Jan 31, 2020 13:34
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Italian term

il Responsabile

Italian to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) General personal data protection agreement
General personal data protection agreement
undersigned between
X
hereinafter referred to as the Owner
and
Y
hereinafter referred to as the Responsible

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I'm still looking for the best translation of "il Responsabile"

Discussion

Valentina Piraneo (asker) Jan 31, 2020:
Person or ... ? Thank you Charlotte!!
I'm in doubt here because more than a person it should be an "entity" and possibily a company
Charlotte Fleming Jan 31, 2020:
So am I! The best I've come up with is "the responsible person", "the person responsible" or "the person in charge", depending on the context.

Proposed translations

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processor

Nel GDPR il responsabile del trattamento dei dati personali è definito "processor"..

Vedi definizione (8) per capire se coincide con il tuo caso https://gdpr-info.eu/art-4-gdpr/
Peer comment(s):

agree Jeanie Eldon : I suggested "appointee" but agree that all GDPR agreements use "processor" and "controller"
3 mins
Thank you, Jeanie.
agree Angus Stewart
53 mins
Thank you, Angus.
agree philgoddard
58 mins
Thank you, Phil.
agree Angie Garbarino
2 hrs
Thank you, Angie.
agree Cedric Randolph : Yes this is the 'data processor'
17 hrs
Thank you, Cedric.
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appointee

HOWEVER: I have looked at 10 GDPR agreements and they all use the following terms for the 2 signing parties :
Controller
Processor
Peer comment(s):

neutral Angie Garbarino : controller is titolare dei dati, processor is responsabile, so no appointee here :)
2 hrs
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Data Protection Officer / Officer in charge of

https://digitalguardian.com/blog/what-data-protection-office...

ci provo, non certissima, "the manager" penso andrebbe ugualmente bene
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The Responsible Party

I would consider this translation as well, which is less specific, but can apply to a multitude of cases.
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