The role of a Data Protection Officer (DPO) is to ensure compliance with data protection laws and regulations within an organization. They act as a point of contact for individuals and supervisory authorities, providing guidance on data protection matters. DPOs oversee data protection policies and procedures, conduct data protection impact assessments, and monitor data processing activities. They also educate staff on data protection best practices, handle data breach incidents, and cooperate with regulatory authorities.   An organisation may appoint one or more individuals as DPO. DPOs may delegate their responsibility to another individual.   Do note that designating a DPO does not relieve an organisation of any of its obligations under the PDPA. Organisations should make the DPO's BCI (Business Contact Information) available.