Response to a request for employee personal data

When can you withdraw consent?

The procedure for working with personal information is established by the Law “On Personal Data” dated July 27, 2006 No. 152-FZ. From Art. 3 of the law it follows that individual data of a person includes any information about him that allows him to be identified.

This information may include:

FULL NAME.;
residential address;
passport details;
information about place of birth;
other data.

The law does not contain a complete list of information; accordingly, in each specific case it is necessary to analyze whether it is possible to identify him or not using the information received from a person. Often, individual data is not personal because it is impossible to understand who exactly it belongs to. However, if the totality of information allows you to find out which person it relates to, then this is personal data.

Work with personal information is carried out on the basis of the written consent of the citizen whose information will be processed. There is no established form; each organization independently develops an agreement form for the processing of personal materials, which is signed by the citizen. Only after the subject has signed such a form, the institution has the right to begin working with information about the client.

Consent to processing can be obtained electronically using a simple electronic signature.

A citizen has the right to withdraw his consent to the processing of personal information at any time (Clause 2 of Article 9 of Law No. 152-FZ). Moreover, the legislator does not connect the revocation of personal data with any conditions or events. From which it follows that refusal to process personal data does not require justification.

When withdrawal of consent does not matter for the personal data operator

Meanwhile, the operator can continue to work with the subject’s personal information materials even if the latter revokes his consent. The list of cases when he has such a right is specified in paragraphs. 2–11 hours 1 tbsp. 6, part 2 art. 10, part 2 art. 11 of Law No. 152-FZ. In particular, information about a person can be used by:

courts with the participation of a citizen in legal proceedings;
bailiffs in the execution of a judicial act;
government bodies in the exercise of their powers;
parties to civil contracts concluded with the subject of personal data;
any subjects, if necessary, to protect the life or health of the bearer of personal information;
journalists, if working with personal information is related to their professional activities;
entities involved in the implementation of international treaties;
statistical authorities, if personal data is anonymized.

What is included in the concept of personal data

The above-mentioned law “On Personal Data” defines the concept of personal data as information that allows you to reliably identify the owner of this data. Such data includes:
last name, first name, patronymic, passport details (address, place of birth, etc.);
any information notified in personal documents: rights, work books, diplomas, etc.;
information about health status, physical and mental characteristics, etc.

The same law determines the need for interested parties to request consent to process a citizen’s personal data for their own purposes.

A person to whom, at the request of a citizen, personal data is provided for any purpose is called a personal data operator. The operator can be either a government organization or a private one, as well as an individual. The operator is responsible for disclosing received personal data to third parties within the framework of current legislation.

Procedure for revocation of individual data

Since citizens are often faced with the issue of permission to work with personal information, the natural question is how to revoke consent to the processing of personal data.

The step-by-step procedure is not prescribed in the legislation. Since permission to process information is given in writing, you must revoke consent by submitting a written application to the operator.

Refusal of consent to the processing of personal data is prepared in free form. You can submit your application to the institution:

Personally to the office or reception of the organization. In this case, it is necessary to prepare two copies of the document. On one of them, the organization will put a mark of receipt upon acceptance.
By postal correspondence (registered mail with notification). In this case, confirmation of receipt will be a notification returned to the sender.
In electronic form. For example, if consent to the use of personal information that the user provided to the operator via the Internet (for example, on the website) is revoked.

It is very important to confirm the date the operator received the request, since from this moment the period will begin during which the operator for processing individual information will have to stop working with the declared information.

Refusal to interact: how to prevent debt collectors from calling about your loan?

In 2020, after the entry into force of Federal Law No. 230-FZ of July 3.

2016 “On the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of individuals when carrying out activities to repay overdue debts,” debtors, their colleagues and relatives have a new way to get rid of annoying calls from debt collectors. Now you can refuse to interact with collectors.

Especially for readers of the site Paritet.guru, we tell you how to write a statement of refusal to cooperate with a collection agency and officially prohibit collectors from calling about a credit debt.

I'm a debtor, I don't want to be called

Let's make a reservation right away: calls from collectors are not prohibited by law.

