Greece Law 4624/2019 Chapter D - implementation of EU LEDP Directive 2016/680 (Law Enforcement Data Protection Directive) into Greek law for processing by competent authorities for purposes of preventing + investigating + prosecuting criminal offences + executing criminal penalties + safeguarding against public security threats. COMPETENT AUTHORITIES: Hellenic Police + Hellenic Coast Guard + Greek Prosecutors + Courts + Greek National Intelligence Service (EYP) + Hellenic Anti-Corruption Authority + AADE Tax Authority (in specific criminal-investigation contexts) + Customs + Greek Financial Crimes Investigation. KEY LEDP PROVISIONS: (a) lawful basis restricted to criminal-law-enforcement-purposes + statutory + necessary + proportionate; (b) data subject rights similar to GDPR but with criminal-investigation restrictions + delayed/restricted notifications when prejudicial to ongoing investigations + national security; (c) categorisation of data subjects (suspects + convicts + victims + witnesses + others); (d) accuracy + retention restrictions + automated processing safeguards + special category data protections; (e) DPO appointment + DPIA + HDPA prior consultation; (f) data sharing with EU + third-country law enforcement + Europol + Eurojust + Interpol coordination; (g) breach notification + record-keeping; (h) HDPA supervisory powers + investigations; (i) judicial review + criminal sanctions. CROSS-BORDER LAW ENFORCEMENT DATA TRANSFERS: subject to adequacy + appropriate safeguards + LEDP Art. 35-39 + Schrems II + Europol Cooperation Agreements + Prum Decision + EU PNR + EU TFTP.
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