This shall not apply to service providers checking blocking attributes for the purpose of checking whether an identity card's electronic identification function has been blocked. Part 4 Authorizations; electronic signature. Section 21 Issuing and suspending authorizations of service providers. The responsible body pursuant to Section 7 4 first sentence shall issue the authorizations to service providers in accordance with the following provisions, and shall issue service providers with the necessary authorization certificates via public communication channels available at all times.
The application shall contain the data pursuant to Section 18 4 second sentence nos. The service provider shall voluntarily agree to confirm the requirements pursuant to no.
The length of validity may not exceed three years. The authorization may be used only by the service provider specified in the authorization certificate and only for the purpose specified therein. The authorization may be made subject to additional conditions and renewed upon application. It shall be revoked if it should not have been issued at all or not with the same extent.
The authorization should be withdrawn or revoked if the data protection supervisory authority responsible for the service provider so requests because there is reason to believe that the service provider has unlawfully processed or used personal data received on the basis of the authorization certificate.
This shall not apply as long and to the extent that immediate enforcement Section 30 has been suspended. Section 22 Electronic signature. Identity cards shall be designed as secure signature creation devices as referred to in Section 2 no.
The provisions of the Electronic Signature Act shall remain unaffected. Part 5 Identity card register; storage provisions.
Section 23 Identity card register. Identity card authorities pursuant to Section 7 2 with consular responsibilities shall retain such data for 30 years. Section 24 Use of data stored in the identity card register.
With regard to data which are also kept in the civil register, the restrictions contained in the legislation on registration must be respected. Only those staff who are specially authorized by the head of the authority may submit requests pursuant to subsection 2. The requesting authority shall keep a record of the reason for the request and the source of the data and files transmitted. If the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the state offices for the protection of the Constitution, the Federal Intelligence Service, the Military Counterintelligence Service, the Federal Criminal Police Office or the Federal Public Prosecutor requests the identity card authority to transmit data, the requesting authority shall record the family and given name and address of the data subject and the reason for the transmission of data.
Such records shall be retained separately, secured using technical and organizational means and destroyed at the end of the calendar year following the year in which the data were transmitted.
Section 25 Electronic data transmission and automated retrieval of photographs. Section 12 1 third sentence shall apply mutatis mutandis. Law enforcement agencies at the county level, to be designated by state law, shall be responsible for retrieval. The retrieving authority shall be responsible for ensuring that the conditions in subsections 1 and 2 first sentence are met. The participating authorities shall keep a record of all retrievals so that their permissibility can be checked.
The records shall contain. Section 26 Other storage of personal data. The same shall apply to the accompanying documents necessary for issuing identity cards and to the personal storage medium.
It shall be unlawful for the card manufacturer to store any other personal data of the card applicant unless they are exclusively and temporarily needed for manufacturing the identity card; these data shall be subsequently erased. Part 6 Obligations of identity card holders; invalidity and withdrawal of identity cards.
Section 27 Obligations of identity card holders. In particular, card holders should not note the PIN code on the identity card or store the PIN code together with the card. If the card holder knows that the PIN code has been disclosed to a third party, he or she should immediately change the PIN code or have the electronic identification function blocked.
Card holders should use in particular those technical systems and components certified by the Federal Office for Information Security as secure for this purpose. Section 28 Invalid identity cards. Section 29 Seizure and confiscation. Section 30 Immediate effect.
Objections, actions to rescind the order that the identity card shall not entitle the holder to leave Germany Section 6 7 , actions opposing the suspension of authorization Section 21 5 , actions opposing confiscation Section 29 1 and opposing seizure of the identity card Section 29 2 shall have no suspensive effect.
Part 7 Fees and expenses; fines. Section 31 Fees and expenses. Section 33 Fining authorities. Administrative authorities within the meaning of Section 36 1 no. Part 8 Authority to issue statutory instruments; transitional provision.
Section 34 Authorization to issue statutory instruments. The Federal Ministry of the Interior shall be authorized, by statutory instrument with the agreement of the Bundesrat and in consultation with the Federal Foreign Office,. We should note the subsidiary jurisdiction of the State bound by the Regulation and in which any immovable property is located Article 10 [ 4 ]. Forum necessitatis: if a succession which should in principle be within the jurisdiction of a third State cannot be settled in that third State because of a civil war, for example , then the authorities of a State bound by the Regulation may become competent to settle that succession if they have the closest connection with the case in question article 11 [ 5 ].
Competent authorities for the issue of the European Certificate of Succession [ods]. The CSE may be established and issued by: a court as defined in Article 3 2 [ 3 ] , another authority which, under national law, has competence to deal with matters of succession.
Issuing authority means the authorized representative of the department of the City who issued the solicitation.
Issuing authority means an authority as envisaged under Schedule -IV of this order or duly notified by the Central Government from time to time either generally or specifically for issuance of import permit ;. Issuing authority means the authority that will issue or has issued debt associated with a project ;.
Issuing authority means the number system has not been approved by the Coast Guard or it is a state or other jurisdiction that has a vessel identification numbering system approved by the Coast Guard. Also see definition for out of country vessel.
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