Article 5 230-FZ states that the bank (creditor) itself, and the new creditor to whom the loan debt was sold under an assignment of claims, and representatives of the creditor - persons acting on his behalf or in his interests.

But there is a caveat: in order to communicate with the debtor, the creditor’s representatives must be either a credit institution (bank) or professional collectors included in a special register. It is prohibited to involve non-professionals, and especially those with criminal records, in working with debtors.

The bank and collectors can interact with the debtor in 3 main “standard” ways:

directly - meet in person, call;
send letters by mail;
send telegrams, SMS, text messages and other messages via mobile communications, via the Internet.

If the bank wants to interact with you in some other, non-standard way, it must stipulate this in a written agreement with you.

You can refuse to comply with this agreement at any time, without any restrictions. It is enough to write a special application to the bank. This application can be delivered personally against signature, sent by registered mail with notification, or submitted through a notary. With phone calls and other standard methods of interaction, everything is more complicated.

Application for refusal to interact with collectors (for the debtor) In the application, indicate that you refuse to interact with the bank / collectors in other ways than directly, by mail, telegraph, telecommunication networks.

Option 1. You belong to a certain category of debtors

bankrupts, incl.
those who, by decision of the arbitration court, have undergone debt restructuring;
deprived or limited in legal capacity by court;
debtors with disability group I;
debtors undergoing treatment in a hospital;
minor debtors.
This usually happens if loan debts are inherited by a child. But this rule does not apply to emancipated children.

In all these cases, you can refuse direct interaction with collectors as soon as you receive supporting documents. For example, a court decision declaring bankruptcy or deprivation of legal capacity, sick leave or an extract from a card, medical history, etc. Unfortunately, the bank and collectors will still be able to send letters, SMS, and email. But there will be no calls or personal meetings.

Option 2. You have appointed yourself a representative lawyer

By law, the debtor has the right to transfer all communications with the bank and debt collectors to his representative. Unfortunately, you cannot appoint a friend, wife, mother-in-law or an ordinary lawyer as your representative.

By law, only a lawyer can represent a debtor regarding a credit debt. In the application for interaction through a representative, you need to indicate the full name, contact phone number, postal address and email of your lawyer.

From the date of receipt of your application, the bank and debt collectors will be required to communicate with you only through a lawyer.

Be careful: When concluding an agreement with a lawyer and transferring all communications with the bank to him, demand that the lawyer spell out in the agreement specific actions that he will carry out in your interests.

For example, conduct negotiations to restructure a loan.

If the lawyer’s responsibilities are not clearly formulated, there is a chance that his participation in interaction with the bank will end with simply providing his contact information, and the lawyer simply will not answer calls.

Option 3. For all other debtors

Those who do not have supporting documents from option 1 and money for a lawyer will have to follow the general scheme, that is, endure calls from the bank and from collectors for 4 months from the date the loan became overdue.

You can try to write a statement of refusal to cooperate with the bank earlier, but according to the law it will still not be considered valid. There is one more problem. If your loan debt was collected by court and the decision has already entered into legal force, the bank and collectors have the right to communicate with you again within 2 months.

If you did not have time to refuse to interact with debt collectors before the court decision, you can submit such an application a month after the decision comes into force.

Instructions for debtors: how to prohibit calls from collectors?

Wait until 4 months have passed since the start of the delay. Or obtain documents that allow you to refuse direct interaction with the bank and collectors earlier (bankruptcy, group 1 disability, etc.).
Or wait 1 month from the date of entry into force of the court decision on debt collection. Or appoint a representative - a lawyer.
Write a statement of refusal to interact or appoint a representative. The application form is uniform, generally binding, and was approved by order of the Federal Bailiff Service of Russia dated January 18.
2018 No. 20. There is no need to write applications in any form or pay lawyers to draw them up; you can quickly fill them out yourself. statements of refusal to interact with debt collectors.
Send the application to the bank or collectors. The application can be submitted to the bank/collectors in 3 ways: in person (against signature on your copy of the application), by mail, through a notary.

