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With the increasing sharing and reuse of personal information resources for better public services, the effective protection and management of personal information as organizational and individual assets as well as social resources is becoming more and more important in networked Chinese public sectors. Existing studies of personal information protection in China is mainly conducted from the legal perspective with a focus on the development of appropriate legislations and policies at the national level. There is little research on how specific legislations and polices can actually be implemented in an effective manner and what impacts such legislations and policies have on individuals, organizations and the society. To adequately address this issue, this study investigates the legal requirements for personal information protection based on the relevant laws, regulations and standards in China. It proposes a comprehensive regime for personal information protection in the networked public sectors in China. Such a regime takes the advantages of existing discipline-based approaches, legal requirements and control mechanisms for personal information protection. It can be used to facilitate the provision of public services in the networked Chinese public sectors through the adequate protection of personal information and the effective management of personal information.

Developing a Comprehensive Regime for Personal Information Protection in Networked Chinese Public Sectors