Master Quebec's Law 25
without the legal fees
Law 25 introduced the strictest privacy requirements in Canada, including mandatory PIA triggers, new consent rules, and portability rights. Our AI walks you through every obligation with plain-language guidance.
Based on your answers, you may need a Privacy Impact Assessment under Law 25 §12.
AI guidance at every step.
As you answer each question, our Claude-powered AI explains the relevant statutory requirement in plain English, flags your risk level, and suggests remediation steps — so your team learns while they comply.
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Every identified gap automatically creates a prioritized task with suggested remediation, assigned to the right team member. Track closure rates and demonstrate continuous improvement to your regulator.
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Request a demoFull Bill 64 Coverage
Covers all phases of Law 25 including the September 2023 PIA requirements, privacy officer designation, and confidentiality incidents.
PIA Trigger Detection
Automatically determines whether your data projects trigger a mandatory Privacy Impact Assessment under §3.3 of the Act.
Consent Adequacy Check
Reviews your current consent mechanisms against Law 25's heightened consent requirements including granularity and withdrawal rights.
CAI Filing Readiness
Produces a readiness checklist aligned with Commission d'accès à l'information reporting requirements.
Portability Assessment
Evaluates your capability to fulfill data portability requests in a structured, technology-neutral format as required by Law 25.
French Language Support
Assessment is fully bilingual with Quebec-specific regulatory citations in both official languages.
Frequently asked questions
What is Quebec Law 25?
Law 25 (formerly Bill 64) modernized Quebec's private-sector privacy law with the strictest requirements in Canada — mandatory privacy impact assessments, a designated privacy officer, heightened consent, confidentiality-incident reporting to the CAI, and data portability. Valdra assesses each obligation with plain-language, bilingual guidance.
Who must comply with Law 25?
Any organization that collects personal information of Quebec residents in the course of business — regardless of where the organization is located. If you have customers or users in Quebec, Law 25 applies to you.
How is Law 25 different from PIPEDA?
Law 25 goes further than PIPEDA: it mandates Privacy Impact Assessments for certain projects, requires a named privacy officer, imposes stricter consent and transparency rules, adds data-portability rights, and carries much higher penalties. Valdra assesses both so Quebec-facing businesses cover PIPEDA and Law 25 together.
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