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Article 1: Definitions

Article 2: Scope of Application of the Decree by Law

Article 3: Bureau's Power of Exemption

Article 4: Cases of Processing Personal Data without the Consent of its Owner

Article 5: Personal Data Processing Controls

Article 6: Terms of Consent to Data Processing

Article 7: The Controller's General Obligations

Article 8: The Processor's General Obligations

Article 9: Reporting Personal Data Breach

Article 10: Appointing Data Protection Officer

Article 11: Roles of Data Protection Officer

Article 12: Duties of the controller and the processor towards the Data Protection Officer

Article 13: Right to Receive Information

Article 14: Right to Request Transfer of Personal Data

Article 15: Right to correction or erasure of Personal Data

Article 16: Right to Restrict Processing

Article 17: Right to Stop Processing

Article 18: Right to Processing and Automated Processing

Article 19: Contacting the Controller

Article 20: Personal Data Security

Article 21: Assessment of the Impact of Personal Data Protection

Article 22: Cross-Border Transfer and Sharing of Personal Data for Processing Purposes if a Proper Protection Level is Available

Article 23: Cross-Border Transfer and Sharing of Personal Data for Processing Purposes if a Proper Protection Level is not Available

Article 24: Complaints

Article 25: Grievance against the Bureau's Decisions

Article 26: Administrative Penalties

Article 27: Authorization

Article 28: The Executive Regulation

Article 29: Regularisation

Article 30: Repeals

Article 31: Publication & Enforcement of this Decree by Law

Article 4

Cases of Processing Personal Data without the Consent of its Owner

It is prohibited to process Personal Data without the consent of its owner. The following cases
shall be excluded from such prohibition:

  1. If the processing is necessary to protect public interest.
  2. If the processing is related to Personal Data which has become available and known to all by an act of the Data Subject.
  3. If the processing is necessary to initiate any procedures of legal claim or defense of rights or is related to judicial or security procedures.
  4. If the processing is necessary for purposes of occupational or preventive medicine in order to assess the employees’ ability of to work, performing medical diagnosis, providing health or social care, treatment or health insurance services, managing health or social care systems and services in accordance with the legislation in force in the State.
  5. If the processing is necessary to protect public health, including protection from existing diseases and epidemics, or for the purposes of ensuring the safety and quality of healthcare, medicines, drugs and medical devices, in accordance with the legislation in force in the State.
  6. If the processing is necessary for archival purposes or for scientific, historical and statistical studies in accordance with the legislation in force in the State.
  7. If the processing is necessary to protect the interests of the Data Subject.
  8. If the processing is necessary for the purposes of the Controller or Data Subject carrying out their obligations and exercising their legally established rights in the field of employment, social security or laws concerned with social protection, to the extent permitted by such Laws.
  9. If the processing is necessary to perform a contract to which the Data Subject is a party, or to take measures at the request of the Data Subject with the aim of concluding, amending or terminating a contract.
  10. If the processing is necessary to fulfil specific obligations stipulated in other laws in force in the State for the Controller.
  11. Any other cases set out in the Executive Regulations of this Decree by Law.
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