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Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 13.2.b GDPR article: The controller shall, at the time when personal data are obtained, provide the data subject with the following further information necessary to ensure fair and transparent processing:the existence of the right to request from the controller access to and rectification or erasure of personal data or restriction of processing concerning the data subject or to object to processing as well as the right to data portability; . Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject Consequent: -Provide information on right to request to access personal data at the time of data collection Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject Consequent: -Provide information on right to request rectification or erasure of personal data at the time of data collection Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject Consequent: -Provide information on right to request restriction of processing at the time of data collection Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject Consequent: -Provide information on right to data probability at the time of data collection

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 33.2 GDPR article: The processor shall notify the controller without undue delay after becoming aware of a personal data breach. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Processor Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -After becoming aware of a personal data breach Consequent: -Notify the controller without undue delay

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 30.1.f GDPR article: Each controller and, where applicable, the controller's representative, shall maintain a record of processing activities under its responsibility. That record shall contain where possible, the envisaged time limits for erasure of the different categories of data. The records shall be in writing, including in electronic form. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitmenr Subject: Data Controller/ controller's representative Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing activities Consequent: -Maintain a written records (including electronic) of processing activities and the envisaged time limits for erasure of the different categories of data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 17.2 GDPR article: Where the controller has made the personal data public and is obliged pursuant to paragraph 1 to erase the personal data, the controller, taking account of available technology and the cost of implementation, shall take reasonable steps, including technical measures, to inform controllers which are processing the personal data that the data subject has requested the erasure by such controllers of any links to, or copy or replication of, those personal data. Cross-reference articles: paragraph 1:The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data concerning him or her without undue delay and the controller shall have the obligation to erase personal data without undue delay where the personal data have been collected in relation to the offer of information society services. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data subject Antecedent: -The controller has made the personal data public Consequent: -Erases the personal data without undue delay Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data subject Antecedent: -Data subject request data deletion Consequent: -Inform other controllers processing the personal data about the erasure requests

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 9.2.f GDPR article: Paragraph 1 shall not apply if processing is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims or whenever courts are acting in their judicial capacity; Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1 : Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Law firms, legal departments within companies, or judicial authorities Antecedent: -Processing is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims or Judging and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: Process the personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 24.2 GDPR article: Where proportionate in relation to processing activities, the measures referred to in paragraph 1 shall include the implementation of appropriate data protection policies by the controller. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Proportionate in relation to processing activities Consequent: -Implement of appropriate data protection policies to implement appropriate technical and organisational measures

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: nan GDPR article: nan Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: nan

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 21.3 GDPR article: Where the data subject objects to processing for direct marketing purposes, the personal data shall no longer be processed for such purposes. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Prohibition Subject: data controller Object: data subject Antecedent: -The data subject objects to processing for direct marketing purposes Consequent: -Processing the personal data for marketing purposes

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 20.1.b GDPR article: The data subject shall have the right to receive the personal data concerning him or her, which he or she has provided to a controller, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and have the right to transmit those data to another controller without hindrance from the controller to which the personal data have been provided, where the processing is carried out by automated means Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -The processing is carried out by automated means Consequent: -Receive personal data in a in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -The processing is carried out by automated means Consequent: -Transmit personal data from the original controller to another controller

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 34.1.c GDPR article: When the personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller shall communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay. The communication to the data subject referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall describe in clear and plain language the nature of the personal data breach and contain at least the information and measures referred to in point (c) of Article 33(3). Cross-reference articles: paragraph 1:When the personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller shall communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay. point (c) of Article 33(3):c) describe the likely consequences of the personal data breach; ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons Consequent: -Communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay and describes the likely consequences of the personal data breach

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 14.2.b GDPR article: The controller shall provide the data subject with the following information necessary to ensure fair and transparent processing in respect of the data subject: where the processing is based on point (f) of Article 6(1), the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party; Cross-reference articles: Article 6(1)(f):Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party, except where such interests are overridden by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection of personal data, in particular where the data subject is a child. The first subparagraph shall not apply to processing carried out by public authorities in the performance of their tasks. first subparagraph:Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party, except where such interests are overridden by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection of personal data, in particular where the data subject is a child. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject and -Processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests and -Data subject is not child Consequent: -Provide information about the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 9.4 GDPR article: Member States may maintain or introduce further conditions, including limitations, with regard to the processing of genetic data, biometric data or data concerning health. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Power Subject: Member States Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Nil Consequent: -Introduce stricter regulations on the processing of genetic, biometric, or health-related data.

