
sensitive personal data in the cases provided for in §§ 15-19.
In section 10, there is provision for cases in which the treatment of
personal data of any kind is permitted.
Consent or publication
15 § sensitive personal data may be processed, if the
data subject has given his explicit consent to the
treatment or clearly published
the data.
Necessary treatment
16 § sensitive personal data may be processed if the processing is
necessary in order to
a) officer to fulfil their
obligations or exercising their rights under labour law,
(b)) the data subject's or someone else's vital interests shall
able to be protected and the data subject is unable to provide its
consent, or
(c)) legal claims to be fixed, be asserted
or defended.
Data processed pursuant to the first subparagraph (a) may be made
to third parties only if it is in employment law there is a
obligation on the officer to do so, or
the data subject has expressly consented to the disclosure.
Non-profits
section 17 of the not-for-profit organizations with political, philosophical,
religious or trade-union may, within the framework of its
business process sensitive personal data about your organization's
members and such other persons who, because of
the Organization's purpose has regular contact with the. Sensitive
personal data may be disclosed to third parties only if the
registered explicitly consented to it.
Health care
section 18 of the sensitive personal data may be processed for health
medical purposes, if the processing is necessary for the
a) preventive health care,
b) medical diagnoses,
c) care or treatment, or
d) administration of health care.
The professional in health
health care and confidentiality may also treat
sensitive personal information covered by professional secrecy.
The same applies to any person who is subject to a similar
professional secrecy and which has received sensitive personal data from
activities in the area of healthcare.
Research and statistics
19 § sensitive personal data may be processed for
research on the treatment approved in accordance with the law
(SFS 2003:460) concerning the ethical review of research involving humans.
Sensitive personal data may be processed for statistical purposes, if
processing is necessary as stated in section 10 and if
interest of the statistics project that the treatment
includes clear weighs over the risk of undue interference in
individuals ' right to privacy as the treatment may involve.
Has been approved by a Research Ethics Committee, shall
the conditions referred to in the second subparagraph have been met. With
Research Ethics Committee referred to such a special body for
review of research ethics issues, representatives of the
both the General research and associated with a
University or college or to other bodies
as in more significantly funding the research.
Personal information may be released for use in such projects
referred to in the second paragraph, subject to the rules
of confidentiality and professional secrecy. Lag (2003:466).
Authorisation to provide for further exceptions
section 20 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines
may provide for further exemptions from the prohibition
in section 13, if necessary in the light of the substantial public
interest. Act (1998:1436).
Data relating to offences, etc.
section 21 it is prohibited for anyone other than government agencies to treat
personal data relating to offences involving crime, judgments
in criminal cases, pre-trial supervision measures or administrative
detention.
Personal data referred to in the first subparagraph may be treated
for research purposes by people other than the authorities, if the treatment
have been approved in accordance with the law (SFS 2003:460) concerning the ethical review of
research involving humans.
Government or authority the Government determines may
provide for derogation from the prohibition provided for in the first
paragraph.
The Government may in specific cases may decide to derogate from
the prohibition laid down in the first subparagraph. The Government should leave it to the
the supervisory authority to take such decisions. Law (2008:187).
Processing of personal number
section 22 of the data on the social security number or co-ordination number without
consent is processed only when it is clearly justified by
to
(a)) the purpose of the processing,
(b)) the importance of a secure identification, or
c) something else noteworthy reasons. Law (1999:1059).
Information to the data subject
Information to be provided voluntarily
section 23 for information about an individual collected from the person himself,
the officer in doing so of their own accord
leave the registered information on the treatment of
the data.
section 24 Of the personal data has been collected from any other source
than the data subject, the officer
informing the data subject information on the treatment of
the data when they are created. The information is intended to
be disclosed to third parties, need the information, however, is not given
until the data are disclosed for the first time.
Information referred to in the first subparagraph need not be given if the
provides for recording or disclosure of
the personal data of a law or any other enactment.
Information does not have to be submitted in accordance with the first subparagraph,
If this proves to be impossible or would involve a
disproportionate effort. If the information is used
to take measures relating to the data subject, shall be
information is provided at the latest when this happens.
The information to be provided voluntarily
25 § Information under section 23 or 24 shall include
a) indication of the identity,
b) indication of the purpose or purposes of the processing, and
c) all other information required to the data subject
to take advantage of their rights in connection with
treatment, such as information about the recipients of the data,
duty to disclose information and the right to apply for
information and obtain redress.
Information need not be provided on such things as the
registered already know.
Information to be submitted upon application
section 26 of The officer is obliged to to each one
applying for the once per calendar year for free give prior
If personal data concerning the applicant is treated or not.
