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of the offence, during which the public authority/organization has the opportunity to remedy the identified irregularities and fulfil legal obligations; “Performing a task serving a public interest” – includes activities of political parties or organizations of citizens belonging to national minorities, non-governmental organizations, serving the achievement of objectives provided by constitutional law or international public law or the functioning of the democratic system, including encouraging citizen participation in the decision-making process and policy preparation, respectively promoting the principles and values of democracy. 3.2. Statutory exemptions As per GDPR. Specific Romanian regulations There are two exemptions from the GDPR rules, namely in the processing of personal data for journalistic purposes or for purposes of academic, artistic, or literary expression when the processing relates to personal data which have been manifestly made public by the data subject or which are closely linked to the public status of the data subject or to the public nature of the facts in which it is involved and in the processing of personal data for scientific or historical research purposes, for statistical purposes or for archiving purposes in the public interest when
the derogation is necessary to achieve those purposes. 3.3. Territorial and extra-territorial application As per GDPR. Legislative Framework 4.1. Key stakeholders As per GDPR. 4.2. Role and responsibilities of key Requirements for Data Processing 5.1. processing As per GDPR. 5.2. Data storage and retention timelines As per GDPR. 5 .3. Data correction, completion, data updating or erasure of data As per GDPR. 5 .4. Data protection and security practices and procedures As per GDPR. Grounds for collection and stakeholders As per GDPR.
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