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In order to align with the innovation potential of the market and to take into account the experience and expertise of the service providers and professional users of data processing services, the detailed information and operational requirements for data porting should be defined by market players through self-regulation, encouraged, facilitated and monitored by the Commission, in the form of Union codes of conduct which might include model contractual terms and conditions.
Za uskladitev z inovacijskim potencialom trga ter upoštevanje izkušenj in strokovnega znanja ponudnikov storitev in poklicnih uporabnikov storitev obdelave podatkov, bi morali podrobne informacije in operativne zahteve za prenos podatkov s samoregulacijo opredeliti subjekti na trgu v obliki kodeksov ravnanja na ravni Unije, ki lahko vključujejo vzorčne pogodbene pogoje, kar bi spodbujala, olajševala in spremljala Komisija.
In order to be effective and to make switching between service providers and data porting easier, such codes of conduct should be comprehensive and should cover at least the key aspects that are important during the process of porting data, such as the processes used for, and the location of, data back-ups; the available data formats and supports; the required IT configuration and minimum network bandwidth; the time required prior to initiating the porting process and the time during which the data will remain available for porting; and the guarantees for accessing data in the case of the bankruptcy of the service provider.
Da bi bili navedeni kodeksi ravnanja učinkoviti ter da bi omogočili lažjo zamenjavo ponudnikov storitev in lažji prenos podatkov, bi morali biti razumljivi in bi morali zajemati vsaj ključne vidike, ki so pomembni med procesom prenosa podatkov, ko so procesi za varnostne kopije podatkov in njihove lokacije, razpoložljivi formati in nosilci podatkov, zahtevana konfiguracija informacijske tehnologije ter najmanjša pasovno širino omrežja, čas, ki je potreben pred začetkom postopka prenosa, in čas, v katerem bodo podatki ostali na voljo za prenos podatkov, ter jamstva za dostop do podatkov v primeru stečaja ponudnika storitev.
The codes of conduct should also make clear that vendor lock-in is not an acceptable business practice, should provide for trust-increasing technologies, and should be regularly updated in order to keep pace with technological developments.
Kodeksi ravnanja bi morali tudi pojasniti, da vezanost na ponudnika ni sprejemljiva poslovna praksa, omogočati bi morali tehnologije, ki povečujejo zaupanje, obenem pa bi jih bilo treba redno posodabljati, da bodo sledili tehnološkemu razvoju.
The Commission should ensure that all relevant stakeholders, including associations of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups, users and cloud service providers are consulted throughout the process.
Komisija bi morala zagotoviti, da bo v proces vključeno posvetovanje z vsemi ustreznimi deležniki, vključno z združenji malih in srednjih podjetij ter zagonskih podjetij, uporabniki in ponudniki storitev v oblaku.
The Commission should evaluate the development, and the effectiveness of the implementation, of such codes of conduct.
Komisija bi morala oceniti razvoj in učinkovitost izvajanja takšnih kodeksov ravnanja.
Where a competent authority in one Member State requests assistance from another Member State in order to obtain access to data pursuant to this Regulation, it should submit, through a designated single point of contact, a duly justified request to the latter's designated single point of contact, which should include a written explanation of the reasons and the legal bases for seeking access to the data.
Kadar bi pristojni organ v eni državi članici zaprosil drugo državo članico za pomoč pri pridobitvi dostopa do podatkov v skladu s to uredbo, bi moral prek imenovane enotne kontaktne točke na enotno kontaktno točko, ki jo imenuje zaprošena država članica, nasloviti ustrezno utemeljeno prošnjo, v katero bi moral vključiti pisno pojasnitev razlogov in pravno podlago za pridobitev dostopa do podatkov.
The single point of contact designated by the Member State whose assistance is requested should facilitate the transmission of the request to the relevant competent authority in the requested Member State.
Enotna kontaktna točka, ki jo imenuje zaprošena država članica, bi morala olajšati posredovanje prošnje ustreznemu pristojnemu organu v zaprošeni državi članici.
In order to ensure effective cooperation, the authority to which a request is transmitted should without undue delay provide assistance in response to a given request or provide information on difficulties experienced in fulfilling such request, or on its grounds for refusing it.
Za zagotovitev učinkovitega sodelovanja bi moral organ, ki mu je posredovana prošnja, brez nepotrebnega odlašanja ugoditi zadevni prošnji in zagotoviti pomoč ali sporočiti, zakaj ima težave pri ugoditvi prošnji za pomoč, ali navesti razloge za njeno zavrnitev.