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 17.3.a GDPR article: Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to the extent that processing is necessary for exercising the right of freedom of expression and information Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1:The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data concerning him or her without undue delay and the controller shall have the obligation to erase personal data without undue delay where the personal data have been collected in relation to the offer of information society services. Paragraphs 2:Where the controller has made the personal data public and is obliged pursuant to paragraph 1 to erase the personal data, the controller, taking account of available technology and the cost of implementation, shall take reasonable steps, including technical measures, to inform controllers which are processing the personal data that the data subject has requested the erasure by such controllers of any links to, or copy or replication of, those personal data. ### Response: Norm: Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller Object: Union or Member State Antecedent: -Exercising the right of freedom of expression and information Consequent: -Erases Personal data without undue delay

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 58.1.e GDPR article: Each supervisory authority shall have the following investigative powers: to obtain, from the controller and the processor, access to all personal data and to all information necessary for the performance of its tasks Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Power Subject: Supervisory Authority Object: Data Controller/ Data Processor (and their representatives) Antecedent: -Nil Consequent: -Authority to obtain access to personal data and necessary information for the performance of its tasks

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 10 GDPR article: Processing of personal data relating to criminal convictions and offences or related security measures based on Article 6(1)(d) shall be carried out only under the control of official authority or when the processing is authorised by Union or Member State law providing for appropriate safeguards for the rights and freedoms of data subjects. Cross-reference articles: Article 6(1)(d):Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary in order to protect the vital interests of the data subject or of another natural person. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing of personal data relating to criminal convictions and offences or related security measures and -Processing is necessary in order to protect the vital interests of the data subject Consequent: -Processing of personal data under the control of official authority or -Processing is authorised by Union or Member State law providing for appropriate safeguards for the rights and freedoms of data subjects

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 10 GDPR article: Processing of personal data relating to criminal convictions and offences or related security measures based on Article 6(1)(a) shall be carried out only under the control of official authority or when the processing is authorised by Union or Member State law providing for appropriate safeguards for the rights and freedoms of data subjects. Cross-reference articles: Article 6(1)(a):Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that the data subject has given consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing of personal data relating to criminal convictions and offences or related security measures and -Given Consent Consequent: -Processing of personal data under the control of official authority or -Processing is authorised by Union or Member State law providing for appropriate safeguards for the rights and freedoms of data subjects

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 33.1.b GDPR article: In the case of a personal data breach, the controller shall without undue delay and, where feasible, not later than 72 hours after having become aware of it, notify the personal data breach to the supervisory authority competent , unless the personal data breach is unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. Where the notification to the supervisory authority is not made within 72 hours, it shall be accompanied by reasons for the delay. The notification shall communicate the name and contact details of the data protection officer or other contact point where more information can be obtained. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Supervisory authority Antecedent: -Personal data breach result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons Consequent: -Notify the personal data breach in less than 72 hours after having become aware of it, and ensure that the notification communicates the name and contact details of the data protection officer or other contact point where more information can be obtained

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 58.2.f GDPR article: Each supervisory authority shall have the following corrective powers to impose a temporary or definitive limitation including a ban on processing; Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Power Subject: Supervisory Authority Object: Data Controller/ Data Processor (and their representatives) Antecedent: -Nil Consequent: -Impose a temporary or definitive limitation including a ban on processing

