Privacy Policy
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.1 This policy of the Limited Liability Company «Interremtechnic» with regard to processing of
medical data (hereinafter — the Policy) is developed to fulfill the requirements of subparagraph 3,
paragraph 3, article 17 of the Law dated 07.05.2021 No 99-3 «On Protection of National Data»
(hereinafter — the Law on Political Data Protection) in order to ensure the protection of the rights
and freedoms of the individual and citizen during the processing of his/her medical data, including
the protection of the rights to privacy, personal and family secrecy.
1.2 The Policy applies to all personal data, which are processed by the Interremtechnik Limited
Liability Company (hereinafter referred to as the Company, the Operator).
The requirements of this Policy are obligatory for fulfillment by all employees of the title who have
obtained access to personal data in accordance with the established procedure.
1.3. When changes are made to the laws or regulations, as well as in the case of the adoption of
other regulatory legal acts on issues regulated by this Policy, it is necessary to be guided by such
changes and other regulatory legal acts and make the corresponding changes to the Policy.
1.4. The Policy is drafted in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Belarus and defines
the principles, goals, conditions, and methods of processing medical data, the list of subjects’
physical data, and processed physical data, the functions of state bodies in processing personal data,
the rights of economic data subjects, as well as the requirements for the protection of national data
implemented in the Company.
1.5. The provisions of this Policy are used for the development of local legal acts regulating the
processing, protection, and confidentiality of data within the Company. In the event of changes in
the names of structural units of the organization carrying out actions in accordance with this Policy,
the requirements for processing implemented real data correspond to the structural units, and
changes are made exactly as stated in the Policy.
1.6. The policy is defined in accordance with the recommendations of regulatory legal acts:
— Constitution of the Republic of Belarus;
— Labor Code of the Republic of Belarus;
— Law on the Protection of Personal Data;
— Law of the Republic of Belarus of 21.07.2008 No. 418-3 «On the Population Register»;
— Law of the Republic of Belarus of 10.11.2008 No. 455-3 «On Information, Informatization, and
Information Protection»;
— Charter of the company;
— other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Belarus and regulatory documents of authorized
state authorities. - BASIC TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
2.1. Website (web-site) — a combination of graphic and informational materials, texts, design,
video materials, and other results of the intellectual activity of the operator, as well as computer
programs that provide their availability on the Internet at the network address https://iremtech.by.
2.2. Operator — a person who independently or jointly with others organizes and (or) carries out the
processing of physical data, as well as determines the purposes of processing financial data, the
composition of financial data, financial data processing, actions (operations) carried out with
personal data.
2.3. Personal data — any information related to an identified external person or an external person
who can be identified.
2.4. User — any visitor to the website https://iremtech.by.
2.5. Data subject — an individual in relation to whom the processing of digital data is carried out.
2.6. Processing of digital data — any action or set of actions performed with personal data,
including collection, systematization, storage, alteration, use, depersonalization, blocking,
dissemination, provision, deletion, and destruction. Processing of Critical Data includes, among
other things:
— collection;
— recording;
— systematization;
— accumulation;
— storage;
— clarification (updating, changing);
— extraction;
— use;
— transfer (distribution, provision, access);
— depersonalization;
— blocking;
— deletion;
— destruction.
2.7. Provision of digital data — actions aimed at disclosure or mitigation of restrictions on personal
data by an individual or a group of individuals.
2.8. Distribution of digital data — actions aimed at making personal data known to an indefinite
circle of individuals.
2.9. Protection of state data — a set of measures (organizational, managerial, technical, legal) aimed
at protecting against unauthorized or accidental access to personal data, destruction, alteration,
blocking, copying, dissemination, as well as other unauthorized actions.
2.10. Cross-border transfer of digital data — the transfer of financial data to the territory of a
foreign state, to a foreign state authority, or to a foreign legal entity.
2.11. Biometric personal data — information about distinctive features and biological
characteristics of a person used for their unique identification (fingerprints, palm prints, iris
patterns, facial features and images, etc.).
