Art. 4 - PrinciplesArt. 5 - Correctness of the dataArt. 6 - Cross-border disclosureArt. 7 - Data securityArt. 8 - Right to informationArt. 9 - Limitation of the duty to provide informationArt. 10 - Limitations of the right to information for journalistsArt. 10a - Data processing by third partiesArt. 11 - Certification procedureArt. 11a - Register of data files
Art. 16 - Responsible body and controlsArt. 17 - Legal basisArt. 17a - Automated data processing in pilot projectsArt. 18 - Collection of personal dataArt. 18a - Duty to provide information on the collection of personal dataArt. 18b - Restriction of the duty to provide informationArt. 19 - Disclosure of personal dataArt. 20 - Blocking disclosureArt. 21 - Offering documents to the Federal ArchivesArt. 22 - Processing for research, planning and statisticsArt. 23 - Private law activities of federal bodiesArt. 24 - RepealedArt. 25 - Claims and procedureArt. 25bis - Procedure in the event of the disclosure of official documents containing personal data
Art. 26 - Appointment and statusArt. 26a - Reappointment and termination of the term of officeArt. 26b - Secondary occupationArt. 27 - Supervision of federal bodiesArt. 28 - Advice to private personsArt. 29 - Investigations and recommendations in the private sectorArt. 30 - InformationArt. 31 - Additional tasksArt. 32 - Repealed
f. disclosure: making personal data accessible, for example by permitting access, transmission or publication;
g. data file: any set of personal data that is structured in such a way that the data is accessible by data subject;
f. the data subject has made the data generally accessible and has not expressly prohibited its processing;
5 The controller of a data file must indicate the reason why he has refused, restricted or deferred access to information.
b. access to the drafts of publications would have to be given;
1 The Commissioner maintains a register of data files that is accessible online. Anyone may consult the register.
3 Normally there is no breach of privacy if the data subject has made the data generally accessible and has not expressly prohibited its processing.
c. the data subject has given his consent in an individual case or made his data general accessible and has not expressly prohibited its processing.
c. the data subject has made the data generally accessible and has not expressly prohibited disclosure; or
3 Federal bodies may make personal data accessible online if this is expressly provided for. Sensitive personal data and personality profiles may be made accessible online only if this is expressly provided for in a formal enactment.
3bis Federal bodies may make personal data generally accessible by means of automated information and communication services if a legal basis is provided for the publication of such data or if they make information accessible to the general public on the basis of paragraph1bis. If there is no longer a public interest in the accessibility of such data, the data concerned must be removed from the automated information and communication service.
For as long as proceedings relating to access to official documents within the meaning of the Freedom of Information Act of 17 December 2004 that contain personal data are ongoing, the data subject may within the terms of such proceedings claim the rights accorded to him on the basis of Article 25 of this Act in relation to those documents that are the subject matter of the access proceedings.
