Law 675/1996 – Information and request for consent. The Law no. 675 of 31st December 1996 aims to guarantee that the protection of personal data is carried out respecting everyone’s personal rights, basic freedom and dignity, with particular reference to confidentiality and personal identity. The law states that everyone should receive information regarding the purpose and method of protecting and handling their personal data and that they should be asked to provide written authorisation.

The handling of the data, for which our company is requesting your authorisation, is necessary in order to carry out certain legal and contractual formalities and for the correct assertion of your rights. We wish to inform you that the data collected at the moment of registration includes, but not exclusively, surname, name, date of birth, nationality, residence, domicile, home telephone number. These data are kept, both on computer and not as foreseen by Law 675/1996, for the following purposes:

-to supply the services indicated in the contract;

-carry out statistical studies and market research;

-predisposition of the register of links.

The holder of your personal details is AL.PI. srl Via Enzo Ferrari 62012 Civitanova Marche (MC) Tel.0733.898030 Fax. 0733.898094

Art. 13 Law 675/1996 (Rights of the party concerned)
In relation to the protection of personal data, the person concerned has the right:
- to know, through free access to the register indicated in article 13, paragraph 1, letter (a), of the existence of any data being held which is relevant to him;
- to be informed as to that which is indicated in art. 7, paragraph 4 letters a), b) and h);
- to obtain without delay from the holder of the data:
the confirmation of whether any data is being held or not, even if not yet registered, and the communication, in intelligible form, of such data and their source, as well as the reason and purpose for their being held. The request can be repeated, except for justified reasons, within a period of not less than ninety days;
the cancellation, modification to anonymous form or the blockage of the data held in violation of the law, including those which are unnecessary for the purpose for which the data have been collected or kept;
the updating, the modification or, if the party concerned so wishes, the integration of the data;
the confirmation that the operations at points 2) and 3), as well as their contents have been made known to anyone to whom the data have been communicated or passed on, except in the event where such a process proves to be impossible or where the means to carry out this are evidently disproportionate to the right to be protected;
- to oppose, in part or entirely, for legitimate reasons, the withholding of his/her personal data, even though relevant to the purpose of the data collection;
- to oppose, in part or entirely, the holding of his/her personal data for the purposes of commercial information, the mailing of advertising or direct sales material, for the completion of market research or interactive commercial information and to be informed by the owner, no later than the moment in which the data is communicated or passed on, of the possibility to freely assert this right.
For each request as per paragraph 1, letter c), number 1), in the event that no data are confirmed as being held, the party concerned can be asked to pay a contribution to the expenses, which shall not be higher than the actual costs incurred, according to and within the limits laid down by the regulation in art. 33, paragraph 3. The rights as per paragraph 1, when referring to the rights of a deceased person, can be asserted by anyone interested. In the assertion of the rights as per paragraph 1, the party concerned can assign, in writing, a physical person or an association as a delegate or proxy. The rules of professional secrecy for journalists remain valid, limited only to the source of the news.