Document background
The Permission To Disclose Information Letter is a crucial document used when an individual or organization needs to authorize the sharing of personal or confidential information in Denmark. This document type has become increasingly important with the implementation of GDPR and the Danish Data Protection Act, which require explicit consent for data sharing. The letter serves multiple purposes: it provides clear evidence of consent, defines the scope of permitted disclosure, and protects both the disclosing and receiving parties. It's particularly relevant when sharing sensitive personal data, medical records, financial information, or other confidential data between organizations. The document must comply with Danish legal requirements while also meeting EU data protection standards, making it essential for both domestic and international data sharing involving Danish entities.