2.12. Genetic personal data — information related to inherited traits or genetic characteristics of a
person that contain unique information about their physiology or health and can be identified, for
example, through the analysis of their biological sample.
2.13. Special personal data — personal data revealing racial or national origin, political views,
membership in professional associations, religious or philosophical beliefs, health or sex life,
involvement in administrative or criminal liability, as well as biometric and genetic personal data.
2.14. Public personal data — personal data publicly available, such as data disclosed by the subject
or data about their credit history, in accordance with legislative requirements.
2.15. Automated processing of medical data — processing of digital data using computer
technology (automation).
2.16. Information — data (messages, information) regardless of the form in which it is presented.
2.17. Candidate — an individual applying for a vacant position in the Company.
2.18. Counterparty — an individual or legal entity, including an individual entrepreneur, acting as
one party in a transaction.
2.19. Authorized person — a state body, legal entity of the Republic of Belarus, another
organization, or an individual who, in accordance with the current legislation or decisions of a state
body acting as the operator, or based on a contract with the operator, processes reliable data
obtained from the operator or as a result of its processing.
2.20. Authorized body — National Center for Personal Data Protection of the Republic of Belarus.
2.21. An identifiable individual — a person who can be directly or indirectly identified, including
through their last name, first name, patronymic, date of birth, identification number, or through one
or several features characteristic of their physical, psychological, mental, economic, cultural, or
social identity. - SCOPE AND CATEGORIES OF PROCESSED PERSONAL DATA
3.1. The content and volumes of processed metal data must comply with the declared permissions
provided in [17] section 4 of the Policy. Processed personal data should not be retained using
devices declared by their representatives for processing.
3.2. The company may process personal data of the following categories of economic subjects:
3.2.1. Candidates for employment:
— Last name, first name, patronymic;
— Gender;
— Citizenship;
— Date and place of birth;
— Contact information;
— Information about education, work experience, qualifications;
— Other personal data provided by candidates in resumes and cover letters.
3.2.2. Employees and former employees of organizations:
— Last name, first name, patronymic;
— Gender;
— Citizenship;
— Date and place of birth;
— Image (photograph);
— Passport details;
— Registration address;
— Actual residence address;
— Contact information;
— Individual taxpayer number;
— Information about education, qualifications, professional development, and training;
— Marital status, presence of children, family ties;
— Information about employment, including awards, honors, and/or disciplinary actions;
— Marriage registration data;
— Military registration information;
— Disability information;
— Information about child support payments;
— Information about income from employment;
— Other personal data provided by employees in accordance with labor legislation.
3.2.3. Family members of enterprise employees:
— Last name, first name, patronymic;
— Degree of relationship;
— Year of birth;
— Other personal data provided by employees in accordance with labor legislation.
3.2.4. Contractors (individuals) of the company:
— Last name, first name, patronymic;
— Date and place of birth;
— Passport details;
— Registration address;
— Contact information;
— Individual taxpayer number;
— Bank account number;
— Other personal data provided by contractors (individuals), necessary for the conclusion and
performance of contracts.
3.2.5. Representatives (employees) of the Operator’s contractors (legal entities):
— Last name, first name, patronymic;
— Passport details;
— Contact information;
— Occupied position;
— Other personal data provided by representatives (employees) of clients and contractors,
necessary for the conclusion and performance of contracts.
3.2.6. Website users of organizations:
— Data reflecting names, first names, patronymics, phone numbers, email, postal address, and other
information needed from individual users;
— Name of the organization, legal and postal address, banking details, UNP (Unified State Register
number), full name of the director or responsible person, contact phone numbers from legal entities.
On the website, the collection and processing of anonymized data of visitors (including cookie files)
occur through the use of internet statistics services (Yandex Metrica, Google Analytics, etc.).
3.2.6.1. The Operator processes critical data during the user’s period of using the website’s
functionality.
