Dominican Republic Law 172-13 Articles 23-24 + 26 + 80 Cross-Border + Third Parties + Marketing. Article 80 Cross-Border Data Transfers (Transferencias Internacionales) - transfer of personal data outside Dominican Republic permitted where: (1) destination jurisdiction provides adequate level of protection (Superintendencia de Bancos assessment + LatAm CBPR consideration + APEC Privacy Framework); (2) explicit informed consent of data subject; (3) Performance of contract; (4) Vital interests; (5) Compelling public interest; (6) Standard Contractual Clauses (recommended model) + Binding Corporate Rules equivalent + Codes of Conduct. Recognised adequate jurisdictions: EU/EEA + UK + Convention 108 parties (Mexico + Uruguay + Colombia + Argentina + Brazil LGPD + Chile + Peru + EU member states + Morocco + Tunisia). Schrems II Transfer Impact Assessment + supplementary measures. Article 23-24 Third Party Processors and Subcontractors - written contract specifying categories + purposes + duration + security + confidentiality + sub-processing prior authorisation + flow-down + audit rights + return/deletion at termination. Joint controllership + shared responsibility allocation. Article 26 Marketing and Direct Communications (Marketing Directo) - opt-in consent for electronic marketing + opt-out at every communication + Do-Not-Call considerations + Article 27 ePrivacy-like regime emerging + Telecommunications Law 153-98 coordination + INDOTEL regulations.
This control maps to 28 controls across 22 other frameworks. If you already hold one of them, the evidence you collected for it is the starting point here rather than new work.
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The graph holds this control, the 28 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.