Document background
Joint Controller Agreements have become increasingly important in Indonesia following the implementation of the Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 27 of 2022). This document type is essential when two or more organizations jointly determine why and how personal data will be processed, requiring them to formally establish their respective roles and responsibilities. The agreement must comply with Indonesian data protection requirements while providing clear guidelines on operational matters such as data security, breach management, and data subject rights. A Joint Controller Agreement is particularly crucial in collaborative projects, shared platforms, or joint ventures where multiple parties have control over data processing activities. The document should reflect the specific requirements of Indonesian law while incorporating international best practices in data protection.
