Translation of "disposition de protection des données " (French → English) :

I would submit that PIPEDA's attempt to balance individual privacy rights with the needs of organizations to collect personal information is undermined if irrespective of PIPEDA's many protective provisions intrusive, unfair, or unwanted collection, use, or disclosure can be imposed on individuals with impunity through standard form contracts or other similar so-called consent-gathering processes such as those used in the past by Sony, by Hilton and other hotels, by instant messaging services, by mobile phone providers, by other online service providers, by health care providers, etc.

The guidelines are a comprehensive catalogue of data protection rules that VISA and MasterCard are committed to respect: for example, on who can use the database, for what purposes, how long data can be kept, how and when merchants should be informed and how and when they can obtain the correction or deletion of incorrect information.

1. The only diseases justifying measures restricting freedom of movement shall be the diseases with epidemic potential as defined by the relevant instruments of the World Health Organisation and other infectious diseases or contagious parasitic diseases if they are the subject of protection provisions applying to nationals of the host Member State.

There has to be a lot of protection so individuals can defend themselves against some improper application, and that's why you'll see all those provisions there.

The most recent ICRP recommendations were issued early in 1991, and the provisions of the Directive have been reexamined accordingly. 1 COM(93) 349 The main amendments contained in the proposal are: - use of the definitions, quantities, units and weighting factors for radiation and tissues set out in the latest ICRP recommendations, - setting of stricter dose limits (taken from the latest ICRP recommendations) taking account of more recent estimates of the carcinogenicity of exposure to ionizing radiation, and the concept of detriment to health, - new provisions on radiological protection ...[+++] in certain cases of exposure to natural radiation sources at work, - banning of certain unjustified uses of radioactivity, - extension of the protective measures to be taken in the event of a radiological accident, - introduction of the concept of "dose constraint" in connection with a given source, - adjustment of the radioactivity levels relating to the authorisation/declaration conditions provided for in the Directive.

- 2 - The most important amendments introduced by the proposal are as follows: - use of the definitions, quantities and units as well as of the radiation and tissue weighting factors set out in the latest ICRP recommendations; - stricter dose limits, as contained in the latest ICRP recommendations, which take account of more recent estimates of the risk of cancer arising from exposure to ionizing radiation and of the complex concept of health detriment; - introduction of provisions relating to radiation protection in some cases of oc ...[+++]cupational exposure to natural radiation sources; - a ban on certain unjustified uses of radioactivity; - extending the protective provisions to include radiological accidents; - introduction of the concept of "dose constraint" in relation to a given source; - changes to the radioactivity levels associated with the authorisation and reporting conditions laid down by the Directive.