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 22.4 GDPR article: Decisions referred to in paragraph 2 shall not be based on special categories of personal data referred to in Article 9(1), unless point (a) or (g) of Article 9(2) applies and suitable measures to safeguard the data subject's rights and freedoms and legitimate interests are in place. Cross-reference articles: Decisions referred to in paragraph 2:the decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between the data subject and a data controller, and the decision is authorised by Union or Member State law to which the controller is subject and which also lays down suitable measures to safeguard the data subject's rights and freedoms and legitimate interests, and the decision is based on the data subject's explicit consent. Article 9(1):Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. point (a) of Article 9(2):Paragraph 1 shall not apply if the data subject has given explicit consent to the processing of those personal data for one or more specified purposes, except where Union or Member State law provide that the prohibition referred to in paragraph 1 may not be lifted by the data subject. point (g) of Article 9(2):Paragraph 1 shall not apply if processing is necessary for reasons of substantial public interest, on the basis of Union or Member State law which shall be proportionate to the aim pursued, respect the essence of the right to data protection and provide for suitable and specific measures to safeguard the fundamental rights and the interests of the data subject. Paragraph 1 : Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. ### Response: Norm: Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between the data subject and the data controller and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is authorized by Union or Member State law and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is based on the data subject's explicit consent and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between the data subject and the data controller and -Given explicit consent and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is authorized by Union or Member State law and -Given explicit consent and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is based on the data subject's explicit consent and -Given explicit consent and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between the data subject and the data controller and -Processing is necessary for substantial Public Interest or -Processing is necessary legal basis or -Processing is necessary for respect for Data Protection Rights or -Processing is necessary to provide safeguard the fundamental rights and interests of the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is authorized by Union or Member State law and -Processing is necessary for substantial Public Interest or -Processing is necessary legal basis or -Processing is necessary for respect for Data Protection Rights or -Processing is necessary to provide safeguard the fundamental rights and interests of the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The decision is based on the data subject's explicit consent and -Processing is necessary for substantial Public Interest or -Processing is necessary legal basis or -Processing is necessary for respect for Data Protection Rights or -Processing is necessary to provide safeguard the fundamental rights and interests of the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide automated decisions based on the special caegories of data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 6.1.b GDPR article: Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing is necessary for the performance of a contract Consequen: -Lawfully processing of data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 33.5 GDPR article: The controller shall document any personal data breaches, comprising the facts relating to the personal data breach, its effects and the remedial action taken. That documentation shall enable the supervisory authority to verify compliance. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Supervisory authority Antecedent: -Any personal data breaches Consequent: -Document the personal data breaches, comprising the facts relating to the personal data breach, its effects, and the remedial action taken

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 15.1.f GDPR article: The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller confirmation as to whether or not personal data concerning him or her are being processed, and, where that is the case, access to the personal data and the following information: the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority; Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Personal data concerning the data subject is being processed Consequent: -Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 11.1 GDPR article: If the purposes for which a controller processes personal data do not or do no longer require the identification of a data subject by the controller, the controller shall not be obliged to maintain, acquire or process additional information in order to identify the data subject for the sole purpose of complying with this Regulation. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processes personal data do not or do no longer require the identification of a data subject Consequent: -Maintain, acquire, or process additional information identifying the data subject

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 9.2.e GDPR article: Paragraph 1shall not apply if processing relates to personal data which are manifestly made public by the data subject. Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1 : Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing personal data which is made public by the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 32.1.c GDPR article: Taking into account the state of the art, the costs of implementation and the nature, scope, context and purposes of processing as well as the risk of varying likelihood and severity for the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller and the processor shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk, including inter alia as appropriate the ability to restore the availability and access to personal data in a timely manner in the event of a physical or technical incident Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller/ Data Processor Object: Data Subjec Antecedent: -Processing personal Data Consequent: -Implement appropriate technical and organisational ability to restore the availability and access to personal data in a timely manner in the event of a physical or technical incident by taking into account the state of the art, costs, nature, scope, context, purposes of processing, and risks to rights and freedoms of natural persons

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 13.2.a GDPR article: The controller shall, at the time when personal data are obtained, provide the data subject with the following further information necessary to ensure fair and transparent processing: the period for which the personal data will be stored, or if that is not possible, the criteria used to determine that period; Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject Consequent: -Provide information at the time of data collection the period for which the personal data will be stored Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject and - The information is not provided for the period for which the personal data will be stored Consequent: -Provide information the criteria used to determine that period for which the personal data will be stored at the time of data colleaction