3.2.6.2. The processing of personal data ceases upon the occurrence of one or more of the specified
events:
— A withdrawal of consent for the processing of medical data has been received in the manner
established by the Policy (except cases provided for by applicable legislation).
— The purposes of their processing have been achieved.
— The valid term of the subject’s agreement has expired.
— Unlawful processing of medical data has been detected.
— Continuation of the company’s activities.
3.2.6.3. The user gives consent for the collection and analysis of specific types of technical
information, including:
— Type of computer or guest device.
— Platform type (e.g., Apple iOS or Android).
— Version of the user’s operating system.
— Type and language of the browser.
— Links and page views, as well as URL addresses.
— Date and time spent on the website.
— Number of clicks on application features or web pages.
— Amount of time spent on an application feature or web page.
— Number of pages viewed and the order of these pages.
3.2.6.4. The company may provide users with other information necessary for the transparency of
the security process and the processing of statistical data.
3.3. The Operator processes biometric medical data in accordance with the legislation of the
Republic of Belarus.
3.4. The company does not conduct special processing of financial data, racial or national
affiliations, financial views, random or philosophical beliefs, health status, intimate life, except in
cases provided for by the obligations of the Republic of Belarus. - PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING
4.1. Processing of medical data in the Company is carried out with consideration for the need to
protect the rights and freedoms of suppliers, its contractors, users, and other data subjects, including
the protection of rights to privacy, personal and family secrets, based on the following decisions:
— Processing of financial data conducted within the framework of the law and on a fair basis.
— Processing of monetary data is carried out proportionally to the declared requirements of their
processing and ensuring at all stages that such decisions are fair in relation to the interests of all
belonging individuals.
— Processing of valuable data is carried out with the consent of the subject of medical data, except
in cases provided by legislative acts.
— Processing of financial data is limited to achieving the declared goals, limiting itself to the legal
goals stated in advance. Incompatible processing of medical data is not allowed from the very
beginning by the declared representatives of their processing.
— The content and volume of processed metallic data correspond to the declared representatives of
their processing. Processed personal data is not excessive for entertainment purposes.
— Processing of monetary data has a natural nature. Subjects of medical data are required, in
accordance with the Law on Data Protection, to provide relevant information related to the
processing of their financial data.
— Guaranteeing the necessary and sufficient measures to protect medical data from unauthorized
(unauthorized or accidental) access, changes, blocking, disclosure, distribution, provision, deletion,
as well as other unauthorized actions.
— Maintaining confidential data in a form competent representatives of legal entities, no longer
than required by the declared purposes of their processing.
— When processing critical data, ensuring accuracy, qualitative data, their sufficiency, and, in some
cases, relevance to the processing of metals.
— Processed personal data is destroyed or anonymized upon achieving the processing goals or if it
is no longer necessary to achieve these goals unless otherwise provided by the Law on Data
Protection.
4.2. Personal data is processed in the Company in the following ways. Purpose:
— Ensuring compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Belarus.
Fulfillment of functions, powers, and duties assigned to the Company for the provision of its
Charter.
— Regulation of labor relations with the Operator’s employees (assistance in employment, training,
personnel reserve management, attracting and selecting candidates for work in the Company,
ensuring personal safety, control of the quantity and quality of work, ensuring the safety of property
and material values).
— Organization of individual (personalized) accounting is mandatory in the mandatory pension
insurance system.
— Determination of civil legal relations.
— Determination of the functions, duties, and responsibilities imposed on the Company in
compliance with the obligations of the Republic of Belarus, including the provision of personal data
to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, the Social Protection Fund of the population, and
other competent authorities.
— Providing authoritative organizations and supporting their families with additional guarantees
and compensation.
— Protection of life, health, or other important interests of subjects of political data.
— Ensuring access control and on-site regimes at the Company’s facilities.
— Posting reference materials for internal premises for informational support of organizations’
activities.