Processed such data shall be submitted in writing
also if
(a)) the information on the applicant which is treated,
(b)) from where this data originates,
c) the purpose or purposes of the processing, and
(d)) to the recipients or categories of recipients who are
information required-nas out.
An application referred to in the first subparagraph shall be made in writing in
the officer and be signed by the
search for yourself. Information referred to in the first subparagraph shall be provided
within one month of the date on which the application was made. If there is
special reasons for it, the information be left not later than four
months of the date on which the application was made.
Information referred to in the first subparagraph need not be given if
personal data in the current text did not receive their final
design when the application was made or which form memo
or similar. What the foregoing does not apply if
the information has been disclosed to a third party or whether the information
processed only for historical, statistical or
scientific purposes or, in the case of continuous text
not received its final form, if the information has
treated for longer than one year.
Exceptions to the obligation in privacy and
professional secrecy
27 § to the extent specifically provided in law
or else is clear from the decision that
has been granted on the basis of a Constitution that the tasks are not getting
be disclosed to the data subject shall not apply the provisions of
23-26 sections. A data controller who is not an authority
may in corresponding cases referred to in publicity and
secrecy (2009:400) refuse to disclose information to
the data subject. Law (2009:468).
Corrigendum to:
section 28 of The officer is obliged, upon request of
the data subject as soon as correct, block or delete such
personal data that has not been treated in accordance with this
law or regulations issued by virtue of law. The
officer shall also inform the third parties to
whom the data are disclosed on the action, if the
registered requests it or if more serious injury or
inconvenience to the data subject could be avoided through a
intelligence. Any such notice need not
left, if this proves to be impossible or would involve
a disproportionate effort.
Automated decisions
section 29 relating to a decision which produces legal effects concerning a physical
person or otherwise have noticeable effects on the physical
person, based solely on the automated processing of such
personal information that is intended to assess the characteristics of the
person, the affected by the decision have the option on
request have the decision reviewed by any person.
Anyone who has been the subject of a decision as referred to in
the first paragraph has the right to request information from the
officer on what has powered the automated
treatment that led to the decision. In terms of application and
provision of information applies mutatis mutandis
the provisions of section 26.
The safety of the treatment
Persons processing personal data
section 30 of The personal data Assistant and the person (s)
working under counsel's or the controller
management may process personal data only in accordance with
instructions from the officer.
There must be a written agreement if the
privacy counsel's treatment of personal data for the
on behalf of the controller. In the agreement, the
in particular, provision should be made for personal data Assistant to process
the personal data only in accordance with the instructions of the
the data protection officer and the clerk is
required to take the measures referred to in paragraph 31.
If the law is specific
provisions on the processing of personal data in the public
activities on issues referred to in the first subparagraph, these
apply instead of the provisions of the first paragraph.
Security measures
section 31 officer shall take appropriate technical
and organisational measures to protect personal data
processed. Measures shall ensure a level of security
is appropriate having regard to the
(a)) the technical possibilities available,
(b)) what it would cost to implement the measures,
(c)) the specific risks associated with the treatment of
personal data, and
d) how that sensitive personal data is processed.
When the officer uses the services of a
personal data Assistant, the officer
ensure that personal data Assistant can perform the
security measures to be taken and ensure that
personal data Assistant must really take action.
The regulatory authority may decide on security measures
32 § the regulatory authority may, in individual cases to decide on which
safety measures officer shall take
According to section 31.
In section 45, there are provisions on regulator's
opportunities to reconcile the decision with a penalty.
Transfer of personal data to third countries
Prohibition of transfer of personal data to third countries
33 § it is forbidden to transfer to non-member countries
personal data during processing if it does not have a
adequate level of protection of personal data. The prohibition applies
also the transfer of personal data for processing in a third
country.
The question of the level of protection is adequate must be appraised by reference
to all the circumstances relating to the transfer.
Particular attention shall be paid to the nature and purpose of the
the treatment, how long the treatment will last,
the country of origin, the country of final destination and the rules
available for reading in the third country.
Law (1999:1210).
Exceptions to the ban on the transfer of personal data to
third country
34 section after the prohibition in § 33 shall be permitted to transfer
personal data to third countries, unless the data subject has
given his consent to the transfer or if the transfer is
necessary in order to
(a)) of a contract between the data subject and the
officer performance or action
as requested by the data subject shall be taken before an agreement
meet,
b) such an agreement between the officer and
a third party that are in the interest of data subjects must be able to
entered into or carried out,
(c)) legal claims to be fixed, be asserted
or defended, or
d) vital interests of the data subject is adequately protected.
