From the perspective of data protection regulations, it is feasible to keep the information of the access register to the Department duly blocked, based on the general obligation to block Article 32 of the LOPDGDD once the active phase or semi-active has concluded (within a maximum period of one year set by the RAT). The Department should keep the information blocked until the maximum four-year period provided for in the TAAD is completed. Access to blocked public information must have a different response depending on which groups or individuals are affected (interest groups, individuals representing legal entities, individuals acting on their own behalf, etc.). in application of transparency legislation and data protection regulations. We refer to the IAI Report 83/2021 of this Authority.