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Privacy
In compliance with law 196/2003, we provide some information regarding BICI & BACI s.r.l.'s use of the personnel data of the parties the information service in the "Bookings" page.
The processing of data is computerised using information technology and telematic equipment and exclusively for the purpose of enabling customers to access the confidential documentation via the Internet.
Without the said data being processed the only consequence will be that these aims cannot be achieved.
Owner responsible for the processing of data is BICI & BACI s.r.l. - Via del Viminale 5 - Roma, E-mail: info@bicibaci.com

Personal data
D.Lgs. 196/2003 disciplines the treatment of personal data. Personal data means any information regarding physical or legal entities or persons, organisations or associations that permits them to be unequivocally identified whether directly or indirectly.
Personal data treatment means any operation carried out with or without the use of electronic data for the gathering, recording, organisation, maintenance, processing, modification, selection, extraction, comparison, use, interconnection, blocking, communication, spreading, cancellation and destruction of data.
On principle, the abovementioned law requires the agreement of the person or organisation involved with regard to said treatment, with a few specific exceptions
It is also contemplated that the interested party is properly informed of the contents of the law with particular reference to his/her/its rights: this information have been specially summarised in this information note.


Rights of the interested party
Article 7 of D.Lgs. 196/2003 gives the interested party specific rights. In particular the interested party can obtain the confirmation from the owner of the existence or otherwise of his/her/its personal data and that said data is made available to him/her/it in an understandable form. The interested party can also ask to know the origin of the data as well as why and how it is processed; to obtain the cancellation, the transformation into anonymous form or the blocking of the data treated in violation of the law as well as the updating, the rectification or, if there is an interest to do so, the supplementing of the data; to oppose the treatment itself for legitimate reasons.