In public-authority bodies, biometric data may be processed only where prescribed by law and necessary to protect persons, property, classified data or business secrets, subject to a balancing test against data-subject interests. Processing is deemed lawful where needed to meet international-treaty obligations for identifying individuals crossing the state border.
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