Regolamento recante l'individuazione dei tipi di dati sensibili e giudiziari e di operazioni eseguibili ai sensi dell'articolo 20, comma 2, e dell'articolo 21, comma 2, del decreto legislativo 30 giugno 2003, n. 196, recante codice in materia di protezione dei dati personali. | 007G0189 — Italy law | Esheria

Regolamento recante l'individuazione dei tipi di dati sensibili e giudiziari e di operazioni eseguibili ai sensi dell'articolo 20, comma 2, e dell'articolo 21, comma 2, del decreto legislativo 30 giugno 2003, n. 196, recante codice in materia di protezione dei dati personali.

The regulation identifies which sensitive and judicial data types and which processing operations may be used by the Ministry, and by certain supervised public bodies for personnel, dispute, and training matters, while excluding historical processing already regulated elsewhere.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
007G0189
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Language
it
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The regulation identifies which sensitive and judicial data types and which processing operations may be used by the Ministry, and by certain supervised public bodies for personnel, dispute, and training matters, while excluding historical processing already regulated elsewhere. This article sets out who may issue regulations and the approvals, opinions, communications, and publication steps required for different kinds of regulations. Public bodies may process sensitive data only under specific legal authorization and related published identification of data types and operations; they must update that identification periodically. Public bodies may process judicial data only when authorized by an express law or a Garante order that specifies the public-interest purpose, the data types, and the operations allowed. Public bodies must handle sensitive and judicial data in a way that protects rights and dignity, limit processing to what is indispensable, and keep several processing and disclosure restrictions.