The policy is valid from: 1 January 2024
Name (name) | Regional Office – Plzeň Region |
Headquarters address | Škroupova 1760/18 301 00 Plzeň |
Identification number | 70890366 |
Website | https://konference-plzensky-kraj.cz |
Phone | +420 770 197 722 |
ludek.fichtl@plzensky-kraj.cz | |
Contact details of the commissioner (if appointed): |
What are the purposes of processing personal data?
The main reason for processing personal data is to provide our services.
We are engaged in the following activities: MICE tourism
Specific purposes of processing:
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What are the legal bases for processing?
The processing of personal data for the purposes set out above is based on the following legal titles:
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If any processing is based on your consent, such consent is always voluntary and free and we will not force you to give such consent in any way. We will not carry out processing without your consent. You may withdraw your consent at any time and we will cease the processing based on it. However, withdrawal of consent does not affect the processing already carried out.
If the processing is based on legitimate interests, you have the right to object to such processing on grounds relating to your particular situation. It is our obligation to assess whether there are sufficient grounds on our side to continue processing and to inform you of this.
What data do we process?
In particular, we process data that we need to offer and provide our products or services, comply with legal obligations and protect your or our interests.
Categories of personal data processed:
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Unless otherwise stated, the above data is necessary for the purposes stated above and no contractual or other similar relationship can be established with us without its provision. Should some of the data be voluntary, we will notify you of this.
Where do we get the data from?
We collect personal data:
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How do we work with the data?
Processing is carried out manually and automatically using various applications and software, especially those that assist us in carrying out our activities and without which we would be practically unable to provide our services.
Automated individual decision-making and profiling
Automated individual decision-making is data processing that has substantial consequences for you (e.g. not concluding a contract) and in which no humans are directly involved. It therefore uses only automated means (applications, software, algorithms, etc.). Profiling means the automated processing of data to evaluate certain personal aspects of a person (job performance, economic situation, health, behaviour, preferences or location tracking).
We do not perform automated individual decision-making.
In the event that the automated decision-making would have significant consequences for you (e.g. would lead to the non-contract, refusal to pay the benefit, change the terms of the agreed service, etc.), you have the right to have such a decision reviewed, to comment on it and, if necessary, to challenge it.
We do not perform profiling.
Who can we pass the data to?
Personal data may be processed by the following recipients:
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In the event that we undergo a change and transfer our business or other activities, in whole or in part, to another person, then such transfer would include personal data relating to those activities. This would also be the case if we were required by law to make such changes.
Similarly, we may be required by law to disclose certain data to authorised public authorities or other bodies designated by binding legislation.
Where can your data be processed?
Your personal data may be transferred for processing within the EU and the European Economic Area. In accordance with the law, we may also transfer personal data to countries outside the EU/EEA, but only if we provide adequate security and guarantees that it will be handled in accordance with the law.
We use the following guarantees for the transfer:
How long have we had the data with us?
We process personal data:
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What are your rights?
You can ask us for information about the processing, for correction of inaccurate data, for deletion of data in the event of termination of the purpose or unlawful processing, you have the right to restriction of processing, the right to object to processing on the basis of legitimate interest, including direct marketing, the right to access to data (copy of data) and portability and the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority (Czech Office for Personal Data Protection, Pplk. Sochora 27, 170 00 Prague 7, www.uoou.cz) or to your local data protection authority (you can find your authority here: https://edpb.europa.eu/about-edpb/board/members_en).
If you receive commercial communications from us, you always have the option to opt-out of such communications, either via a link contained in each such electronic message or by direct request to our contact points.
If the requests related to the exercise of your rights are manifestly unfounded or unreasonable (especially if they are repetitive), we may require a reasonable payment not exceeding the costs necessary to process the request or we may refuse your request.
Contact details for requests and questions regarding personal data are provided in the header of this document.
What security measures do we apply?
In order to protect personal data, we have put in place the following measures:
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