It is also permitted to transfer personal data for
use only in a State that is a party to
The Council of Europe Convention on the protection of the rights of a-separate automatic
processing of personal data.
35 § Government may provide for exceptions from the
the prohibition provided for in section 33 for the transfer of personal data to some
States. The Government may also provide for the
transfer of personal data to third countries is permitted, if
the transfer is governed by an agreement which provides sufficient
guarantees for the protection of the rights of data subjects.
Government or authority the Government determines may
Furthermore provide for derogation from the prohibition provided for in section 33,
If necessary, in view of the substantial public interest
or if there are sufficient guarantees for the protection of the
data subjects ' rights.
The Government may, under the conditions referred to in the second
the paragraph on a case by case basis, decide on the derogation from the prohibition provided for in section 33.
The Government may transfer to the supervisory authority to take
such decisions. Act (1998:1436).
Notification to the supervisory authority
Notification obligation
36 § processing of personal data wholly or partially
automated subject to the notification obligation. The
officer shall make a written application to the
the supervisory authority before such a treatment or a series of
such treatments with the same or similar purposes is carried out.
If the officer will appoint a data protection officer
shall be notified to the supervisory authority. Even a
resignation of a representative shall be notified to the
the supervisory authority.
Government or authority the Government determines may
provide for exemption from the notification requirement
referred to in the first subparagraph for such types of therapies
probably will not lead to undue interference with the
personal integrity.
Notification does not need to be conducted if there is a data protection officer
section 37 If the officer has notified the
the supervisory authority to a representative appointed and who
It is, need notification pursuant to section 36, first paragraph, shall not be carried out.
Adequacy of data
section 38 the data protection officer shall be responsible for
independently ensure that the officer dealing with
personal information in a lawful and correct manner and in accordance
with good manners and point out any shortcomings for him or
her.
The data protection officer has reason to suspect that the
officer contravening the provisions in force
for the processing of personal data and taken not correction so
soon it may be after the remark, the data protection officer
the reporting relationship to the supervisory authority.
The data protection officer shall otherwise consult
the supervisory authority if in doubt about how the rules
applicable to the processing of personal data shall apply.
section 39 the data protection officer shall keep a list of
treatments that the officer is carrying out and which
would have been subject to the notification requirement if the Attorney does not
had existed. The list shall include at least the
information that a notification under section 36 would have contained.
section 40 of the data protection officer shall assist the data subject to receive
rectification when there is reason to suspect that treated
personal data is incorrect or incomplete.
Mandatory notification of particular privacy sensitive
treatments
41 § Government may provide for such
treatment of personal information that involves special risks
for wrongful infringement of personal privacy,
for ex ante control must be notified to the supervisory authority in accordance with section 36
three weeks in advance. The Government has announced such
regulations, do not apply the exemption from the
the notification requirement under section 37. Act (1998:1436).
Information to the public about treatments that do not
notified
42 § officer going to every one who
request promptly and appropriately disclose
If such automated or other treatments of
personal data that have not been notified to the supervisory authority.
The information should include it as a notification pursuant to paragraph 36
the first paragraph would be included. The officer
is not required to disclose classified information
or details of the security measures that have been taken.
A data controller who is not an authority may in
corresponding cases referred to in publicity and secrecy
(2009:400) refuse to disclose information. Law (2009:468).
The powers of the supervisory authority
43 § the supervisory authority has the right to order its oversight on
request
a) access to the personal data processed,
b) information on and documentation of the treatment of
personal data and the security of this, and
(c)) access to such facilities related to
the processing of personal data.
section 44 Of the supervisory authority does not since request pursuant to § 43 can
get enough evidence to conclude that the treatment of
personal data is lawful, the Agency may under penalty ban
the officer to process personal data on
any other way than by storing them.
section 45 If the regulator finds that personal data
processed or may be processed unlawfully,
the authority by observations or similar procedures
try the situation. You will not be able to obtain redress on
any other way or is it urgent, it may at
penalty prohibit the officer to continue to
treat your personal data in any way other than by
store them.
If the officer does not voluntarily comply with a
decision on safety measures in accordance with section 32 which become final;
the supervisory authority may impose a penalty.
section 46 Before the regulator decides on the penalty according to 44 or
section 45, the officer should have had the opportunity to
comment If the matter is urgent, the Agency may, however, in
pending the opinion for a temporary decision on the penalty.
The decision should be reconsidered, if the opinion period has
expired.
The fines shall be communicated to the officer.
Service under sections 34 to 37 Service Act (2010:1932) may
be used only if the taking into account of what has come to light in
the current method of service matter or other
service trials of the officer is
reason to believe that he or she has absconded or otherwise
way stays away. Law (2010:1969).
