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Lawyer Rodoljub Sabic, expert in the right to the protection of personal data and the Serbian first commissioner for that area, assessed that the Serbian Government is obliged to provide citizens with all relevant information on where personal data is collected at Apply for one-time state aid. 100 euros.
Rodoljub Sabic Photo: Media Center“The model the government has chosen is already problematic from the point of view of one of the basic standards of personal data processing: convenience. The general rule is that data processing is allowed only for legal and legitimate purposes. , and only to the extent necessary to achieve that purpose, “Sabic told Beta.
“If we really wanted to find out who doesn’t want help, wasn’t it more useful, logical and justified to invite those people (probably significantly less) to declare themselves and not unnecessarily process the data of millions of people.” In the same context, it is not clear why pensioners are not forced to declare themselves, because there are probably people there who do not want help, “he said.
“A special problem is that, when choosing to report on the Internet and by telephone, the Government has forgotten the obligation of article 23 of the Personal Data Protection Law, according to which each controller is obliged to provide data to people whose data collects information. The method of reporting that the government has chosen makes it difficult, practically impossible, to respect that legal obligation, “Sabic said.
“One of the most important pieces of information from the aforementioned circle is information about whether the data controller, in our case the Government, intends to take it to another country.” And citizens also received information from the failed electronic communication, indicating that “Cloudflare,” which is otherwise hosted in the United States, is included in the data processing procedure, “he said.
“The government’s decision on the list of countries in which it is considered to provide an adequate level of protection also establishes the United States, but in a limited way, only in the ‘Privacy Shield Framework’. But, even if it does not There are restrictions, the person whose data is in question must receive information about the possible export of data from the country, “said Sabic.
Sabic believes that the obligation of the Serbian Government is “to explicitly eliminate all dilemmas about whether citizens’ personal data is exported and processed outside the country, especially if it is exported to the United States, and explain the reasons for that, if it is So”.
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