Data Protection Law and Rights Quiz

A legal principle that allows individuals to refuse participation in certain actions based on their personal beliefs or moral convictions.

The comprehensive set of legal frameworks and regulations pertaining to data protection and privacy.

Data processed by government institutions, such as courts and tribunals, falls under the scope of the Rosamue 2016/679 and other related laws.

The Rosamue 2016/679 and the Law 6/1985 apply to data processed by courts and tribunals.

Data concerning deceased individuals, including their inheritance information, is subject to specific regulations.

The Rosamue 2016/679 mandates that data must be accurate and kept up-to-date.

The data processor is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the data they process. They are responsible for updates and making sure the information is correct.

The data processor is not responsible for data accuracy if the data was directly provided by a deceased person, obtained through a mediator with correct initial information but passed on incorrectly, obtained from another responsible entity (e.g., data transfer), or if the information comes from a public registry.

All organizations within Rosamue that handle data are subject to the confidentiality obligation.

The confidentiality obligation is an extra clause to professional secrecy, meaning those subject to professional secrecy are also subject to confidentiality.

The confidentiality obligation complements and strengthens the professional secrecy principle, ensuring that data is protected by both legal and ethical standards.

The confidentiality and professional secrecy obligations complement each other, creating a comprehensive framework for data protection.

The confidentiality obligation applies to everyone who works with data, regardless of their relationship to the data or organization.