Legal regulation of the procedure for providing restricted access information contained in government information systems to third parties: the experience of foreign countries

Abstract

The article is devoted to the research of foreign experience of the legal regulation of the procedure of providing restricted access information contained in state information systems to third parties.
It is pointed out that in the European Union the law prohibits the disclosure of confidential information contained in the information system for monitoring the circulation of goods. In addition, in the EU it is not allowed to provide commercial services to third parties on the basis of data collected in the system from participants in the circulation of such goods According to the U. S. approach, information from government databases may be transferred to third parties at fixed tariffs, but this information must not be confidential. In the Republic of Turkey the legislation does not provide for the possibility of transferring restricted access information to third parties.
It is shown that the legal approaches of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Republic of Uzbekistan have a similarity. The legal acts of both countries regulating the functioning of certain government information systems do not provide for the possibility of transferring restricted access information to third parties from them. Regarding the Republic of Belarus, it is concluded that in this country restricted access information from government information systems cannot be provided to third parties on the basis of the provisions of the legislation.