Czech Republic
5.7. Grievance redressal No derivations from the GDPR. In most cases, the Czech Office for Personal Data Protection is the local DPA (data protection authority) who deals with complaints. Rights and Duties of Data Providers/Principals 6.1 Rights and remedies Right to withdraw consent: No derivations from the GDPR, if the processing is based on consent, the consent may be withdrawn anytime.
Right to grievance redressal and appeal: The Czech Office for Personal Data Protection (Office) is the local DPA (data protection authority) that deals with complaints. It is possible to file an appeal against the decision of the Office to the Chairperson of the Office. It is possible to file an administrative action in the Municipal Court in Prague against the final decision of the Office. Right to access information: No derivations from the GDPR. Right to nominate: There is no explicit regulation of the right to nominate in the Czech law regardingthe processing of personal data. Primarily, it is the data controller who is responsible for data processing activities and performing related duties. Personal data controller may appoint personal data processor(s) to perform some of these data processing activities. 6.2 Duties As for the data processing, the duties of data controllers and data processors are the same as under the GDPR. For the main roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders, including language requirements, please see the above point 4.2. For the main
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