Articles 5, 16 and 24: the CDP, an independent administrative authority of eleven members, receives prior formalities, complaints and petitions (from the person, a lawyer or a mandated representative, by post or electronically), reports offences to the prosecutor, verifies processing, sanctions controllers, gives opinions, approves codes of conduct and use charters submitted by controllers, keeps a public register of processing, publishes authorisations and opinions, authorises transfers, cooperates with foreign authorities and reports yearly to the President and the National Assembly. Controllers may have their IT use charters homologated as codes of conduct (Article 4(1)).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.