Processing of users’ personal data
Personal information contained in the forms: Offer an Order, Recommend to a Colleague, as well as other data on users collected by us, is processed in a manner consistent with the extent of the authorisations granted us by users and the requirements of Polish law, in particular, in accordance with the Protection of Personal Data Act of 29 August 1997 (Journal of Laws, No. 133, item 883, as amended.) and the Provision of Services by Electronic Means Act of 18 July 2002 (Journal of Laws, No. 144, item 1204). The assembled collection of personal information is treated as a separate database and is stored in a special secure area of the www.portalprocesowy.pl portal’s server, which ensures adequate protection. Full access to the database is limited to a small number of authorised Wardyński & Partners’ employees, who are involved in database administration.
Right to verify, amend and delete personal data
We will ensure access to each user, who has completed a registration form or has in some other way provided us with personal information, in order to verify, amend or delete this data.
Extent of the provision of information about users
Wardyński & Partners does not transfer, sell or grant the collected personal data to other persons or institutions, unless this is on the express consent or at the request of the users, or at the request of the authorities empowered under the laws of the state for the purposes of proceedings conducted by them.
Additional fees are charged for failure to hold a required permit to emit gas or particles into the atmosphere, intake water, or discharge wastewater. May such fees be challenged?
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