Enhancing trust in the security of cross-border data processing should reduce the propensity of market players and the public sector to use data localisation as a proxy for data security.
S spodbujanjem zaupanja v varnost čezmejne obdelave podatkov bi se morala zmanjšati nagnjenost subjektov na trgu in javnega sektorja k uporabi lokalizacije podatkov kot nadomestka za varnost podatkov.
It should also improve the legal certainty for companies as regards compliance with the applicable security requirements when they outsource their data processing activities to service providers, including to those in other Member States.
Prav tako bi se morala za podjetja izboljšati pravna varnost v zvezi z izpolnjevanjem veljavnih varnostnih zahtev, kadar dejavnosti obdelave podatkov oddajo v zunanje izvajanje ponudnikom storitev, tudi tistim v drugih državah članicah.
Any security requirements related to data processing that are applied in a justified and proportionate manner on the basis of Union or national law in compliance with Union law in the Member State of residence or establishment of the natural or legal persons whose data are concerned should continue to apply to processing of that data in another Member State.
Vse varnostne zahteve v zvezi z obdelavo podatkov, ki se uporabljajo utemeljeno in sorazmerno na podlagi prava Unije ali nacionalnega prava v skladu pravom Unije, v državi članici, v kateri prebivajo ali imajo sedež fizične ali pravne osebe, ki jim pripadajo zadevni podatki, bi se morale še naprej uporabljati za obdelavo teh podatkov tudi v drugi državi članici.
Those natural or legal persons should be able to fulfil such requirements either themselves or through contractual clauses in contracts with service providers.
Te fizične ali pravne osebe bi morale imeti možnost izpolniti takšne zahteve bodisi same bodisi prek pogodbenih klavzul v pogodbah s ponudniki storitev.
Security requirements set at national level should be necessary and proportionate to the risks posed to the security of data processing in scope of the national law in which these requirements are set.
Varnostne zahteve, določene na nacionalni ravni, bi morale biti obvezne in sorazmerne s tveganji za varnost obdelave podatkov v okviru nacionalnega prava, ki določa te zahteve.
Directive (EU) 2016/1148 of the European Parliament and of the Council provides for legal measures to boost the overall level of cybersecurity in the Union.
Direktiva (EU) 2016/1148 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta določa pravne ukrepe za povečanje splošne ravni kibernetske varnosti v Uniji.
Data processing services constitute one of the digital services covered by that Directive.
Storitve obdelave podatkov spadajo v eno izmed digitalnih storitev, ki jih zajema navedena direktiva.
According to that Directive, Member States are to ensure that digital service providers identify and take appropriate and proportionate technical and organisational measures to manage the risks posed to the security of network and information systems which they use.
V skladu z navedeno direktivo morajo države članice zagotoviti, da ponudniki digitalnih storitev določijo in sprejmejo ustrezne in sorazmerne tehnične in organizacijske ukrepe za obvladovanje tveganj za varnost omrežij in informacijskih sistemov, ki jih uporabljajo.
Such measures should ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk presented, and should take into account the security of systems and facilities; incident handling; business continuity management; monitoring, auditing and testing; and compliance with international standards.
S takšnimi ukrepi bi se morala zagotoviti raven varnosti, ki je primerna glede na tveganje, pri čemer bi se morali upoštevati varnost sistemov in zmogljivosti, obvladovanje incidentov, upravljanje neprekinjenega poslovanja, spremljanje, revidiranje in preizkušanje ter skladnost z mednarodnimi standardi.
These elements are to be further specified by the Commission in implementing acts under that Directive.
Te elemente naj bi Komisija natančneje določila z izvedbenimi akti v skladu z navedeno direktivo.
The Commission should submit a report on the implementation of this Regulation, in particular with a view to determining the need for modifications in the light of technological or market developments.
Komisija bi morala predložiti poročilo o izvajanju te uredbe, zlasti zaradi ugotavljanja, ali so glede na tehnološki ali tržni razvoj potrebne spremembe.
That report should in particular evaluate this Regulation, especially its application to data sets composed of both personal and non-personal data, as well as the implementation of the public security exception.
V tem poročilu bi bilo treba zlasti oceniti to uredbo, predvsem njeno uporabo pri podatkovnih nizih, ki so sestavljeni iz osebnih in neosebnih podatkov, ter izvajanje izjeme glede javne varnosti.
