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here! The decision below is a machine translation of the Czech original. Please refer to the Czech original for more details. OFFICE FOR THE PROTECTION OF

personal data pursuant to Article 4(2) GDPR. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Czech Ministry of Health made access to premises and events dependent on certain

essentially states in paragraph 59 of the Opinion, and as the Netherlands, Czech and French Governments state, such a legal analysis does not constitute information

Rights (European Court of Human Rights, Grand Chamber, case of Rohlena v. the Czech Republic, req. 59552/08, paragraph 28). The restricted panel considers that

authorities con- cerned have been the data protection authorities in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Ger- many, Finland, Norway and Poland. The complaint The

the Netherlands, Slovakia, Denmark, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, the Czech Republic and Hungary as well as the United Kingdom. Two other websites (spartoo

organisations, such as the umbrella organisation BEUC and the Norwegian, Swedish and Czech consumer associations. The complaint concerned the unlawful tracking of the

the website ***URL.1 is Also available for the following EEA countries: Czech Republic, France, Italy, Romania, Germany, Greece, Holland, Poland, Hungary

each as owner, to the competent data protection authorities of Belgium, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, France

to the 3 States of the European Economic Area (EEA), namely Iceland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. Norway and Liechtenstein

Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden and Czech Republic. 4 22. Following an adversarial procedure, a draft decision was

Norway, but has operations in at least 25 countries, including Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Spain

large scale. Therefore, the Board requests the Supervisory Authority of the Czech Republic to amend its list accordingly, by deleting the explicit figures

Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Denmark, France, Finland, Greece, Spain, Luxemburg, Czech Republic, Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, and Germany (Berlin, Rhineland-Palatinate