General
- #1 Information about the individual (legal) person1 is the
property of that (legal)
person2.
Delegation of usage rights
- #2 The person may grant other parties usage rights to their person information.
- #3 The person stipulates a usage right, e.g. authorisation, by specifying at
least a.
the other party; b. the purpose of usage and; c. the relevant subset of person
information.
- #4 A usage right may include that the other party keeps a register of - a duplicate
of,
irrespective of the medium - person information3.
- #5 All granted usage rights become inextricably part of person information.
- #6 A government institution obtains usage rights by law4.
Accountability of usage
- #7 No additional permission is required for the person to inspect the usage,
when
applicable including how registers are kept, of their person information by the other
party.
- #8 The other party periodically, without the person’s explicit request and
for each
transaction, accounts for the usage of their person information to the person in
question. The reporting frequency has been determined in the usage agreement.
- #9 If the other party (also) keeps a register for the person information, an
account
must be included in the periodic report to the person. The reporting period has also
been determined in the usage agreement.
- #10 How a government institution accounts for usage of person information is
decreed by law.
Quality
- #11 The person is responsible for the quality of information subject to usage
agreement(s).
- #12 Upon receiving a signal by any other party of faulty person information,
the
person immediately applies correction.
Trusted (third) parties
- #13 The person’s control over their person information may be restricted.
Any
restriction always has a legal basis4.
- #14 The person designates a trusted party for controlling their restricted person
information. The trusted party has been formally certified for its intermediary role
(reflecting the requirement trust in social trans- /interactions)5.
- #15 Upon formal declaration of the person’s contractual incapacity, rights
and duties
concerning their person information, too, fall to their legal representative(s).
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1 Person information.
2 Hence called ‘person’.
3 Remark: the purpose of usage includes the intensity of usage, whichj may vary from
a one-off to unlimited
application.
4 The specific laws do so in accordance with this manifest.
5 For example, the person can appoint his/her general practitioner to control his so-called eletronic
patient file with
regard to the information parts for which limited access by the person legally apply.
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