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Date	Name of the case (or case number)	The body delivering the decision	Keywords, topic	Executive part	Brief summary	Full text	Page at the website of the issuing court	Page in other databases	Unofficial materials, press communications
August 12. 2022.	111-Xian-Pan-Zi No.13.	Constitutional Court of Taiwan	Data protection; right to privacy	The Constitutional Court of Taiwan held that the storage of data provided for the National Health Insurance Database was unconstitutional, the relevant provisions should be amended within 3 years of the publication of this judgment.	The Constitutional Court heard a challenge against the storage of data provided for the National Health Insurance Database. The Constitutional Court held that the lack of independent supervisory mechanism; the lack of right to opt out; and the lack of clarity regarding providing access to this information for the public health authorities amounts to unconstitutionality especially in the special post-Covid context. As a consequence, the legislation was ordered to amend the relevant provisions within 3 years of the publication of this judgment.				https://www.leetsai.com/ltp-special-column/the-secondary-use-of-the-national-health-insurance-database-found-partially-unconstitutional-in-taiwan-constitutional-court-decision