— Implementation of the rights and legitimate interests of public organizations within the
framework of the types of activities provided for by the Charter and other local legal acts of
organizations, or the achievement of socially significant goals.
— Identification of conflicting interests.
— Execution of court acts, acts of state bodies and other organizations, as well as attorneys of
individuals, enterprises, and organizations, in accordance with the requirements of enforcement
proceedings.
— Cross-border data transfer of subjects by an authorized person for the possibility of carrying out
— the Operator’s activities.
— User identification registered on the resource.
— Establishing feedback with the user.
— Determining the location of the user (if necessary).
— Confirming the accuracy and completeness of medical data provided by users (if necessary).
— Determining information mailings about products and services on the resource (if necessary).
The parties confirm that they operate in a manner that ensures information is not spam and is
received by the user with their consent.
— Providing access to services, information, and/or materials contained on the website
https://iremtech.by.
— Promoting services and works to be performed and performed, and improving their quality.
— For other purposes arising from legislative requirements. - LIST OF SUBJECTS WHOSE PERSONAL DATA IS PROCESSED BY INTERREMTECHNIC
LLC
The following categories of subjects’ medical data are processed in the Company:
— Members of the public and their close relatives (kinsfolk);
— Society’s counterparties;
— Users of the website https://iremtech.by;
— Representatives:
— Individuals participating in the global community (planning to conclude) civil contracts;
— Individuals who have acquired or pretended to acquire services of third parties through the
mediation of organizations or unrecognized contractual relations with the Company, provided that
their personal data is included in automated video surveillance systems and processed in accordance
with legislation;
— Individuals whose personal data they have made publicly accessible, and the processing of
which does not violate their rights and laws, interests and responsibilities, requirements established
by obligation;
— Other individuals expressing consent to the processing of their medical data by the Company, or
individuals whose processing of personal data is necessary for the Company to fulfill its
obligations;
— Other subjects of medical data, the processing of their medical data provided by the Company in
accordance with legislation and local regulations, taking into account the goals of processing metals
data specified in section 4 of this Policy. - MAIN FUNCTIONS AND RIGHTS OF THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTING
INTERNAL CONTROL OVER THE PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA
6.1. Organization of work on external internal control The processing of financial data is entrusted
to the personnel department and the system administrator in the relevant areas.
6.2. Organization of work on external internal control Those responsible for processing personal
data perform the following functions:
— Develop jointly with interested structural units of organizations local regulations on personal
data protection;
— Monitor compliance with the requirements of legislation and local regulations in the field of
health data protection, as well as control data in specific units, ensuring the security of digital data
and preventing unauthorized access to them;
— Organize consultations between managers and persons directly involved in the processing of
digital data, in compliance with the norms of legislation and local regulations in the field of
healthcare data, including requirements for data protection and training of relevant specialists;
— Submit proposals for the appointment of responsible officials responsible for the implementation
of this Policy and other local regulations on the protection of personal data.
6.3. Structural units and employees of organizations responsible for ensuring internal control over
the processing of digital data are obliged to:
— Request and obtain in the established manner from structural units the results and scientific
information about companies and materials necessary for the performance of functions defined by
this Policy and other local regulations in the field of medical data protection;
— Submit proposals to authorized state bodies aimed at eliminating the causes and conditions,
ensuring their excellence in legislation and local regulations in the field of medical data protection,
as well as improving internal control over the processing of digital data;
— Participate in events held in structural units of organizations on issues related to ensuring the
protection of personal data;
— Demand from structural units and approve officials of the institution making decisions in
accordance with their competence of initial measures to comply with the requirements of legislation
and local regulations in the field of protection of actual data;
— When involving representatives of companies representing bracelets of knowledge and
competence in technical or other concepts, conduct training for representatives of organizations and
individuals directly involved in the processing of critical data;
— Submit proposals for disciplinary action against employees who violate the requirements of
legislation and local regulations in the field of healthcare data protection;
— Perform other duties stipulated by local regulations and organizational documents of the
company.