Before this Regulation starts to apply, the Commission should also publish informative guidance on how to handle data sets composed of both personal and non-personal data, in order that companies, including SMEs, better understand the interaction between this Regulation and Regulation (EU) 2016/679, and to ensure that both Regulations are complied with.
Komisija bi morala pred začetkom uporabe te uredbe objaviti tudi informativne smernice o tem, kako ravnati s podatkovnimi nizi, ki so sestavljeni iz osebnih in neosebnih podatkov, da bi podjetja, vključno z malimi in srednjimi podjetji, bolje razumela medsebojni vpliv med to uredbo in Uredbo (EU) 2016/679 ter zagotovila skladnost z obema uredbama.
This Regulation respects the fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised in particular by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, and should be interpreted and applied in accordance with those rights and principles, including the rights to the protection of personal data, the freedom of expression and information and the freedom to conduct a business.
Ta uredba spoštuje temeljne pravice in upošteva načela, ki jih priznava zlasti Listina Evropske unije o temeljnih pravicah, ter bi jo bilo treba razlagati in uporabljati v skladu z navedenimi pravicami in načeli, vključno s pravicami do varstva osebnih podatkov, do svobodnega izražanja in obveščanja in do svobode gospodarske pobude.
Since the objective of this Regulation, namely to ensure the free flow of data other than personal data in the Union, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States, but can rather, by reason of its scale and effects, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 TEU.
Ker cilja te uredbe, in sicer zagotoviti prosti pretok podatkov, ki niso osebni podatki, v Uniji, ni mogoče zadovoljivo doseči na ravni držav članic, temveč se zaradi njegovega obsega in učinkov lažje doseže na ravni Unije, lahko Unija sprejme ukrepe v skladu z načelom subsidiarnosti iz člena 5 PEU.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, as set out in that Article, this Regulation does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve that objective,
V skladu z načelom sorazmernosti iz navedenega člena ta uredba ne presega tistega, kar je potrebno za doseganje navedenega cilja –
This Regulation aims to ensure the free flow of data other than personal data within the Union by laying down rules relating to data localisation requirements, the availability of data to competent authorities and the porting of data for professional users.
Namen te uredbe je zagotoviti prosti pretok podatkov, ki niso osebni podatki, v Uniji z določitvijo pravil z zvezi z zahtevami glede lokalizacije podatkov, razpoložljivostjo podatkov za pristojne organe in prenosom podatkov za poklicne uporabnike.
This Regulation applies to the processing of electronic data other than personal data in the Union, which is:
Ta uredba se uporablja za obdelavo elektronskih podatkov, ki niso osebni podatki, v Uniji, ki:
provided as a service to users residing or having an establishment in the Union, regardless of whether the service provider is established or not in the Union; or
se opravlja kot storitev za uporabnike, ki prebivajo ali imajo sedež v Uniji, ne glede na to, ali ima ponudnik storitev sedež v Uniji ali ne, ali
carried out by a natural or legal person residing or having an establishment in the Union for its own needs.
jo izvaja fizična ali pravna oseba, ki prebiva ali ima sedež v Uniji, za lastne potrebe.
In the case of a data set composed of both personal and non-personal data, this Regulation applies to the non-personal data part of the data set.
V primeru podatkovnega niza, ki vsebuje osebne in neosebne podatke, se ta uredba uporablja za del podatkovnega niza, ki obsega neosebne podatke.
Where personal and non-personal data in a data set are inextricably linked, this Regulation shall not prejudice the application of Regulation (EU) 2016/679.
Kadar so osebni in neosebni podatki v podatkovnem nizu neločljivo povezani, ta uredba ne posega v uporabo Uredbe (EU) 2016/679.
This Regulation does not apply to an activity which falls outside the scope of Union law.
Ta uredba se ne uporablja za dejavnosti, ki ne spadajo na področje uporabe prava Unije.
This Regulation is without prejudice to laws, regulations, and administrative provisions that relate to the internal organisation of Member States and that allocate, among public authorities and bodies governed by public law defined in point (4) of Article 2(1) of Directive 2014/24/EU, powers and responsibilities for the processing of data without contractual remuneration of private parties, as well as the laws, regulations, and administrative provisions of Member States that provide for the implementation of those powers and responsibilities.