According to information on the website of the Federal Notary Chamber, the cost of transferring an application by a notary, for example, in St. Petersburg is 1000 rubles, in Moscow - 1500-2300 rubles, in the Vologda region - 900 rubles, in the Krasnodar region 1300 rubles, in the Sverdlovsk region 2140 rubles.

I don’t want collectors to call my work or friends about my debts.

This can be solved very simply. The debtor can prohibit the bank and collectors from calling other people about their loan at any time, without any restrictions.

If you value the peaceful sleep of your relatives and friends and do not want to spoil your relationship with them, or do not want your debt to be known at work, be sure to submit an application to the bank at the first opportunity to revoke your consent to interact with third parties.

The application can be taken personally to the bank and handed over against a receipt, or sent by registered mail with notification, or submitted through a notary. By law, after receiving such a statement, the bank and debt collectors are required to stop calling strangers about your loan debt.

Application to the bank - a ban on calling other people about a loan

I am an acquaintance, relative, colleague of the debtor, do not call me

230-FZ states that collectors can call people about other people’s debts under 2 conditions:

there is consent from the debtor himself to interact with third parties regarding his debt. Typically, this consent is taken when applying for a loan along with consent to the processing of personal data;
third parties did not report that they were against communicating with collectors and the bank regarding the debt of their colleague, friend, or relative.

It turns out that in the absence of your official refusal, collectors can call you without any problems about other people’s credit debts. Have you received your first alarm call about a debt from a relative or colleague? Get started right away.

How to prohibit calls from debt collectors regarding other people's loans?

Gather information. For the first time, talk in detail and carefully with the collectors and try to get as much information as possible from them: which collection agency is calling, which bank has the debt, contact numbers and addresses of the collectors, etc.
Write down what you learn. If there is very little data or the collector refused to provide it, try searching in Yandex or Google by phone number. There is a chance that you will immediately find reviews from dissatisfied citizens and find out which company is calling from this number.
Write a statement of disagreement with the interaction. There is no generally required form for such a statement.
The application can be drawn up according to our example: Application to refuse calls regarding someone else’s loan Be sure to write in it that you do not agree to interact with you regarding the overdue credit debt of such and such and ask them to stop calling.
If the bank is located in your city, you can take the application in person and hand it over against signature on your copy. You can also send this application by registered mail with notification or a valuable letter with a list of attachments. There is also the possibility of submitting the application through a notary.
Wait for a response from the bank or collectors. We recommend waiting about a month. If during this time the calls do not stop and you are not sent an official response, you can move on and write complaints.

I am a guarantor for a loan, the borrower does not pay, they call me

As follows from Article 4 230-FZ, individuals who provide security for a loan are treated as a debtor. That is, the same rules must apply to guarantors and pledgors as to the debtor himself.

This means that you can at any time refuse to interact with the bank and collectors in non-standard ways, and you can also at any time revoke your consent from the bank to interact with third parties regarding this credit debt.

You can also refuse direct interaction with the bank and debt collectors in the event of bankruptcy, group I disability, etc. You can also appoint a lawyer as your representative or refuse to interact 4 months after the loan becomes overdue.

On the repayment of debt by guarantors for the borrower: Legal advice: what should a guarantor do if a loan is collected from him

Sample application for review

An application for revocation of personal data is drawn up as follows:

The upper right column indicates the name of the recipient and his address, and the sender's details.
Below in the middle is the title of the document.
From the red line is the main text.
At the end of the document there is a date and signature.

A sample revocation of personal data from a bank may look like this:

To the Head of the Central Black Earth Bank PJSC "Bank"

Voronezh, st. January 9, 28

from Derzhaev Viktor Petrovich

Voronezh, st. Komarova, 28, 15

Statement

I, Derzhaev V.P., passport series 0000 No. 000 000, issued by the Department of Internal Affairs of the Sovetsky District of Voronezh __ __ ___, in accordance with Art. 9 of Law No. 152-FZ, I withdraw my consent to the processing of personal data, given by me when concluding the loan agreement No. 377-2010 dated __ __ ____.

