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Personal data We protect your personal data. In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), this data protection document has been written to shown how the Royal Court of Sweden processes the personal data that we hold about you. This document describes how the Royal Court of Sweden works to protect your personal data and to ensure your personal privacy. ‘Personal data’ is everything that can be linked to a specific individual, such as name and contact details. Here, we describe how we process your personal data, your rights regarding personal data, and how you can exercise your rights. The Royal Court of Sweden consists of the Royal Household and the Royal Palace Administration, all of which undertake to process your personal data in accordance with prevailing data protection rules and internal guidelines. In order to ensure that these rules are complied with, a data protection organisation has been established. You can contact this data protection organisation if you have any questions regarding personal data and how the Royal Court of Sweden processes this. Personal data that is processed for private purposes is not covered by the GDPR. Processing personal data within the Royal Court of Sweden The role of the Royal Court of Sweden is to support the Head of State and the Royal Family in their official duties, and to preserve and exhibit to the general public the cultural heritage linked to the Swedish monarchy. The Royal Court of Sweden consists of the Royal Household and the Royal Palace Administration. If you have been in contact with or have a relationship with one of these organisations, they may need to process your personal data. The Royal Palace Administration (company registration number 202100-3484) is the part of the Royal Court of Sweden’s organisation that is responsible, among other things, for the palaces and related buildings, collections, grounds and public operations. The Royal Palace Administration processes your personal data if, for example, you buy a ticket for a tour of one of the royal palaces, buy something from the Royal Gift Shop, hire one of the royal palace chapels or pay for photography. The Royal Household (company registration number 902000-7374) is the part of the Royal Court of Sweden’s organisation that is responsible, among other things, for constitutional, state ceremonial and official assignments. The Royal Household processes your personal data if, for example, you submit a question via our website, send a greeting to the Royal Family, or send a gift to the Royal Family. The organisation – the Royal Palace Administration or the Royal Household – with which you have had contact is the personal data controller responsible for processing your personal data. » How we process your personal data (in Swedish) External link, opens in new window. Updating how we process your personal data The Royal Court of Sweden may update this information document, for example if we process your data for new purposes, gather additional data or share your data with categories of recipients other than those stated here. In such cases, you will be able to find out about any updated information when such changes occur. The latest version of this information is always published here at the Royal Court’s website. How can I manage my personal data? We process your personal data to the extent that is necessary in order to fulfil your rights. The GDPR gives you a number of rights in relation to processing your personal data. You can find out more about the GDPR and your rights at the Swedish Data Inspection Board’s website External link, opens in new window.. Access to your personal data You have the right to access your data by making a subject access request regarding the personal data about you that we have registered. Contact the Royal Court of Sweden by e-mailing dataskydd@royalcourt.se or calling +46 8 402 60 00. You can make a subject access request using the personal data request form External link, opens in new window. (in Swedish only). Right to rectification of personal data If you believe that any data about you is incomplete or incorrect, you have the right to request that the data is corrected or completed. Contact the Royal Court of Sweden by e-mailing dataskydd@royalcourt.se or calling +46 8 402 60 00 to have your data corrected or completed. Right to give and withdraw your consent It may be that we ask for your consent to process your personal data. You have the right at any time to change your mind and withdraw your consent for continued processing. Contact the Royal Court of Sweden by e-mailing dataskydd@royalcourt.se or calling +46 8 402 60 00 if you want to withdraw your consent. Right to object to processing based on a legitimate interest In certain cases, we have made the assessment that our need to process your personal data is so strong that we have what is referred to as a legitimate interest. You have the right to object to our assessment of a legitimate interest. However, we may continue to process your data despite you having objected to this processing if we have compelling legitimate reasons for processing that outweigh privacy interests. If we are unable to demonstrate compelling reasons, we will stop processing your personal data. Contact the Royal Court of Sweden by e-mailing dataskydd@royalcourt.se or calling +46 8 402 60 00 if you want to object to this processing. Right to delete personal data Under certain circumstances, you have the right to have your personal data deleted, for example if there is no longer any need to process your personal data. However, this does not apply if, for example, we are obliged by law to keep this data. Contact the Royal Court of Sweden by e-mailing dataskydd@royalcourt.se or calling +46 8 402 60 00 if you want your data to be deleted. Right to restrict processing of data You have the right to request that the processing of your personal data is restricted if, for example, you believe that it is not correct or if you wish to object to our assessment of a legitimate interest in carrying out processing. If you request that the processing of your data be restricted, this may however mean that we are unable to meet any obligations we have to you during the time that processing is restricted. Contact the Royal Court of Sweden by e-mailing dataskydd@royalcourt.se or calling +46 8 402 60 00 if you want to ask for your data to be restricted. Right to move your data (data portability) You have the right to a copy of the personal data relating to you, compiled in a structured, machine-readable format. In contrast to the extract provided following a subject access request, this only includes some of the data that we process. Processing will take place with your consent or in order to fulfil an agreement with you, and this right only covers personal data that you yourself have provided us with, for example if you have provided your e-mail address when registering for a mailing. In other words, only certain data is covered by the right to data portability. Who do I contact with any questions? If you have any questions about processing your personal data, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can find our contact details below. If you are not satisfied with the response you have received, you have the right to make a complaint to the supervisory authority (the Swedish Data Inspection Board). The Royal Court of Sweden Switchboard/Data Protection The Royal Palace of Stockholm 107 70 Stockholm dataskydd@royalcourt.se Download the personal data request form (in Swedish only).
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Sukladno Zakonu o zaštiti osobnih podataka ( Narodne novine broj 103/03, 118/06, 41/08, 130/11 i 106/12 ) društvo Usluga Poreč d.o.o. imenovalo je službenika za zaštitu osobnih podataka. Službenik za zaštitu osobnih podataka vodi brigu o zakonitosti obrade osobnih podataka i ostvarivanju prava na zaštitu osobnih podataka na način da: - vodi brigu o zakonitosti obrade osobnih podataka u smislu poštivanja odredbi Zakona o zaštiti osobnih podataka i ostalih propisa koji uređuju pitanja obrade osobnih podataka; - upozorava voditelja zbirke osobnih podataka na nužnost primjene propisa o zaštiti osobnih podataka u slučajevima planiranja i radnji koje mogu imati utjecaj na pitanje privatnosti i zaštitu osobnih podataka; - upoznaje sve osobe zaposlene u obradi osobnih podataka s njihovim zakonskim obvezama u svrhu zaštite osobnih podataka; - brine o izvrsenju obveza iz clanka 14. i Zakona o zaštiti osobnih podataka; - omogućava ostvarivanje prava ispitanika iz clanka i 20. Zakona o zaštiti osobnih podataka; - surađuje s Agencijom za zastitu osobnih podataka u vezi s provedbom nadzora nad obradom osobnih podataka. Službenik za zaštitu osobnih podataka dužan je čuvati povjerljivost svih informacija i podataka koje sazna u obavljanju svojih dužnosti. Ova obveza traje i nakon prestanka obavljanja dužnosti službenika za zaštitu osobnih podatka. Kontakt podaci službenika za zaštitu osobnih podataka : Usluga Poreč d.o.o., Mlinska 1., Poreč E-mail: lorena.velenik@usluga.hr