Which of the following is a Privacy Code Principle?

• A. Privacy by design
• B. Data minimization
• C. Right to be forgotten
• D. Accountability

Answer: (D)

The main idea being tested is which item is recognized as a formal Privacy Code Principle. Accountability is the principle that organizations must take responsibility for protecting personal information under their control and be able to demonstrate their privacy practices. This includes having a privacy officer, clear policies, and processes to show compliance, handle requests, and address incidents or audits. It embodies governance and responsibility for how personal data is managed.

While privacy by design, data minimization, and the right to be forgotten are important privacy concepts or rights, they are not the specific Privacy Code Principle being tested here.