Derzhaev V. P. /Derzhaev/

Date of: __ __ ____

How to refuse the transfer of personal data

Latest data on violations of legislation by operators for 2014 (according to the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technologies and Mass Communications (Roskomnadzor), https://rkn.gov.ru) https://pd.rkn.gov.

ru/press-service/subject1/news3613/ IN RUSSIA: In the Primorsky Territory, five legal entities were fined by justices of the peace in the Primorsky Territory for failure to provide or untimely submission of information upon request to the territorial Office of Roskomnadzor, as well as for providing information incompletely volume, LLC “Golden Taurus”, LLC “Mezonin”, LLC “Vertical”, LLC “Complex DV”, MKU “Secondary School No. 35” of the Artemovsky Urban District were brought to administrative responsibility. Earlier, in October - December last year, the Department drew up protocols under Art.

Hundreds of thousands of Orthodox citizens who, for religious reasons, refuse automated recording of personal data and electronic documents are illegally deprived of their rights.

Elderly, honored citizens are not paid their earned pensions and benefits, they are deprived of medical care, young people cannot go to school or get a job. Violations of the fundamental rights of religious citizens are discriminatory. February 9, 2014

on the website of the Moscow Patriarchia, (https://www.patriarchia.ru/db/text/3561086.html) and on the website of the Union of Orthodox Lawyers (https://rodinaprav.info/index.

php/inn-uek-snils/153-svyatejshij-patriarkh-obratilsya-k-prezidentu-rf-v-zashchitu-pravoslavnykh-grazhdan) information has been published about the direction of His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' Kirill to the President of the Russian Federation V.V.

How to refuse consent to the processing of personal data?

Due to my personal convictions and on the basis of the current legislation of the Russian Federation, I do not give consent for myself (as well as for my minor child (the surname, first name and patronymic of the minor are indicated)) to collect, record, systematize, accumulate, store, clarify (update, change ( extraction, use, transfer (distribution, provision, access), depersonalization, blocking, deletion, processing, transfer to third parties, cross-border transfer of personal data. I do this freely, of my own free will and in my own interest. The employer distributes the employee’s personal data - what to do All these documents contain personal data, ensuring the confidentiality of which is the obligation of the employer, enshrined in the Constitution.

Refusal to process personal data

Important

I hereby give my consent to the processing in the State Educational Institution Secondary School No. of the personal data of my minor child, relating exclusively to the categories of personal data listed below: - birth certificate data; — medical card data; — child’s residential address; — assessment of the child’s progress; - child’s educational work. I consent to the use of my child’s personal data solely for the following purposes: - ensuring the organization of the educational process for the child; This consent is provided for employees of the State Educational Institution Secondary School No. to carry out the following actions in relation to the child’s personal data: collection, systematization, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, changing), use (only for the purposes indicated above), depersonalization, blocking (does not include the possibility of limiting my access to the child’s personal data), destruction.

Option for refusal to process personal data

Source: https://advokat-na-donu.ru/kak-otkazatsya-ot-peredachi-personalnyh-dannyh/

Consequences of the recall

According to paragraph 5 of Art. 21 of Law No. 152-FZ, if a person revokes consent to work with his individual information, the operator is obliged to stop doing this. He is given 30 days to do this from the date of receipt of the application. Within the same period, the operator must destroy or ensure the destruction of information.

However, the law clarifies that if further work with individual information about a person is necessary to achieve the goals provided for by law, then the storage of information can continue.

For example, banks cannot fulfill the request of the subject of personal data to withdraw consent to their processing.

So, in accordance with paragraph 4 of Art. 7 of the Law “On Combating Legalization (Laundering) of Income...” dated August 7, 2001 No. 115-FZ, banking organizations must retain personal information about clients for at least 5 years from the date of termination of relations. Accordingly, if permission to work with individual information has been revoked, operations with information must be stopped, but the materials themselves are not destroyed and can be issued at the request of the court, prosecutor's office and other authorized institutions (appeal ruling of the Moscow City Court dated June 14, 2019 in case No. 33-25479).