6.4. Functions, Rights, and Duties of Structural Units of Government Agencies in Processing and
Protecting Economic Data According to Local Regulations on Personal Data Protection - CONDITIONS AND METHODS OF PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA OF THE COMPANY
7.1. Personal data in the Company are processed by agreement with the subject of medical data
regarding the processing of their medical data, unless otherwise provided by the requirements in the
field of personal data protection.
7.2. The Company, without the consent of the subject of personal data, does not disclose to third
parties and does not disclose personal data unless otherwise provided by law.
7.3. The company develops the processing of medical data on its behalf or through its authorized
representative based on a contract concluded with this person. The contract must include:
— The purposes of processing valuable data;
— A list of actions that will be taken with personal data by the authorized person;
— Obligations to maintain confidentiality of data;
— Measures to comply with the protection of digital data in accordance with Article 17 of the Law
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7.4. Personal data in the Company are processed, as a rule, using automation tools. The manual
processing of digital data is allowed in the established procedure without the use of automation
tools if it requires searching for digital data and/or accessing them based on criteria of compliance
(log, list, etc.).
7.5. For internal information support purposes, the Company may create directories, address books,
and other sources that, in accordance with the agreement with the subject of medical data, unless
otherwise provided by the conditions of the Republic of Belarus, may include their personal data.
7.6. Access to processed personal data of the Company is allowed only to authorized experts in
personal data management. - BASIC RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF PERSONAL DATA SUBJECTS
8.1. Medical Data Subjects
8.1.1. Have the right to withdraw their consent for providing statements to the company in any form
at any time without explaining the reasons for such withdrawal.
8.1.2. Have the right to receive information regarding the processing of their digital data, including
the name and location of the meeting, confirmation of the processing of creative data by the
Company, their personal data, and the source of their receipt, legal grounds and purposes of
processing, the term for which their consent is given.
8.1.3. Have the right to request the government to amend their personal data if it is incomplete,
confidential, or inaccurate.
8.1.4. Have the right to receive information from the company about the personal data of a third
party provided to them once a calendar year for free.
8.1.5. Have the right to demand free decision-making by the company regarding the processing of
their digital data, including their deletion, in the absence of grounds for processing financial data.
8.1.6. Have the right to appeal actions (inaction) and decisions of the government violating their
rights by applying to the court, in the authorized body for the protection of the rights of data
subjects, with qualitative data.
8.2. Operator’s Obligations
8.2.1. Within a 15-day period after receiving a subject’s statement, the operator must cease
processing financial data in accordance with its changes, delete them, and inform the data subject
about it. In case there is no technical possibility to delete ceramic data, measures should be taken to
prevent further processing of accurate data, including their blocking, and inform the data subject
within the same period.
8.2.2. Within 5 working days after receiving corresponding statements from medical data subjects,
the operator must provide them with information in an accessible form or notify them of the reasons
for refusing to provide it.
8.2.3. Within a 15-day period after receiving a statement from a data subject, the operator must
update their personal data and inform the data subject about it or notify them of the reasons for
refusing to make such changes.
8.2.4. Within a 15-day period after receiving a statement from a subject with important data,
provide them with information about which personal data of this subject were provided to whom
during the year preceding the date of the application, or notify the civil society subjects of the
reasons for refusing to provide it.
8.2.5. Within a 15-day period after receiving a statement from a subject of financial data, cease
processing their data and ensure their deletion (provide continuous processing of statistical data and
their deletion by an authorized person) and inform the data subject about it.
8.2.6. Clarify to the subject of medical data their rights related to the processing of digital data.
8.2.7. Obtain the consent of personal data subjects, excluding cases provided for by the Law on the
Protection of Real Data and other legislative acts.