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 34.4 GDPR article: If the controller has not already communicated the personal data breach to the data subject, the supervisory authority, having considered the likelihood of the personal data breach resulting in a high risk, may require it to do so or may decide that any of the conditions. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Subject:Data Controller Object: Supervisory authority Antecedent: -The controller has not yet communicated the personal data breach to the data subject. Consequent: -Require the controller to communicate the personal data breach to the data subject

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 9.1 GDPR article: Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Processing the personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 14.2.d GDPR article: The controller shall provide the data subject with the following information necessary to ensure fair and transparent processing in respect of the data subject: where processing is based on point (a) of Article 6(1) or point (a) of Article 9(2), the existence of the right to withdraw consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal; Cross-reference articles: point (a) of Article 6(1) :Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that the data subject has given consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes point (a) of Article 9(2):Paragraph 1 shall not apply if the data subject has given explicit consent to the processing of those personal data for one or more specified purposes, except where Union or Member State law provide that the prohibition referred to in paragraph 1 may not be lifted by the data subject. Paragraph 1: Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject and -Given explicit consent Consequent: -Provide information the right to withdraw consent at any time Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject and -Given explicit consent Consequent: -Provide infrmation that withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide information the right to withdraw consent at any time Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Provide infrmation that withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 15.1.b GDPR article: The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller confirmation as to whether or not personal data concerning him or her are being processed, and, where that is the case, access to the personal data and the following information: the categories of personal data concerned; Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Personal data concerning the data subject is being processed Consequent: -Right to access the personal data Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Personal data concerning the data subject is being processed Consequent: -Right to obtain information on the categories of personal data concerned

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 29.1 GDPR article: The processor and any person acting under the authority of the controller or of the processor, who has access to personal data, shall not process those data except on instructions from the controller, unless required to do so by Union or Member State law. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Prohibition Subject: Data Controller / Processor Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Has access to personal data Consequent: -Processing personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller / Processor Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Has access to personal data and -Has instruction from controller Consequent: -Processing personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller / Processor Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Has access to personal data and -Processing is required by Union or Member State law Consequent: -Processing personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 8.1 GDPR article: Where point (a) of Article 6(1) applies, in relation to the offer of information society services directly to a child, the processing of the personal data of a child shall be lawful where the child is at least 16 years old. Where the child is below the age of 16 years, such processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that consent is given or authorised by the holder of parental responsibility over the child. Member States may provide by law for a lower age for those purposes provided that such lower age is not below 13 years. Cross-reference articles: point (a) of Article 6(1):Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that the data subject has given consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject (Child) Antecedent: -Offer of information society services and -Child is at least 16 years old Consequent: -Lawfully processing of the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject (Child) Antecedent: -Offer of information society services and -Child Age is below 16 and -Consent is given and -Authorised by the holder of parental responsibility Consequent: -Lawfully processing of the personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 9.2.g GDPR article: Paragraph 1 shall not apply if processing is necessary for reasons of substantial public interest, on the basis of Union or Member State law which shall be proportionate to the aim pursued, respect the essence of the right to data protection and provide for suitable and specific measures to safeguard the fundamental rights and the interests of the data subject. Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1 : Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing is necessary for substantial Public Interest -Processing is necessary legal basis -Processing is necessary for respect for Data Protection Rights -Processing is necessary to provide safeguard the fundamental rights and interests of the data subject and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 14.1.b GDPR article: Where personal data have not been obtained from the data subject, the controller shall provide the data subject with the following information: the contact details of the data protection officer, where applicable; Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject Consequent: -Provide information about contact details of the data protection officer, where applicable

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 58.1.d GDPR article: Each supervisory authority shall havethe following investigative powers: to notify the controller or the processor of an alleged infringement of this Regulation Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Power Subject: Supervisory Authority Object: Data Controller/ Data Processor (and their representatives) Antecedent: -Nil Consequent: Authority to notify the controller or the processor of an alleged infringement of this Regulation

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 13.3 GDPR article: Where the controller intends to further process the personal data for a purpose other than that for which the personal data were collected, the controller shall provide the data subject prior to that further processing with information on that other purpose. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Further process personal data for a different purpose than initially collected from data subject. Consequent: -Providing information on the new purpose to the data subject, prior to further processing