Transfer of personal data to third parties in 2020

In 2020, the employer must obtain the consent of employees to transfer their personal data to a third party. There can be many reasons for transferring data, for example, concluding voluntary health insurance agreements or receiving “salary” cards. Read about how the procedure is completed, download a ready-made sample document

In what cases is it necessary to transfer an employee’s personal data to third parties?

Every year, legislation in the field of personal data imposes increasingly stringent requirements for their protection. Obviously, operators collect them not only to store and protect them; processing also implies their transmission.

Article 88 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation determines that in general cases, the transfer of personal data to third parties cannot be carried out. Except for two options:

1. The employee gave written consent to the transfer, and he was previously informed who needed his personal information and why.

2. Confidential data is transferred without the consent of its subject in special cases:

to government agencies;
when there is a threat to human life and health;
in cases determined by federal law.

If everything is clear with the first point, then the second needs clarification.

As for government agencies, the employer cannot but transfer information about employees to them. This:

Social Insurance Fund;
Pension Fund;
Tax authorities;
Labour Inspectorate;
Executive authorities investigating accidents in the company.

It is obvious that the employee’s refusal to mediate the employer in interaction with these institutions is impossible.

Credit institutions, banks, and insurance companies are not included in this list. Information is provided to them only with the written consent of the employee.

► As for the transfer of personal data in the event of a threat to life and health, this is a matter of prioritizing the safety of human life. For example, in the event of a sudden deterioration in health, the spread of infections, or repeated poisoning, the employer will have to, upon request, transfer information about the employee’s health to the medical institution.

Also, in some industries, employees are required to undergo a preliminary medical examination (medical record), the results of which are presented to regulatory authorities during inspections.

► As for cases defined by federal law, these include, for example, Part 5 of Art. 20 Federal Law No. 79-FZ dated July 27, 2004, which obliges the media to publish information about the income and property of civil servants upon their requests.

There are several other situations in which the employer has doubts: it is possible to transfer personal data or not.

► Transfer between structural units (from the HR officer to the accountant or to the security department). This procedure is necessary and possible, but it must be specified in the Regulations on the Protection of Personal Data, which the employee is familiar with. Data exchange occurs between persons included in the order on employees who have access to personnel personal data.

► Transfer to the employee’s relatives. Despite their close ties, in this situation they are third parties and cannot obtain his data without the employee’s consent.

► Transfer of information to the trade union - with the written consent of the employee.

How is data transfer processed?

When concluding an employment contract, it is impossible to obtain written consent from the employee to provide his personal data to third parties in all necessary situations before dismissal.

The algorithm for transferring personal data to third parties in 2019 is as follows:

Step 1. The employer received a written request from the authority. Its main criterion is motivation. The document must include an indication of the purpose of the request, a link to the legal basis for the request, and a list of the information requested.

Step 2. Having analyzed the received paper, the employer can immediately refuse to issue personal data if he has doubts, arguing the refusal by arguing that the requested information is classified by law as information with limited access.

Step 3. If the request is legitimate, the manager sends the employee a notice of the need to agree, indicating the name of the institution that requested the data and the purposes for its use.

Step 4. The employee writes consent or refusal to transfer information.

Step 5. If consent is received, the employer sends the applicant the necessary information, reminding him of his responsibility and requesting him to provide a report on the use of the data for the stated purposes.

Step 6. The authority that requested the information, after completing manipulations with it, sends the employee’s supervisor confirmation that it used it in strict accordance with the purposes specified in the initial request.

All mentioned papers are drawn up in free form, since there are no standardized forms.

How to draw up consent to transfer personal data to third parties

The document is easy to draw up and can be printed or handwritten. Written to the name of the manager from the employee (full name, passport, registration).

The essence of the document is revealed in the first sentence: a person gives consent to his employer to provide personal data to a third party (name of institution) for a specific purpose.

The following is a list of the information that is transmitted.

When drawing up the document, it would be advisable to indicate for how long this consent will be valid. The agreement ends with the signature of the employee and the date of preparation.

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Responsibility for violations

Unauthorized transfer of personal data to third parties in 2019 is considered their disclosure and entails liability:

1. Disciplinary

(remark, reprimand, dismissal).

2. Administrative

(Article 13 of the Administrative Code) in the form of a fine:

1-3 thousand rubles. for citizens;
5-10 thousand rubles. for officials;
20-50 thousand rubles. for organizations.

3. Criminal

(Article 137 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), if it is proven that the transfer was intentional, in the form of:

fine 200 thousand rubles;
compulsory work 120-180 hours;
executive work up to 12 months;
arrest for up to 4 months.

4. Civil law.

By a court decision, the offender is required to pay compensation to the victim for moral damage.

Source: https://www.pro-personal.ru/article/1098072-18-m10-peredacha-personalnyh-dannyh-tretim-litsam-v-2019-godu

How to legally refuse the illegal collection of personal data at school and kindergarten

STATEMENT

about refusal to sign “Consent to the processing of personal data”

(based on Articles of the Constitution of the Russian Federation 2, 3, 15, 18, 23, 24, Article 12 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation)

…………………………………………………………. I was asked to sign a form “Consent to processing

(date of)

personal data" for…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

…………………………………………………………………….

(indicate why “Consent” is obtained)

I do not consent to the processing of my personal data for the following reasons:

1. Mandatory obtaining consent to the processing of personal data when ……………………

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………

(specify: provision of medical care, payment of benefits, execution of a transaction, etc.)

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

contradicts the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which guarantees citizens this right without any conditions.

In accordance with Articles 2, 15, 18, human rights and freedoms are the highest value, the Constitution of the Russian Federation has the highest legal force and direct effect.

2. Consent to the processing of my personal data (personal data of my children

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

…………………………………………………………………….

(specify if any)

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

…………………………………………………………………….

……………………………………………………………………………… is contrary to my interests and the interests of my family.

In accordance with Article 9 of Federal Law No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data,” the subject of personal data makes a decision to provide his personal data and consents to their processing of his own will and in his own interest.

In accordance with Law No. 152-FZ, personal data is any information related to an individual.

The concept of “processing” includes any actions of the operator with personal data: collection, recording, systematization, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, changing), extraction, use, transfer (distribution, provision, access, including transfer to third parties and cross-border transfer), depersonalization, blocking, deletion, destruction of personal data.

In 2009, amendments were made to No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data” that abolished the obligation of operators to provide cryptographic (encryption) protection of personal data.

When using personal data, the operator has the right to make decisions or take other actions that give rise to legal consequences in relation to me or other persons as subjects of personal data.

By receiving a person’s consent to process personal data - any information about me and my family - the operator becomes their complete owner.

The formal phrase of the form about the right to withdraw consent to the processing of personal data does not solve anything, since by the time the “Consent” is withdrawn, the operator already has the opportunity to use his powers in full.

Consent to the processing of personal data makes a person a potential target of any criminal manipulation, since no one is responsible for the moral state of the operators.

3. Obtaining consent “for the processing of personal data - any information about a person” violates the provisions of Articles 23, 24 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which guarantees citizens the right to privacy, personal and family secrets, protection of their honor and good name.

The “Consent” form offered to me violates the principles of Article 5 “Principles of Personal Data Processing” No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data”: on the inadmissibility of combining databases containing personal data, the processing of which is carried out for purposes incompatible with each other; on the processing of only those personal data that meet the purposes of their processing; on the compliance of the content and volume of processed personal data with the stated purposes of processing; on the inadmissibility of redundancy of processed personal data in relation to the stated purposes of their processing.

Based on the above reasons, I refuse to give consent to such processing of my personal data (personal data of my children) and ask that my constitutional rights and freedoms be respected. My personal data necessary for internal use is already at your disposal.

I was warned that if I refuse to sign the “Consent”, I will have ……………………….

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

…………………………………………………………………….

(consequences of refusal to sign the “Consent”)

If this threat is realized, I ask you to give me a reasoned written response, which I will need to appeal the unlawful actions of an official (employee) and compensate for material and moral damage.

