Point of contact for data subjects Sample Clauses

Point of contact for data subjects. Notwithstanding the right of data subjects to exercise their rights under the GDPR with and against each controller, data subjects may contact the following email address (the designated contact point pursuant to Art. 26, 1. 3 GDPR): xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Annex 2 – Internal allocation with regard to the fulfilment of obligations pursuant to GDPR Obligation pursuant to GDPR Controller 1 Controller 2 Controller 3 Controller 4 Art. 5, 1. (a), 13: Information obligation in the event of di- rect collection (transparency) including the legal basis of the processing (in particular Art. 6) X Art. 5, 1. (a), 14: Information obligation in the event of third party collection (transparency) including the legal basis of the processing (in particular Art. 6) X Art. 15: Dealing with rights to access by the data subject X X Art. 16: Dealing with rights to rectification X Art. 17, Art. 18: Dealing with rights to erasure of data and/or rights to restriction of processing X X Art. 19: Notification regarding rectification and/or erasure of personal data and/or restriction of processing X Art. 20: Dealing with rights to transmit data to another con- troller (data portability) X Art. 21: Dealing with rights to object X Obligation pursuant to GDPR Controller 1 Controller 2 Controller 3 Controller 4 Art. 24 in conjunction with Art. 32: Implementing the ap- propriate technical and organisational measures as per risk assessment X Art. 24 and Art. 32, 1. (d) Review and update of the tech- nical and organisational measures X Art. 24: Documentation to demonstrate appropriate selec- tion of the technical and organisational measures X Art. 25: Ensuring data protection by design and by default X Art. 26: Providing the essence of this arrangement X Art. 27: Designation in writing of a representative in the EU with legal binding for all those responsible (if necessary) X Art. 30, 1.: Providing information for a record of processing activities X Art. 33, Art. 34: Ensuring the notification of a personal data breach to the supervisory authority and potentially to the data subject X Art. 35: Reviewing the necessity for and the implementa- tion of data protection impact assessments X Obligation pursuant to GDPR Controller 1 Controller 2 Controller 3 Controller 4 Art. 36: Prior consultation with a supervisory authority and provision of the necessary information X Art. 42: Establishment of data protection certification mechanisms and of data protection seals and marks (op- tion...
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Point of contact for data subjects. In case of questions regarding the Joint Processing under this Agreement, Data Subjects may contact the contacts set out in Exhibit 1.
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