1. The person involved has the right to be given a confirmation of the existence or not of his/her personal data, even though not yet registered, and to be communicated in an intelligible form.

2. The person involved has the right to obtain information concerning:

a) Personal data source;

b) Data handling methods and finalities;

c) The logic applied in the case of electronic handling;

d) The owner’s ID details, those of responsible persons and of the appointed representative according to article 5, paragraph 2;

e) People or categories of people to whom the data may be distributed or who may become aware of it in their role of appointed State area representatives, managers or people assigned to specific tasks.

3. The person involved has the right to:

a) Ask for updating and corrections or, when interested, all data integration;

b) cancel, transform in anonymous form or block data handling should any violation of the law occur, including data collected or handled for finalities where filing is not compulsory;

c) Ask for an assertion stating that activities, including their contents, regarding items a) and b) Have been forwarded to persons to whom data has been transmitted except when such task is impossible or requires a disproportion of means compared to the right to be safeguarded.

4. The person involved has the right, completely or in part, to oppose to:

a) His/her personal data handling owing to well-founded and rightful reasons, even though relevant to finalities of data collecting;

b) His/her personal data handling aiming at mailing advertising or direct sale material or for market research and commercial purposes.