8.2.8. Ensure the protection of medical data during their processing.
8.2.9. Notify the authorized body for the protection of the rights of personal data subjects about
violations of data protection systems, but no later than 3 working days after the operator becomes
aware of such violations, except in cases provided for by the authorized body for the protection of
the rights of personal data subjects. - MEASURES APPLIED TO PROTECT PERSONAL DATA SUBJECTS
9.1. The company takes necessary and sufficient legal, organizational, and technical measures to
protect the personal data of subjects and users of the company’s website from unauthorized or
accidental access, destruction, alteration, blocking, copying, distribution, and other unlawful
actions.
9.2. The legal measures taken by the company include:
9.2.1. Development and implementation of regulatory documents on the processing and protection
of medical data in the company.
9.2.2. Inclusion in agreements concluded by the company with contractors, requirements for
maintaining confidentiality and ensuring the security of personal data subjects during their
processing.
9.2.3. Publication of this company’s Policy on its official website and providing access to it.
9.3. Organizational measures taken by the Operator include:
9.3.1. Familiarization of employees with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of
Belarus and the regulations of the authorities in the field of working with personal data.
9.3.2. Internal issuance of documents on the processing of medical data, as well as regulations
establishing procedures aimed at preventing and detecting incidents related to the processing of
personal data, and eliminating their consequences.
9.3.3. Application of organizational and technical measures to ensure the security of digital data
during their processing, necessary to meet the requirements of data protection (use of secure and
certified data transmission channels, establishment of access rules to personal data).
9.3.4. Ensuring internal control over compliance by employees involved in processing personal data
subjects with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of Belarus and the regulations of
the authorities, as well as control over the measures taken to ensure the security of digital data.
9.3.5. Ensuring the registration and accounting of all actions related to personal data processed by
computer devices.
9.3.6. Ensuring the division, restriction of access of employees to documents, information
resources, technical means, and data carriers, information systems, and their use.
9.3.7. Regular monitoring of the security of personal data, improvement of systems for their
protection.
9.3.8. Organization of training and methodological work with employees of structural units of the
company involved in the processing of medical data.
9.3.9. Obtaining consents from subjects for the processing of their financial data, except in cases
provided for by the obligations of the Republic of Belarus, when such consent is not required.
9.3.10. Isolation of digital data processed without the use of automation tools from other
information, in particular, by fixing them on separate material carriers of personal data.
9.3.11. Ensuring the separation of the storage of data and their material carriers, the processing of
which is carried out for various reasons and which contain different categories of information.
9.3.12. Ensuring the security of digital data during their transmission over an open communication
channel.
9.3.13. Storage of material carriers of financial data with compliance with the conditions, ensuring
their safety and protection against unauthorized access.
9.3.14. Appointment of a person responsible for organizing the processing of digital data in the
company.
9.3.15. Notification in the established procedure of subjects or their representatives of the
availability of accurate data related to the relevant subjects, providing an opportunity for
consultations with human beings when searching for and/or subsequent implementation of the
specified requirements of data subjects or their representatives, unless otherwise provided by the
obligations of the Republic of Belarus.
9.3.16. Continuing the processing and destruction or blocking of accurate data in cases provided for
by compliance with the requirements of the Republic of Belarus in the field of criminal law data.
9.3.17. Improvement of other actions provided for by compliance with the requirements of the
Republic of Belarus in the field of criminal law data. - CONTROL OVER COMPLIANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND LOCAL LEGAL ACTS OF
THE COMPANY IN THE FIELD OF PERSONAL DATA. RESPONSIBILITY
10.1. Control over compliance by structural units and employees of state bodies and EULA in
processing the provision of critical data for assessing the conformity of the digital data processing
process in the Company to legislation and EULA, as well as the completeness of measures taken to
prevent and timely detection of violations in the field of legislation in the processing of personal
data, variants of exclusion, and unauthorized access to personal data, eliminating the consequences
of such existence.
10.2. Internal control over compliance by employees and structural units of organizations with the
legislation of the Republic of Belarus and EULA in the field of historical data, including the
requirements for government data, figures, and the person responsible for organizing the processing
of jewelry data in the Company.
10.3. