#2026-390Data Sharing for Retirement Information Rights
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This decree updates how France’s social security rules support the public’s right to receive retirement information. It allows electronic addresses, not just postal addresses, to be used when transmitting contact data for retirement information services. It also updates old references to France’s data protection law and replaces them with GDPR references. In practice, pension and social security bodies must align their information notices and rights-handling processes with GDPR rules on notice, access, correction, and restriction of processing.
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Key Changes
- Adds electronic addresses to the contact data that can be transmitted for retirement information services
- Updates privacy notice references from the old French data protection law to GDPR Article 14
- Updates individual rights references to GDPR rights of access, rectification, and restriction of processing
Obligations
What this law requires
When transmitting contact data needed to implement the right to retirement information, include electronic addresses as permitted contact data in addition to postal addresses.
Provide data subjects with information notices that comply with Article 14 GDPR when personal data is obtained for retirement information services.
Handle data subjects’ rights of access, rectification, and restriction of processing under Articles 15, 16, and 18 GDPR for personal data processed in retirement information services.