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 20.1.a GDPR article: The data subject shall have the right to receive the personal data concerning him or her, which he or she has provided to a controller, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and have the right to transmit those data to another controller without hindrance from the controller to which the personal data have been provided, where the processing is based on consent pursuant to point (a) of Article 6(1) or point (a) of Article 9(2) or on a contract pursuant to point (b) of Article 6(1) Cross-reference articles: point (a) of Article 6(1) :Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that the data subject has given consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes point (a) of Article 9(2):Paragraph 1 shall not apply if the data subject has given explicit consent to the processing of those personal data for one or more specified purposes, except where Union or Member State law provide that the prohibition referred to in paragraph 1 may not be lifted by the data subject. Paragraph 1: Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. point (b) of Article 6(1):Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract. ### Response: Norm: Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Given Consent Consequent: -Receive personal data in a in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and - Transmission of personal data from the original controller to another controller. Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Given explicit consent and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs or -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Receive personal data in a in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and - Transmission of personal data from the original controller to another controller. Norm Authorization Subject: Data Subject Object: Data Controller Antecedent: -Processing is necessary for the performance of a contract Consequent: -Receive personal data in a in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and - Transmission of personal data from the original controller to another controller

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: nan GDPR article: nan Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: nan

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 33.1.c GDPR article: In the case of a personal data breach, the controller shall without undue delay and, where feasible, not later than 72 hours after having become aware of it, notify the personal data breach to the supervisory authority competent, unless the personal data breach is unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. Where the notification to the supervisory authority is not made within 72 hours, it shall be accompanied by reasons for the delay. The notification shall describe the likely consequences of the personal data breach Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Supervisory authority Antecedent: -Personal data breach result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons Consequent: -Notify the personal data breach in less than 72 hours after having become aware of it, and ensure that the notification describes the likely consequences of the personal data breach

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 9.2.h GDPR article: Paragraph 1 shall not apply if processing is necessary for the purposes of preventive or occupational medicine, for the assessment of the working capacity of the employee, medical diagnosis, the provision of health or social care or treatment or the management of health or social care systems and services on the basis of Union or Member State law or pursuant to contract with a health professional and subject to the conditions and safeguards referred to in paragraph 3. Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1 : Processing of personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, and the processing of genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person, data concerning health or data concerning a natural person's sex life or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. paragraph 3: ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing for preventive or occupational medicine and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Assessment of the working capacity of the employee and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing for medical diagnosis and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Procesing for provision of health or social care or treatment and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing for manage health or social care systems and services and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing for manage health or social care systems and services and -Legal Basis or contract with a health professional -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Legal Basis or contract with a health professional and -Personal data reveals racial or ethnic origin or -Personal data reveals political opinions or -Personal data reveals religious or philosophical beliefs -Personal data reveals trade union membership or -Processing of genetic data or -Processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely Identifying a natural person or -Data concerning health or -Data concerning a natural Person's sex life or sexual orientation Consequent: -Process the personal data

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 32.1.d GDPR article: Taking into account the state of the art, the costs of implementation and the nature, scope, context and purposes of processing as well as the risk of varying likelihood and severity for the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller and the processor shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk, including inter alia as appropriate a process for regularly testing, assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of technical and organisational measures for ensuring the security of the processing. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller/ Data Processor Object: Data Subjec Antecedent: -Processing personal Data Consequent: -Implement a process for regularly testing, assessing, and evaluating the effectiveness of technical and organisational measures for ensuring the security of the processing by taking into account the state of the art, costs, nature, scope, context, purposes of processing, and risks to rights and freedoms of natural persons

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 25.2 GDPR article: The controller shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures for ensuring that, by default, only personal data which are necessary for each specific purpose of the processing are processed. That obligation applies to the amount of personal data collected, the extent of their processing, the period of their storage and their accessibility. In particular, such measures shall ensure that by default personal data are not made accessible without the individual's intervention to an indefinite number of natural persons. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Nil Consequent: -Implement appropriate technical and organisational measures and -Collect data that is essential for the processing purpose and -Process data only to the extent required for the intended purpose and -Period of storage and accessibility -Personal data is not automatically shared or made accessible by default

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 18.1.b GDPR article: The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller restriction of processing where one of the following applies the processing is unlawful and the data subject opposes the erasure of the personal data and requests the restriction of their use instead. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing is unlawful and -Data subject opposes the erasure of the personal data and Data subject requests the restriction of their use instead Consequent: -Restrict the process of the personal data.

