DATA MANAGEMENT INFORMATION

1. Data Controller

1.1 Name and contact details of the controller:

Plava Adria doo (Ltd.)

Headquarters: 23234 Otok Vir, Put Brdonja 29.

Mailing address: 23234 Otok Vir, Put Brdonja 29.

E-mail adress: boszezs@gmail.com

Phone: +36-70-363-7694

Website: https://plavaadria.hu/

This Policy may be unilaterally amended and/or revoked at any time by the Data Controller by informing the Data Subjects at the same time. The information shall be provided by publication on the website or by direct notification of the Data Subjects, depending on the nature of the change.

The Prospectus is a guide to regulation (EC) No 679/609 of the European Parliament and of the Council (GDPR), the 2011 Convention on the Right to Information Self-Determination and freedom of information. It is therefore appropriate to apply the Act 2013 (“Infotv.”), the Civil Code Act 2013. It is therefore necessary to provide for the application of this Directive.

2. Purpose of data processing

2.1 Advertising of services and providing information to visitors to the website

Presentation of the company

Indication of the company’s contact details

Presentation of the services offered by the company

Stay in touch with interested people

Legal basis for data processing: Legitimate interest

– The legitimate interest of the controller is to make business.

The data subject provided the data controller with the data subject’s data in accordance with point A during his/her visit to the website.

The data processed:

Personal identification information (surname, first name, contact ( e-mail address), date, time, address of the page visited, IP address of the user’s computer, and other information voluntarily provided by customers.

For services of interest, the data processed is:

Name

E-mail address,

Message sent by a data subject, other information provided by him or her in the message (e.g. telephone number, alternate e-mail address, home address, location).

If the data subject provides personal data in the freely filled message which is not necessary for the Data Controller to process the personal data in accordance with the purpose of the function available on the website, the Data Controller shall immediately take action to delete the unnecessary personal data.

Consequence of non-disclosure: The provision of personal data depends on the decision of the Data Subject, but without a name or e-mail address, he/she will not be able to send the message.

3. Scope of stakeholders

Users, interested parties, contact persons who have entered the https://plavaadria.hu/website.

4. Children

Our services and vacancies are not for persons under the age of 16 and we ask that persons under the age of 16 do not provide Personal Data to the Data Controller. If we become aware that we have collected personal data from a child under the age of 16, we will take the necessary steps to delete the data as soon as possible.

5. Duration of data processing

In the case of consent: pending the withdrawal of the Data Subject’s consent

In the event of a legitimate interest: until the Data Subject’s objection

IP address………….,30 days

6. Information on the use of a data processor

The operation of this website is conducted by Plava Adria doo (kft.) 23234 Otok Vir, Put Brdonja 29.

7. Scope of persons entitled to know the data

The data collected shall not be transferred by the controller to a third party except the designated processor. Only designated employees of the controller and processor shall be able to know the recorded data.

8. Automatic decision-making

Data controller does not use an automatic decision-making system.

9. Rights of data subjects

The Data Subject may, in the case of the data subject, take the following: You can request the data contact information indicated in point 2:

request to provide information on the processing of your personal data,

request that your data be corrected,

request the deletion of your personal data or restrictions on the processing,

object to data processing

request the transfer of your data to another controller if the processing is based on a contract or consent and is processed by the Organisation through an automated process.

may provide for the withdrawal of your previously consent to the processing

You may exercise the rights of the data subject at any time.

In addition, the Data Subject may, in the case of the data subject, be subject to the You can send it to the Data Controller at one of the contact addresses indicated in point 2.

request the transfer of your data to another controller if the processing is based on a contract or consent and is processed by the Organisation through an automated process.

may provide for the withdrawal of your previously consent to the processing

The Data Controller will investigate the notification no later than 1 month after the application has been submitted.  It shall inform the Data Subject in writing of the outcome of the investigation.

If it establishes the merits of the plea of objection, it shall terminate the processing, including the transmission and further data, and block the data as soon as possible. Notify all those to whom you have previously forwarded the Data Subject’s data to whom you have previously transmitted the data of the Data Subject.