Ta uredba ne posega v zakone in druge predpise v zvezi z notranjo organizacijo držav članic, ki določajo prenos pristojnosti in pooblastil za obdelavo podatkov brez pogodbenih plačil zasebnih strank na javne organe in osebe javnega prava, kakor so opredeljene v točki (4) člena 2(1) Direktive 2014/24/EU, kot tudi ne v zakone in druge predpise držav članic, ki določajo izvajanje teh pooblastil in pristojnosti.
‘data’ means data other than personal data as defined in point (1) of Article 4 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679;
„podatki“ pomeni podatke, ki niso osebni podatki, kakor so opredeljeni v točki (1) člena 4 Uredbe (EU) 2016/679;
‘processing’ means any operation or set of operations which is performed on data or on sets of data in electronic format, whether or not by automated means, such as collection, recording, organisation, structuring, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure or destruction;
„obdelava“ pomeni vsako dejanje ali niz dejanj, ki se izvaja v zvezi s podatki ali nizi podatkov v elektronski obliki z avtomatiziranimi sredstvi ali brez njih, kot je zbiranje, beleženje, urejanje, strukturiranje, shranjevanje, prilagajanje ali spreminjanje, priklic, vpogled, uporaba, razkritje s posredovanjem, razširjanje ali drugačno omogočanje dostopa, prilagajanje ali kombiniranje, omejevanje, izbris ali uničenje;
‘draft act’ means a text drafted for the purpose of being enacted as a law, regulation or administrative provision of a general nature, the text being at the stage of preparation at which substantive amendments can still be made;
„osnutek akta“ pomeni besedilo, oblikovano z namenom, da bo sprejeto kot zakon ali drug splošni predpis, pri čemer je besedilo v fazi priprave, v kateri se lahko še vedno bistveno spremeni;
‘service provider’ means a natural or legal person who provides data processing services;
„ponudnik storitev“ pomeni fizično ali pravno osebo, ki opravlja storitve obdelave podatkov;
‘data localisation requirement’ means any obligation, prohibition, condition, limit or other requirement provided for in the laws, regulations or administrative provisions of a Member State or resulting from general and consistent administrative practices in a Member State and in bodies governed by public law, including in the field of public procurement, without prejudice to Directive 2014/24/EU, which imposes the processing of data in the territory of a specific Member State or hinders the processing of data in any other Member State;
„zahteva glede lokalizacije podatkov“ pomeni kakršno koli obveznost, prepoved, pogoj, omejitev ali drugo zahtevo, ki je določena v zakonih ali drugih predpisih države članice ali izhaja iz splošne in dosledne administrativne prakse v državi članici in osebah javnega prava, vključno s tistimi, povezanimi z javnim naročanjem, brez poseganja v Direktivo 2014/24/EU, in ki določa, da mora obdelava podatkov potekati na ozemlju določene države članice ali omejuje obdelavo podatkov v drugi državi članici;
‘competent authority’ means an authority of a Member State or any other entity authorised by national law to perform a public function or to exercise official authority, that has the power to obtain access to data processed by a natural or legal person for the performance of its official duties, as provided for by Union or national law;
„pristojni organ“ pomeni organ države članice ali kateri koli drug subjekt, pooblaščen v skladu z nacionalnim pravom za opravljanje javne funkcije ali izvajanje javne oblasti, ki je pooblaščen, da za opravljanje svojih uradnih dolžnosti pridobi dostop do podatkov, ki jih obdeluje fizična ali pravna oseba, kot je določeno s pravom Unije ali nacionalnim pravom;
‘user’ means a natural or legal person, including a public authority or a body governed by public law, using or requesting a data processing service;
„uporabnik“ pomeni fizično ali pravno osebo, vključno z javnim organom ali osebo javnega prava, ki uporablja ali naroči storitev obdelave podatkov;
‘professional user’ means a natural or legal person, including a public authority or a body governed by public law, using or requesting a data processing service for purposes related to its trade, business, craft, profession or task.
„poklicni uporabnik“ pomeni fizično ali pravno osebo, vključno z javnim organom ali osebo javnega prava, ki uporablja ali naroči storitev obdelave podatkov za namene v zvezi s svojo trgovsko, poslovno, obrtno ali poklicno dejavnostjo oziroma izpolnjevanjem nalog.
Free movement of data within the Union
Prosti pretok podatkov v Uniji
Data localisation requirements shall be prohibited, unless they are justified on grounds of public security in compliance with the principle of proportionality.
