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The data protection regulations do not prevent access to the identifying data of judges or magistrates or of public employees or positions that have intervened in the proceedings of the person carrying out the sentence contained therein. In accordance with data protection regulations, the general public's access to the sentences must be carried out as a general rule with the prior anonymisation of the personal data of the parties or other third parties, as well. as well as the identifying data of solicitors and lawyers who have participated in the process. Councilors have the right to access the information necessary for the exercise of the functions assigned to them by local legislation. This may mean that, after a weighting of the concurrent circumstances, they may access the personal data contained in the judgment relating to the litigant or other third parties, especially in the case of judgments relapsed in relation to acts. adopted by bodies of which they form part or of which they must be informed. However, especially when it comes to intimate information or which requires special protection, access may be denied or, where appropriate, information may be provided anonymously.