Israel Protection of Privacy Law (5741-1981)
Israel POPL Data Subject Rights

Israel Protection of Privacy Law (5741-1981) IsraelPPL-DataSubjectRights-Access-Correction-Information-Delivery-Sec13-14-23A-23C-Subject-Notification: Israel POPL Data Subject Rights - Section 13 Right of Access + Section 14 Right of Correction + Section 23A-C Prohibition on Information Delivery + Notice Obligation + Right to Object + Amendment 13 Enhancements

Sections 13-14 and 23A-23C of POPL 5741-1981 establish data subject rights with Amendment 13 enhancements. (1) Section 13 Right of Inspection/Access: every person who has been registered in a database has the right to inspect any information about themselves in the database + at reasonable times + free of charge + every 12 months (subsequent requests in same year may incur reasonable fee) + database controller must respond within 30 days + may decline if (a) controller establishes that responding would violate other lawful interests including third party rights; (b) information is held for legitimate purposes related to State security or public safety; (c) other limited exceptions per regulations. (2) Section 14 Right of Correction: data subject has the right to request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information + controller must (a) correct + or (b) decline with written justification + reason for decline + complaints procedure information; data subject may petition court for correction order. (3) Section 23A-23C Information Delivery (Communicating Data to Third Parties): controller may not deliver/transmit personal information from a database to a third party except (a) with subject consent + or (b) per other lawful basis (legal requirement + court order + protection of vital interests). (4) Notice Obligation per Section 11 + Amendment 13: when collecting personal data + the controller must provide subject with (a) identity of controller; (b) purpose of collection; (c) recipients of data; (d) right of access + correction; (e) consequences of refusing to provide data; (f) other prescribed information. (5) Right to Object: data subject may object to use of personal information for direct marketing + may opt out of specific processing; controller must comply within reasonable time. (6) Response Timelines: 30 days standard + 30 day extension permitted with notice; appeals to PPA + then to courts (Magistrate or District depending on amount in dispute). (7) Identity Verification: controller may require reasonable identity verification + Israeli ID number + biometric authentication where appropriate + via online portal + via written request with notarisation if necessary. (8) Free of Charge: first access per 12-month period free + subsequent may incur reasonable fee + corrections always free. (9) Amendment 13 Enhancements: clarified rights + reduced response timelines + enhanced enforcement + alignment with GDPR Articles 15-22 where compatible with Israeli framework. Coordinates with GDPR Arts 15-22 + DPDP Sec 11-14 + Singapore PDPA + Convention 108 + Council of Europe Convention 108+ + Israeli Constitutional privacy doctrine. Israel POPL Data Subject Rights applies.

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