Translation of "Demande de renseignements personnels " (French → English) :

It is like saying there are just as many reasons to request personal information without a warrant as there are to request personal information with a warrant, but that is not true.

46. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to assess without delay whether the adequate level of protection of the New Zealand Privacy Act and of the Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, as declared by Commission Decisions 2013/65/EU and 2002/2/EU, has been affected by the involvement of those countries’ national intelligence agencies in the mass surveillance of EU citizens, and, if necessary, to take appropriate measures to suspend or reverse the adequacy decisions; also calls on the Commission to assess the situation for other countries that have received an adequacy rating; expects the Commis ...[+++]sion to report to Parliament on its findings on the above-mentioned countries by December 2014 at the latest;

In this context, the Commission, following the opinion adopted in April 2009 by the ‘Article 29 Working Party’ set up under Directive 95/46/EC on Personal Data Protection, has asked the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to revise the relevant International Standard for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information.

2. The request for information shall indicate the name, address, and any other information to which the applicant party normally has access with regard to the person to whom the information to be provided relates and the nature and amount of the claim in respect of which the request is being made.

2. The request for information shall indicate the name, address, and any other information to which the applicant party normally has access with regard to the person to whom the information to be provided relates and the nature and amount of the claim in respect of which the request is being made.

8. Points out that personal data have become an essential ingredient of many business activities, in particular electronic telecommunications; notes that the economic value of personal data and value-added operations based on personal data is growing rapidly; points out that, due to the global nature of electronic telecommunications, personal data can be accessed and used anywhere in the world, which often creates legal uncertainties and obstacles for business on the one hand, and weakens the legal protection of individual citizens on the other; calls therefore for the urgent elaboration of global data protection standards in the cont ...[+++]ext of the Transatlantic Economic Council, so as to guarantee a high level of protection of personal data, and legal certainty for companies;