EU Members Adaptation of GDPR Sample Clauses

EU Members Adaptation of GDPR. There are countries with their own regulations already adapted to the GDPR, such as Sweden, UK, Holland or Germany. However, other countries are still in process of updating the national standard. The GDPR intends to improve transparency and aspires to create harmonization of differing national data protection schemes as well as digital confidence among consumers. Spain has just taken actions to adapt regulation to this new paradigm. Spain Adaptation of GDPR In Spain, there was the Organic Law on the Protection of Personal Data (LOPD) 15/1999 but the new regulation approved on December 5th left obsolete that law. The new regulation is the Organic Law 3/2018 on the Protection of Personal Data and the Guarantee of Digital Rights [11], which describes five key issues: The object of the law, the data protection officer figure, data subject rights, the processing of personal data by political parties, and digital rights. This law adapts the Spanish legal system to the General Data Protection Regulation and additionally provides specifications or restrictions of some of the rules explained in the GDPR and includes some specifications with regard to data subjects' rights, additional DPO functions, among others. 8 Action plan All the actions from Valencia Demo site are reflected in deliverable D2.14. Among them, the specific actions that have a technological component must be studied within the ICT framework. In this context, these actions are based on the use of sensors to obtain measurements and send them to the urban platform. During the first year, the sensors that will be used in the project to monitor houses, buildings, buses, and other components have been design and developed, and during this second year, the development has been mostly finished and tests have been performed in real environments. Once the sensors have been developed, data models have been defined in order to enable the exchange of information from the sensors and the urban platform. The urban platform of Valencia is based on FIWARE and, therefore, complies with European standards. This facilitates communication between the elements of the Smart City architecture, guaranteeing the vertical interoperability and favouring the horizontal interoperability among cities. Additionally, the integration of the services created for the different verticals of the platform (mobility, energy, ICT) have started. To do this, new services have been created on the VLCi platform, and new endpoints have been ...
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