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CNS 51/2010
The cession of personal character data requires the express and unambiguous consent of the one affected (article 11 of the LOPD). The lender companies of the foreign service of prevention and responsibles for the treatment, cannot give in- him data without the express consent of the affected person. However, this Authority has come understanding, with respect to the entities subjected to its area of performance, that the order of the treatment on the part of the public administration (responsible for the treatment) in a company that carries out the foreign service of prevention, it empowers the responsible to dictate instructions to the person in charge for which he gives the information for personal character to a new person in charge of the treatment (article 22.1 of the RLOPD).
21/12/2010
PD 42/2010
21/12/2010
IP 109/2010
When the cameras of videovigilància do not allow to identify nor to make the physical persons identifiable, the regulatory regulations are not of application upward to the protection of personal character data. Applied articles: 1 and 3 to) LOPD
15/12/2010
PS 26/2010
The installation of videovigilància cameras for the control and maintenance of some escalators of municipal titularity requires the placing of informative posters; if images are recorded, the creation of the file of videovigilància for general disposal and its inscription in the Register of the APDCAT will be necessary; and, for the case that third one loans the service, also the formalization of the contract of person in charge of the treatment will be necessary. Applied articles: Arts. 5, 12 and 20, 44.2.d), 44.3.a) and 44.3.d) of the LOPD.
14/12/2010
CNS 46/2010
A local Public Administration can request, by itself, to access determinate cadastral data protected of the headlines of the estates of the neighboring town, in order to exercise the competences that it has attributed on the subject of fire prevention. This request of information, with general character, should go to the General Direction or managements or submanagements of the Estate Property Register. If, however, he goes to the Town Council of the town in question and this has these data, its cession without consent of the affected ones would be possible if the fire prevention was necessary for the exercise of the same competence, in this case, forest.
13/12/2010
PD 43/2010
13/12/2010
CNS 47/2010
The communication to the Intervention of the Generalitat of included data of personal character in work contracts of the staff of the consortium that it formulates the consultation, and even also the delivery of a copy of the contracts necessary for the elaboration of the auditing finds habilitation in the article 11.2.a) of the LOPD in relation to the forecasts of the Law of Public Finances of Catalonia, regarding the realization of the financial auditing and of regularity
10/12/2010
PT 43/2010
The legal representatives of the minors of 14 years can exercise the law of access in the name of the of his children in order to access the information that about these is evident on being able of the school. Applied articles: Arts. 15 LOPD and 24.5, 25.2 and 5 and 29 RLOPD.
07/12/2010
PT 44/2010
The right to access a copy of the dictated resolution in a procedure in which one has the condition of interested person cannot be subsumed in the law of access of the article 15 of the LOPD, but in the foreseen right to the article 35 of the Law 30/1992. Applied articles: Arts. 35 and 37 Law 30/1992.
07/12/2010
CNS 40/2010
In the context and model of the Shared Clinical History (HCC) full room has to have the exercise upward of opposition, since the consent is not required for the treatment of the data (article 6.4 of the LOPD and articles 34 to 36 of the RLOPD). The law of opposition, that it is necessary to differentiate from other rights I ARCO, it can translate into a limitation of determinate accesses, which would bring a determinate treatment of the information in modular, as it has been configured like this in the model of HCC. The applicable normative frame can condition the scope and the consequences upward of opposition. The casuístic approach of the article 6.4 of the LOPD makes that it cannot give a closed list of which the "motives" that could be considered legitimate to exercise are the law of opposition, or of it are the personal circumstances that which can fit out the exercise upward. The medical criterion results determining in order to evaluate the belonging from giving course to a request of opposition on the part of a patient.
02/12/2010
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