CIPM Exam - Question 213

An independent privacy organization is most likely to promote sound privacy practices by developing principles for self-regulation. This approach encourages organizations to voluntarily comply with best practices and standards, helping to foster a culture of privacy without the need for external enforcement or legislation. Enacting new legislation and issuing penalties are typically roles filled by government bodies, not independent organizations. Completing on-site audits, while helpful, is more of an enforcement action rather than promoting practices broadly.