47 § Regulator may in administrative law within the
judicial district supervisory authority is situated may apply to such
personal data that has been processed unlawfully be
wiped out.
Decision on deleting shall be granted if it is unreasonable.
Law (2009:827).
Damages
48 section officer shall replace the registered
for damages and violation of privacy as a
the processing of personal data in contravention of this law,
caused.
Liability, to the extent that it is reasonable
be reduced, if the officer indicates that error does not
was due to him or her.
Penalty
49 section to a fine or imprisonment not exceeding six months, or, if
the offence is aggravated, to imprisonment not exceeding two years condemned it as
intentionally or recklessly
a) leaving false indication in such information to data subjects
provided for in this law, the notification to the supervisory authority
in accordance with section 36 or to the supervisory authority when the authority
requests information according to § 43,
(b)) to the processing of personal data in contravention of 13-21 sections,
c) of personal data to third countries in violation of
33-35 § §,
(d)) to make the notification provided for in paragraph 36 or
in accordance with the provisions adopted on the basis of § 41,
e) treats the personal data referred to in sections 13 and 21 of the
contrary to paragraph 5 (a), or
f) in violation of paragraph 5 (a) of personal data
to third countries which do not have such an adequate level of protection
personal data referred to in section 33.
In call cases are judged not liable.
Anyone who violated a penalty notice under section 44 or 45 §
the first subparagraph shall be liable not liable for an act which
the scope of the decision imposing the periodic penalty payment. Law (2006:398).
Detailed rules
50 § Government or authority the Government determines
may provide details relating to the
(a)) the cases in which the processing of personal data is permitted;
(b)) the requirements made on the officer at
the processing of personal data,
(c)) in which case use of social security numbers is allowed,
(d)) as a notification or application to a data controller
shall include,
e) what information is to be provided to data subjects and
how the information is to be provided, and
f) notification to the supervisory authority and the procedure when notified
data has changed. Act (1998:1436).
Appeal
51 section regulator's decision under this Act other than
regulations may be appealed to a general administrative court.
The regulatory authority may decide that the decision shall apply
Although the appeal. Law (2006:398).
52 § A public authority for information under section 26, if the
rectification and notification to third parties in accordance with section 28, if
information under section 29, second paragraph, and if the information
under section 42 may be appealed to a general administrative court.
The first subparagraph shall not apply to decisions of the Parliament, Government
or the parliamentary ombudsmen. Law (2006:398).
section 53 Other decision under this Act other than those referred to in 47, 51
and 52 sections may not be appealed.
Leave to appeal is required in the case of appeal to the administrative court.
Law (2006:398).
Entry into force and transitional provisions
1998:204
1. This law shall enter into force on 24 October 1998 when data law
(1973:289) is hereby repealed. The older law does
still, in the case of appeals against decisions given
before 24 October 1998.
2. With regard to the processing of personal data commenced before
the entry into force or treatment that is performed for a particular
specific purpose of treatment for this purpose commenced before
entry into force, until 30 september 2001 the
older Act applies instead of the new one. This also applies to
the provisions of the earlier Act on the appeal.
3. the provisions of 9, 10, 13 and 21 of the new Act, the
do not take effect until October 1, 2007 in the matter of such
manual processing of personal data commenced before
the entry into force or manual processing performed for a
specific purpose of manual processing for the purpose
commenced before the entry into force.
4. in the case of personal data that is stored at the time of entry into force
for historical research, the provisions of 9, 10, 13 and 21 § §
in the new law take effect only when the data
be treated in any other way. Before that, the corresponding
provisions of the earlier law shall apply. The specified
the provisions of the new Act shall not, however, as a result of
what the foregoing take effect earlier than permitted by
2 or 3.
5. Notification pursuant to section 36 of the new law may be made before the new
the law has entered into force for the current reading.
6. A consent given before the new law comes into
power for the current treatment shall also apply after
the entry into force of the consent meets the requirements of the new law.
7. Has a request for an extract from the register under section 10 of the older
the law come in before the new law entered into force for the
current treatment but have extracted not fulfilled before
entry into force, the production is considered to be an application
According to section 26 of the new law.
8. The new law's provisions on damages shall only
apply where the claim relates to have
occurred after the new Act has entered into force for the
current reading. Otherwise, apply the older
the provisions.
2006:398
This law shall enter into force on 1 January 2007. The provisions of
section 52 shall not apply, however, in the case of appeal against
decision given before the date of entry into force.
2010:1969
1. This law shall enter into force on 1 april 2011.
2. Older provisions apply where a decision on notification in accordance with
15-17 sections method law (1970:428) has been taken before 1
April 2011 or if the document has been sent or submitted before
This time.