If the Data Subject does not agree with the decision taken by the Organisation, he or she may refer the matter to court within 30 days of its notification.

9.1 Cost of information

The Organisation shall provide the measures and the necessary information free of charge for the first time.

If, within one month, the Data Subject has been subject to the conditions laid down in Article 2(1) and (2 the data that have not changed during this time will be charged by the Data Controller.

The administrative cost accounting is based on the cost per hour of the current minimum wage as an hourly rate.

The number of hours worked for information, calculated at the former hourly rate.

In addition, in case of paper information requirements, the cost of printing the response is cost-cost and postage cost.

9.2 Refusal to provide information

If the data subject’s request is clearly unfounded, he or she shall not be entitled to information or the Organisation, as a controller, to prove that the Data Subject has the requested information and the controller rejects the request for information.

If the request concerned is excessive because of its particularly repetitive nature, the Organisation may refuse to take action on the basis of the application if:

for the third time in one month, the data subject shall be alive in the case of the same subject in the case of the person concerned in the case of the same subject as in Articles 15 to 22. The commission shall submit a request for an application for the exercise of its rights under Article 10.

9.3 Right to protest

The data subject has the right to object at any time to the processing of his/her personal data on the basis of a legitimate interest or a power of public authority.

In this case, the Organisation may no longer process personal data unless it proves that the processing is justified by compelling, legitimate reasons which take precedence over the interests, rights and freedoms of the data subject or which relate to the submission, enforcement or defence of legal claims.

If it establishes the merits of the plea of objection, it shall terminate the processing, including the transfer of data and further data, as soon as possible. Notify all those to whom you have previously forwarded the Data Subject’s data to whom you have previously transmitted the data of the Data Subject.

The processing of the request is free of charge, except for unsubsted or excessive requests, for which the Data Controller may charge a reasonable fee according to his administrative costs. If the Data Subject does not agree with the decision taken by the Data Controller, he or she may go to court.

10. Transfer to a third country or international organisation

The Data Controller does not transfer the Data Subject’s personal data to a third country or international organisation other than the States of the European Economic Area.

11. Information on data security measures

The data are processed by the Data Controller in a closed system according to the expectations of the Information Security Policy.

The data controller ensures the default and built-in data protection. To this end, the Controller shall apply appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure that:

precisely regulate access to data;

grant access only to persons who need access in order to carry out the task with it, and only data which is minimally necessary to perform the task shall be granted access;

carefully select the processors it mandates and provide for the security of the data by appropriate data processing contract;

ensure that the data processed is unchanged (data integrity), its authenticity and protection.

The Data Controller shall apply reasonable physical, technical and organisational security measures to protect the Data Subject’s data, in particular against the accidental, unauthorised, unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, transfer, use or processing of data subjects. The Data Controller shall immediately notify the Data Subject in the event of known access to personal data and which is at high risk to the data subject.

The data controller, where the transmission of Data of the Data concerned is necessary, ensures that the data transmitted is adequately protected, for example by encrypting the data file. The Data Controller is fully responsible for the processing of data carried out by third parties.

The Data Controller shall ensure that the data of the Data Subject is protected from destruction or loss, both with appropriate and regular backups.

12. Remedies

Any data subject may refer any suspected breach of law in relation to the processing of his/her personal data to the competent tribunal, the Metropolitan Tribunal in the capital or to initiate an investigation with the National Data Protection and Freedom of Information Authority

Headquarters: 1125 Budapest, Elisabeth Szilágyi tree row 22/c

Postal address: 1530 Budapest, Pf.: 5

E-mail: ugyfelszolgalat@naih.hu

Phone: +36 (1) 391-1400

Fax: +36 (1) 391-1410

Website: www.naih.hu

The User may take the right to a court in case of violations of the user’s rights. The tribunal is responsible for the examination of the case. The action may, at the choice of the data subject, be brought before the tribunal of the place of residence or residence of the person concerned. Data Controllers shall, upon request, inform the data subject of the possibility of redress and of the means of

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