Sincerely,

“____” _____________ 20___ [ ]

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Today, through the efforts of many good, caring people, who turned the whole of Moscow upside down, it was possible to transport Anastasia Zavgorodnya’s new passport to Finland, which was stolen from her last week along with many other documents, and she was also given the amount of money necessary for her rescue .The box in which documents were kept at home was emptied by someone. Copies of keys in Finland are stored in the equivalent of our housing office “just in case”: that is, at any moment when this “just in case” occurs, someone can use yours keys and enter the apartment. Anastasia is sure that representatives of the guardianship authorities did this to prevent her from leaving home with her children. Zavgorodnyaya is now in her friends’ apartment, where she was forced to hide after our diplomats asked her to “leave the premises” of the Russian embassy in Helsinki in 16.00, where she ran on November 7 at 7.45 am for salvation and with a request to help her escape to Russia. We must pay tribute to the diplomats that she got a passport in Moscow quite quickly, in just a couple of days. The reason that Anastasia Zavgorodnyaya turned to the Russian Embassy is that in recent days she has been literally haunted by strange troubles. It started with the theft of documents. Then at the store they stuck a price tag on her back, it “ringed” on the way out, and she was accused of theft. Then, when she went to the pool with the children, the notorious social welfare workers came there, saying that they had received a call that the youngest child (for a minute - he is a month and a half old) was unattended in the pool. The interrogation was conducted without even allowing Anastasia to get dressed. Only thanks to the intervention of a friend, lawyer Olga Chizhik-Kinnunen, was it possible to discourage overly attentive lovers of protecting the rights of children, especially those with a Russian mother. She was released, but it was known from experience that in the morning they would come to her again in the morning with a group of “juvenile capture” and take away her children . The reason is a signal that there is a danger for children, and in addition, from Olga Kinnunen’s conversations with guardianship representatives, it became clear that they are trying to present Zavgorodnyaya as mentally abnormal and have plans to put her in a psychiatric hospital. Wild people, first take away all the children, take away the newborn, and then they expect the woman to behave friendly and smile when she sees the guardianship representatives again. If this does not happen, then it is considered that she has a mental disorder and urgent treatment is required. By the way, two two-year-old twins, who, apparently, did not understand how happy the guardianship authorities made them by taking them away from their mother, are still behaving Weird. There is an assumption that they cried a lot when they found themselves in the orphanage and were pumped full of tranquilizers. Well, they didn’t understand that they were saved from almost certain death: after all, dad spanked his older sister! Today we were developing a plan to leave for Russia, but the matter was complicated by the fact that the younger children, as it turns out, do not have the documents necessary to leave Finland. And only Finns can make it. Moreover, they will do them for at least a year. Considering that on January 21, 2013, Zavgorodnyaya, according to the decision of the second court, is obliged to return to a prison-type social shelter with her children, then it is already possible to hope that the family will be able to live a happy life together no one has. If 85% of anonymous calls in Finland end with children being removed forever and moving them to foster families or private orphanages, then allowing the Zavgorodnya family to continue to be together is not their style. We have an agreement that in case of departure, Anastasia and the children will be accompanied by a group from our 1 channel, under cameras, she will take her across the border and bring her to St. Petersburg. When she arrives here, the situation will continue to be difficult, since she does not have her own apartment. The Sudanese father, a citizen of Finland, of course, agrees to support his family, but this is not an option. Now Anastasia and the children don’t even have a change of clothes, since they ran away from home lightly. Today Olga Chizhik-Kinnunen wrote a letter to Vladimir Putin asking him to intervene. Anastasia hoped that diplomats would be able to take her out, but this hope was not realized; diplomats, like real officials, do not want to lose their homes in Helsinki. for it is obvious that by committing such action, they will be deprived of the opportunity to return to their work in this country. Now she cannot even go outside without being captured. The matter reaches a dead end.

Source: https://annatubten.livejournal.com/127422.html

Refusal to provide personal data

If you are concerned about collectors, then another copy of the same statement must be additionally sent to the collection agency.

It is better to send a registered letter with a list of investments with acknowledgment of delivery to the legal address of the bank and to the collectors. To do this, you will have to fill out several forms that will be provided to you by postal employees.

But you can come to the bank branch where you took out the loan yourself with two copies of such an application.