Zahteve glede lokalizacije podatkov so prepovedane, razen če so utemeljene na podlagi javne varnosti ob upoštevanju načela sorazmernosti.
The first subparagraph of this paragraph is without prejudice to paragraph 3 and to data localisation requirements laid down on the basis of existing Union law.
Prvi pododstavek tega odstavka ne posega v odstavek 3 in v zahteve glede lokalizacije podatkov, ki temeljijo na obstoječem pravu Unije.
Member States shall immediately communicate to the Commission any draft act which introduces a new data localisation requirement or makes changes to an existing data localisation requirement in accordance with the procedures set out in Articles 5, 6 and 7 of Directive (EU) 2015/1535.
Države članice v skladu s postopki iz členov 5, 6 in 7 Direktive (EU) 2015/1535 Komisijo nemudoma obvestijo o vsakem osnutku akta, s katerim se uvaja nova zahteva glede lokalizacije podatkov ali spreminja obstoječa zahteva glede lokalizacije podatkov.
By 30 May 2021, Member States shall ensure that any existing data localisation requirement that is laid down in a law, regulation or administrative provision of a general nature and that is not in compliance with paragraph 1 of this Article is repealed.
Države članice do 30. maja 2021 zagotovijo, da se vse obstoječe zahteve glede lokalizacije podatkov, ki so določene z zakonom ali drugim splošnim predpisom in ki niso v skladu z odstavkom 1 tega člena, razveljavijo.
By 30 May 2021, if a Member State considers that an existing measure containing a data localisation requirement is in compliance with paragraph 1 of this Article and can therefore remain in force, it shall communicate that measure to the Commission, together with a justification for maintaining it in force.
Če država članica do 30. maja 2021 meni, da je obstoječi ukrep, ki vsebuje zahtevo glede lokalizacije podatkov, v skladu z odstavkom 1 tega člena, in lahko zato ostane v veljavi, o tem ukrepu, skupaj z utemeljitvijo ohranitve njene veljavnosti, obvesti Komisijo.
Without prejudice to Article 258 TFEU, the Commission shall, within a period of six months from the date of receipt of such communication, examine the compliance of that measure with paragraph 1 of this Article and shall, where appropriate, make comments to the Member State in question, including, where necessary, recommending the amendment or the repeal of the measure.
Brez poseganja v člen 258 PDEU Komisija v šestih mesecih od datuma prejema takega sporočila preveri skladnost navedenega ukrepa z odstavkom 1 tega člena in, kadar je ustrezno, zadevni državi članici poda pripombe, po potrebi skupaj s priporočilom, naj ukrep spremeni ali razveljavi.
Member States shall make the details of any data localisation requirements laid down in a law, regulation or administrative provision of a general nature and applicable in their territory publicly available via a national online single information point which they shall keep up-to-date, or provide up-to-date details of any such localisation requirements to a central information point established under another Union act.
Države članice zagotovijo javno dostopnost podrobnosti o vseh zahtevah glede lokalizacije podatkov, določenih v zakonu ali drugem splošnem predpisu, ki se uporabljajo na njihovem ozemlju, prek nacionalne enotne spletne informacijske točke in te informacije posodabljajo ali posodobljene informacije o vseh zahtevah glede lokalizacije podatkov posredujejo centralni informacijski točki, vzpostavljeni v skladu z drugim aktom Unije.
Member States shall inform the Commission of the address of their single information point referred to in paragraph 4.
Države članice obvestijo Komisijo o naslovu svoje enotne informacijske točke iz odstavka 4.
The Commission shall publish the link(s) to such point(s) on its website, along with a regularly updated consolidated list of all data localisation requirements referred to in paragraph 4, including summarised information on those requirements.
Komisija objavi povezave do teh točk na svojem spletišču, skupaj z redno posodobljenim zbirnim seznamom vseh zahtev glede lokalizacije podatkov iz odstavka 4, vključno s povzetimi informacijami o teh zahtevah.
Data availability for competent authorities
Razpoložljivost podatkov za pristojne organe
This Regulation shall not affect the powers of competent authorities to request, or obtain, access to data for the performance of their official duties in accordance with Union or national law.
Ta uredba ne vpliva na pooblastila pristojnih organov, da za opravljanje svojih uradnih dolžnosti v skladu s pravom Unije ali nacionalnim pravom zahtevajo ali pridobijo dostop do podatkov.