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 18.2 GDPR article: Where processing has been restricted under paragraph 1, such personal data shall, with the exception of storage, only be processed with the data subject's consent or for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims or for the protection of the rights of another natural or legal person or for reasons of important public interest of the Union or of a Member State. Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1:The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller restriction of processing where one of the following applies: (a) the accuracy of the personal data is contested by the data subject, for a period enabling the controller to verify the accuracy of the personal data; (b) the processing is unlawful and the data subject opposes the erasure of the personal data and requests the restriction of their use instead; (c) the controller no longer needs the personal data for the purposes of the processing, but they are required by the data subject for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims; ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing has been restricted by data subject and -Consent given Consequent: -Process of the personal data. Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing has been restricted by data subject and -Processing for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims Consequent: -Process of the personal data. Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing has been restricted by data subject and -Processing for the protection of the rights of another natural or legal person Consequent: -Process of the personal data Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Processing has been restricted by data subject and -Processing for Public Interest of the Union or of a Member State Consequent: -Process of the personal data.

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 7.2 GDPR article: If the data subject's consent is given in the context of a written declaration which also concerns other matters, the request for consent shall be presented in a manner which is clearly distinguishable from the other matters, in an intelligible and easily accessible form, using clear and plain language. Any part of such a declaration which constitutes an infringement of this Regulation shall not be binding. Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Consent provided in the form of a written declaration concerning other matters Consequent: -Present the request for consent in a clearly distinguishable, intelligible, and easily accessible form

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 14.1.e GDPR article: Where personal data have not been obtained from the data subject, the controller shall provide the data subject with the following information: the recipients or categories of recipients of the personal data, if any; Cross-reference articles: nan ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data have not been obtained from the data subject Consequent: -Provide information about the recipients or categories of recipients of the personal data, if any

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 34.1.d GDPR article: When the personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller shall communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay. The communication to the data subject referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall describe in clear and plain language the nature of the personal data breach and contain at least the information and measures referred to in point (d) of Article 33(3). Cross-reference articles: paragraph 1:When the personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller shall communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay. point (d) of Article 33(3):describe the measures taken or proposed to be taken by the controller to address the personal data breach, including, where appropriate, measures to mitigate its possible adverse effects. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -The personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons Consequent: -Communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay and describes the measures taken or proposed to be taken by the controller to address the personal data breach, including, where appropriate, measures to mitigate its possible adverse effects

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 22.2.a GDPR article: Paragraph 1 shall not apply if the decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between the data subject and a data controller Cross-reference articles: Paragraph 1:The data subject shall have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects concerning him or her or similarly significantly affects him or her. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitement Subject: Data subject Object: Data controller Antecedent: -A decision is based solely on automated processing, including profiling and -The decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between the data subject and the data controller Consequent: -Right to be subjected to a automated decisions

Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction: Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms: 1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ... N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.> - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies> - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies> - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required> - <Antecedent 1> - <Antecedent 2> ... - <Antecedent N> - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm> ### Input: GDPR article number: 13.1.d GDPR article: Where personal data relating to a data subject are collected from the data subject, the controller shall, at the time when personal data are obtained, provide the data subject with all of the following information:where the processing is based on point (f) of Article 6(1), the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party; Cross-reference articles: Article 6(1)(f):Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party, except where such interests are overridden by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection of personal data, in particular where the data subject is a child. The first subparagraph shall not apply to processing carried out by public authorities in the performance of their tasks. first subparagraph:Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party, except where such interests are overridden by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection of personal data, in particular where the data subject is a child. ### Response: Norm: Norm Commitment Subject: Data Controller Object: Data Subject Antecedent: -Personal data collected from data subject -Processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests -Data subject is not child Consequent: -Provide information about the legitimate interests (if applicable)