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IP 98/2020
It is archived because it has been noted that the complainant consented to receive electronic communications from the City Council at his particular email address. Also, it is found that email responses sent with open copy to other city council workers are a legal treatment (Art.6.1.e GDPR).
16/04/2021
IP 396/2020
The regulations of data protection do not harm, the communication of data in the pharmacies|chemist's of the patients who receive medication in the service of pharmacy|chemist's of the hospital through the habilitation of the extraordinary circuit collected in the resolution of the Catalan Service of the Health. This communication seeks protection in the Resolution of the Catalan Service from the approved Health within the framework of the that 21/2020, of 9 June, of urgent measures of prevention, restraint and coordination establishes the Additional sixth Disposal|Disposition of the Royal decree-law to face the sanitary crisis brought about by the COVID-19. Therefore, it is about a lawful communication.
Later, the Hospital carried out a call of control of the medication that the pharmacies|chemist's dispense to the patients, as well as to evaluate that the new system was working correctly. This call carried out by the doctors of the Hospital is set in the welfare provision|feature and, therefore, is lawful.
16/04/2021
IP 339/2020
The mayor of a Town Council complained that some of the members of the municipal group of the opposition|entrance examination would have spread that the mayor and a town councilor had faced|given in Covid-19. The diffusion|broadcast would have been carried out to|in a means digital and in social networks. The facts are filed with regard to the fact that the information about the positives for Covid-19 of the mayor and of the town councilor had kept on stretching for the people|village before taking place you denounce. On the other hand, that in spite of that the town councilors of the municipal group seems that they had had an active paper|role in the diffusion|broadcast of the information, it was not possible to determine that they had knowledge of the positive in Covid due to its|his|her|their public charge|post, nor the origin of the information that was published has been able to be established in the digital newspaper, and neither the origin of the information of publication of the town councilor in the WhatsApp of the club of reading. Therefore, in this case the presumption of innocence prevails.
16/04/2021
IP 81/2020
Is filed it|he|she denounces it|her because he|she|it considers itself|himself|herself that the identificaicó of the workers of the Hospital through a card where its|his|her|their name|noun figures and surname and place that they occupy in the center, it|he|she is a lawful data processing, then like this is foreseen to|in the law (Law 55/2003, frame|mark statute of the sanitary staff; and art. 53.1.b LPAC), and it|he|she is an authority of the RT in exercise of the publics powers.
16/04/2021
IAI 18/2021
The data protection regulations would not prevent the access of the staff delegate to the merely identifying data of public employees who have participated in the selection process to which the complaint refers, to the personal information of the participants that must be the subject. of publication in accordance with current regulations and, even in the case of the trade union delegate of a trade union organization that is considered the most representative, in the documentation accrediting the alleged merits of the persons finally selected.
14/04/2021
IAI 19/2021
The data protection regulations would not prevent the access of the staff delegate to the merely identifying data of the public employees who have participated in the selection process to which the complaint refers, and to the personal information of the participants that must be the subject of publication in accordance with current regulations.
14/04/2021
IAI 17/2021
In the access to the data of a deceased person, the limit derived from the regulations of data protection does not result from application personal.
08/04/2021
IAI 21/2021
The data protection regulations do not prevent access to all the information that the Chief Inspector of the Local Police has provided about him and that is included in the disciplinary file, including the source of the information ( identification of the informant). It would also be possible to provide merely identifying information relating to public authorities and employees in the service of the City Council who has intervened in the disciplinary proceedings. However, the data protection regulations prevent access to the information relating to the accused in the disciplinary proceedings, as well as information on categories with special protection of the Chief Inspector of the Local Police (art. 23 LTC) or other information about it other than merely identifying.
08/04/2021
IAI 20/2021
The staff delegate can access the merely identifying data of the public employees who have participated in the selection process of a TAG post to which the claim refers, the personal information of the participants that must be the subject of publication of in accordance with current regulations and even in the case of being part of a trade union organization that is considered the most representative, the documentation accrediting the alleged merits and the content of the tests performed by the person finally selected.
08/04/2021
CNS 19/2021
The communication of data from the clinical history of a minor to the ABSS may have sufficient authorization (e.g. arts. 6.1.e) and 9.2.h) RGPD, in relation to the LSS and the LDOIA), with the purpose of caring for the child and assessing and managing their risk situation, and always in accordance with the principle of minimization. For these purposes, it is justified to ask for proof of the identity of the claimant.
08/04/2021
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