Traduction de «Processus sensible aux données » (Français → Anglais) :

In view of the sensitive and laborious process of evaluating the active substances used in biocidal products, I agree with the rapporteur about extending the transitional period to four years instead of three in order to give the industry enough time to meet its commitments.

6. Reminds the Commission that the effects of extending the categories of sensitive data must be thoroughly examined; maintains that the stricter criteria for dealing with sensitive data should not require numerous new legal authorisations to maintain necessary and desired data processing applications and that the list of sensitive data should be extended only in so far as to include all those data which are sensitive in (almost) all conceivable data processing situations, such as genetic data;

Confidentiality requirements for commercially sensitive information are, however, particularly relevant where data of a commercially strategic nature for the company are concerned, where there is only one single user for a storage facility, or where data are concerned regarding exit points within a system or subsystem that is not connected to another transmission or distribution system but to a single industrial final customer, where the publication of such data would reveal confidential information as to the production process of that customer. ...[+++]

remarks, with regard to sensitive data, that the Australian Customs Service have specifically stated they do not want or need sensitive data, which begs the question of why other jurisdictions such as Canada and US need them and gives greater assurance that the Australian Customs Service will actually filter out and delete any sensitive data which they may receive; however, the fact that the responsibility of the data controller for filtering sensitive EU-sourced data is given to the recipient of the data, i.e. the Australian Customs Service, is consistent with accepted data protection standards, such as those of Convention 108 of 28 Ja ...[+++]nuary 1981 of the Council of Europe and Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data ;

remarks, with regard to sensitive data, that the Australian Customs Service have specifically stated they do not want or need sensitive data, which begs the question of why other jurisdictions such as Canada and US need them and gives greater assurance that the Australian Customs Service will actually filter out and delete any sensitive data which they may receive; however, the fact that the responsibility of the data controller for filtering sensitive EU-sourced data is given to the recipient of the data, i.e. the Australian Customs Service, is consistent with accepted data protection standards, such as those of Convention 108 of 28 Ja ...[+++]nuary 1981 of the Council of Europe and Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data ;

(o) remarks, with regard to sensitive data, that Customs have specifically stated they do not want or need sensitive data, which begs the question of why other jurisdictions such as Canada and US need them and gives greater assurance that Customs will actually filter out and delete any sensitive data which they may receive; however, the fact that the responsibility of the data controller for filtering sensitive EU-sourced data is given to the recipient of the data, i.e. Customs, is consistent with accepted data protection standards, such as those of Convention 108 of 28 January 1981 of the Council of Europeand Directive 95/46/EC of the ...[+++]European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data;