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Privacy

In compliance with Italian law no. 196 dated June 30, 2003, we hereby provide some information regarding how Marco Polo Sport Estate Srl uses the personal data of the parties that register to receive its newsletter. The data are handled by computer through IT and telematic instruments and exclusively for the purposes of providing the information as specified at the time of registration made. The only consequence of withholding consent to handling of the data is that these ends cannot be achieved.

The data collected will not be communicated to other parties.
Data is handled by Marco Polo Sport Estate Srl, Via Pastore, 44 Vittorio Veneto (TV) - E-mail: info@marcopolosportingcenter.com.

Personal data

Italian law 196/2003 governs the handling of personal data. The term personal data is used to indicate any information regarding the physical or juridical person, agency or association that enables unambiguous identification, whether direct or indirect. The term "handling of personal data" indicates any operation, whether performed with or without the aid of electronic means, involving the collection, recording, organization, filing, processing, modification, selection, extraction, comparison, use, interconnection, blocking, communication, publication, deletion and distribution of data.

In principle, and with some specific exceptions, the above law requires the party's consent for handling of the data.

It also requires that the subjects involved be provided with adequate information regarding the content of the law, with particular reference to his personal rights. This information is summarized in the present informational note.

The party's rights

Art. 7 of Italian law 196/2003, reported below grants the party specific rights.

In particular, the party can obtain from the holder confirmation indicating whether or not such personal data exist and the holder is required to make said data available in a form that is easy to understand. The party can likewise request information on the origin of such data and the logic and purposes for which the data is to be handled. He can also have the data deleted, transformed into an anonymous form or blocked when handled in violation of the law. The party can also update, correct or, if he so desires, integrate the data and he can oppose handling of the data for legitimate reasons.

Italian law 196/2003

Art. 7. Right of access to personal data and other rights

1. The interested party has the right to obtain confirmation indicating whether or not such personal data exist, even if he is not registered, and these data must be communicated in intelligible form.

2. The interested party has the right to obtain indication of the:

a) origin of such data;

b) purposes and how the data will be handled;

c) logic applied when data are handled with the aid of electronic instruments;

d) identification of the party holding the data, the managers and designated representatives in compliance with article 5, section 2;

e) subjects, or categories of subjects, who can receive communication of these personal data or who ? in their role as designated representative within the national territory, as managers or delegates ? can become aware said information.

3. The interested party has the right to:

a) have the data updated, corrected or, if he so desires, integrated;

b) have the data deleted, transformed into an anonymous form or blocked when handled in violation of the law, this holds even for data which does not require preservation for the purposes for which the data are collected or subsequently handled;

c) receive certification proving that the parties that have received or been notified of the data are notified of the request indicated above at letters a) and b), except in those cases where fulfillment proves impossible or requires committing means significantly out of proportion for the right being protected.

4. The interested party has the right to oppose the handling of his personal data, in full or in part;

a) for his own legitimate reasons as long as they are pertinent to the purpose of the data collection;

b) for the purposes of sending advertising and direct marketing materials or for market research or marketing communications.