You give one to the bank employees, ask for a stamp on the second with a mark of acceptance and date, and then keep it with you.

As your registration address, which is indicated in the application, you must indicate the address that is recorded in the loan agreement.

Responsibility for violating the rules for working with personal data

Administrative liability for violations in the field of personal data protection is established by Article 13.11 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. Let's list what a medical organization can be fined for.

Processing of personal data in cases not provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation in the field of personal data, or processing of personal data incompatible with the purposes of their collection entails a warning or a fine: – for citizens in the amount of 1,000 to 3,000 rubles; – for officials – from 5,000 to 10,000 rubles; – for legal entities – from 30,000 to 50,000 rubles.

Processing of personal data without written consent in cases where it must be obtained in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation in the field of personal data (if these actions do not contain a criminal offense), or processing of personal data in violation of the requirements established by the legislation of the Russian Federation in the field of personal data to the composition of information included in consent in writing entails: – the imposition of an administrative fine on citizens in the amount of 3,000 to 5,000 rubles; – on officials – from 10,000 to 20,000 rubles; – on legal entities – from 15,000 to 75,000 rubles

Failure to fulfill the obligation provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation in the field of personal data to provide the subject of personal data with information regarding their processing entails a warning or a fine: – for citizens in the amount of 1000 to 2000 rubles; – for officials – from 4000 to 6000 rubles; – for legal entities - from 20,000 to 40,000 rubles.

Failure to comply with the deadlines for fulfilling the requirements for protecting the rights of subjects of personal data regarding their clarification, blocking or destruction, when the data is incomplete, outdated, inaccurate, illegally obtained or is not necessary for the stated purpose of processing, entails a warning or the imposition of an administrative fine: - on citizens in the amount from 1,000 to 2,000 rubles; – for officials – from 4,000 to 10,000 rubles; – for legal entities – from 25,000 to 45,000 rubles.

Failure to comply with requirements for the safety of personal data when processing it without the use of automation tools, if this resulted in unlawful or accidental access to data, its destruction, modification, blocking, copying, provision, distribution or other unlawful actions in relation to data, in the absence of signs of a criminal offense entails the imposition of a fine: – on citizens in the amount of 700 to 2,000 rubles; – on officials – from 4,000 to 10,000 rubles; – on legal entities – from 25,000 to 50,000 rubles.

Failure by an operator who is a state or municipal body to fulfill the obligation to depersonalize personal data or failure to comply with the requirements or methods established for this entails a warning or a fine on officials in the amount of 3,000 to 6,000 rubles.

Criminal liability is provided for the following offenses.

Illegal collection or dissemination, using one’s official position, of information about the private life of a person that constitutes his personal or family secret, without his consent, or dissemination of this information in a public speech, publicly displayed work or the media may entail (Article 137 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation): – a fine of in the amount of 100,000 to 300,000 rubles; – deprivation of the right to hold certain positions for a period of two to five years; – forced labor for a period of up to four years (with or without deprivation of the right to hold certain positions for a period of up to five years); – arrest for a term of up to six months; – imprisonment for a term of up to four years (with deprivation of the right to hold certain positions for a term of up to five years).

For an unlawful refusal by an official to provide documents and materials directly affecting the rights and freedoms of a patient, or providing him with incomplete or knowingly false information, if this caused harm to the rights and legitimate interests of the patient, a medical organization faces (Article 140 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation): – a fine of up to 200,000 rubles; – deprivation of the right to hold certain positions for a period of two to five years.

Unlawful access to computer information protected by law, if this resulted in its destruction, blocking, modification or copying, provides for: – a fine of up to 200,000 rubles; – corrective labor for up to one year; – restriction of freedom for a term of up to two years; – forced labor for a period of up to two years; up to two years; imprisonment for the same term.

In addition, a medical organization may be brought to civil liability for causing moral harm (mental suffering) to a patient due to violation of the rules for processing personal data (Article 24 of Law No. 152-FZ; Article 151 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). Liability provides for compensation for moral damage (regardless of compensation for property damage and losses incurred by the subject).

18.12.2017