#52026XG03732EU Notice on Personal Data Processing for Haiti Sanctions Listings
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This notice explains how the Council of the EU processes personal data for people listed under EU restrictive measures linked to the situation in Haiti. It covers data used to identify listed individuals, explain why they are listed, and support asset freezes and travel restrictions. It mainly affects people who are or may be placed on the sanctions list, as well as EU institutions and Member States handling that data. For compliance teams, the practical point is that the EU sanctions list is maintained through a formal data process, with contact points for data protection questions and sanctions-related requests.
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Key Changes
- Explains how the Council of the EU processes personal data for Haiti-related sanctions listings
- Identifies the controller, data protection officer, purposes of processing, data sources, and recipients
- Confirms that processed data supports listing decisions, asset freezes, and travel restrictions
Obligations
What this law requires
The Council of the European Union, through RELEX.1, must process personal data of listed natural persons only for establishing and updating the list of persons subject to Haiti-related restrictive measures under Decision (CFSP) 2022/2319 and Regulation (EU) 2022/2309.
The Council must ensure that personal data processed for Haiti sanctions listings is limited to data necessary to correctly identify the person concerned, the statement of reasons, and other data related to the grounds for listing.
The Council must provide data subjects with contact details for the controller responsible for the sanctions-list personal data processing operation, including RELEX.1 and the [email protected] email address.
The Council must provide data subjects with contact details for the Council Data Protection Officer for questions concerning the processing of their personal data.