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complaint. The concerned supervisory authorities were located in Germany, Norway, Spain, Denmark, Poland, Italy, and Portugal. The concerned controller provided

Concerned regulatory authorities have been the authorities in Germany, Norway, Denmark, Estonia and Portugal. 1.2 What is stated in the complaint The

decision. The concerned supervisory authorities were the DPA's of Denmark, Norway and a German DPA. First, with regard to the sending of the e-mail to the

supervisory authorities were the DPA's of Denmark, Finland, Germany, France, Norway and the Netherlands. The Swedish DPA started an investigation into the controller

protection authorities in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Ger- many, Finland, Norway and Poland. The complaint The complaint states the following. On 6 June

the data protection authority of Berlin (Germany), the authorities from Norway, Poland, Estonia, Sweden, France, Italy, Lower Saxony (Germany), Bavaria-

of 28 June 2018 Nos 60798/10 and 65599/10 and in the case of Høiness v. Norway of 19 March 2019 No. 43624/14. Instruction: Pursuant to the provisions of

whose chain operations include approximately 1,800 shops in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. Sales According to information received

data in question. The controller operates in Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway. According to the controller, the information is processed in the group's

authorities concerned have been the data protection authorities in Denmark, Norway and Finland. The complaints The complainants have mainly stated the following

Germany, Postal address: Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal and Box 8114 Hungary. 104 20 Stockholm Website: www.imy

supervisory authorities have been the data protection authorities in Denmark, Norway and Finland. The complaints The complaints essentially state the following

North Rhine Westphalia, Berlin), Portugal, Sweden, Ireland, Latvia, Italy, Norway, Hungary, Austria, Spain, France, Cyprus, Slovakia, Denmark, Slovenia. 36

namely Iceland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. Norway and Liechtenstein by a Decision of the EEA Joint Committee of 6 July 2018

authorities of Belgium, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, France, United Kingdom". 2. The preliminary investigation

authorities concerned were the authorities of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Germany. Share blogs or news articles here! The decision below is a

authorities have been 104 20 Stockholm the data protection authorities in Denmark, Norway and Finland. Website: www.imy.se E-mail: imy@imy.se 1 Telephone: regarding

authority of Berlin (Germany), the self- control authorities of: Denmark, Norway, Rhineland-Palatinate (Germany), Lower Sa- Ionia (Germany), Sweden, Portugal

authorities have been the data protection authorities of Denmark, France, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Germany and Austria. The complaint The complaint essentially states

Human Rights - the judgment pronounced in the Bladet Tromso and Stensaas v. Norway case, ruled that documents from state institutions should represent sources

for individuals should also increase (ECtHR: Bladet Tromsø and Stensaasv. Norway, application number: 21980/93, 1999, decision on the merits and satisfaction)

thisprocedure the control authorities of Belgium, Greece, Cyprus, Denmark, Saxony,Norway, Sweden, France, Hungary, Poland, Berlin, Lower Saxony, Slovakia, Ireland

play its vital role of ‘public watchdog’ (see Bladet Tromsø and Stensaas v Norway (1999) 29 EHRR 125, paras 59 and 62, and Pedersen v Denmark (2004) 42 EHRR

supervisory authorities (CSA): the Netherlands, Latvia, Italy, Sweden, Slovenia, Norway, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Denmark, France, Finland, Greece, Spain, Luxemburg

General Data Protection Regulation are the supervisory authorities of Sweden, Norway and Estonia, as the processing that is the subject of the complaint affects

population of Liechtenstein was approximately 39,000; and e. The population of Norway was approximately 5 million. 716. By reference to the Eurostat figures,