Field goal of the Data Protection Act and its regulations (Part V) - The file
March 16, 2008 Paul F Burgueño
Fifth and final part of study on the field goal of the Data Protection Act and its implementing regulation
. The file should be interpreted narrowly, always framed in the definition of it contained the legislature in Article 3 of the Data Protection Act: "any organized collection of personal data, in whatever form or manner of its creation, storage, organization and access. " When the legislator refers to the organized nature of the file is intended to make out all that personal data set that is not organized. Thus, batteries disorganized documentary that routinely accumulate in enterprises, especially in the section of Human Resources would be excluded from the definition file.
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[...] Well, let's say Mario, professional photographer, kept a book of photos he has taken a series of models. The photographic works are taking place within the notebook with the name and telephone number of each, constituting this book, obviously, a file of personal data. [...]
[...] In this case, since it is not protect data that are included in a file (file understood as "any organized collection of personal data, regardless [...]