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Information on recording marriages, births and deaths during the emergency situation
Information on recording marriages, births and deaths during the emergency situation

Information on recording marriages, births and deaths during the emergency situation

24.03.2020 In the emergency situation, the municipal civil registration offices provide the registration of births and deaths in person, however, it is advisable to book your visit by telephone or email.
Kristīne Pommere nominated as a representative at the European Court of Justice and the European Free Trade Association
Kristīne Pommere nominated as a representative at the European Court of Justice and the European Free Trade Association

Kristīne Pommere nominated as a representative at the European Court of Justice and the European Free Trade Association

24.03.2020 On Tuesday, March 24, the Cabinet of Ministers approved Kristīne Pommere as the representative of the Republic of Latvia at the European Court of Justice and the European Free Trade Association Court.
Cabinet supports the draft law of the Ministry of Justice on the participation of voters abroad in city and municipality council elections
Cabinet supports the draft law of the Ministry of Justice on the participation of voters abroad in city and municipality council elections

Cabinet supports the draft law of the Ministry of Justice on the participation of voters abroad in city and municipality council elections

24.03.2020 On Tuesday, March 24, the Cabinet approved amendments by the Ministry of Justice to the Law on Elections of the Republic City Council and Municipality Council to allow voters abroad to vote in elections of the republic city council and municipality council by mail.
On the disclosure of sensitive data
On the disclosure of sensitive data

On the disclosure of sensitive data

20.03.2020 The Data State Inspectorate clarifies that according to Article 6 (1) (d) of the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation), the processing of personal data is necessary to protect the vital interests of the data subject or other natural person (for example, in cases surveillance of an epidemic is needed) and in accordance with Article 9 (2) (i) and (j), the processing of special categories of personal data (health data) is permitted where the processing is necessary in the public interest (for example, serious cross-border threats to health).

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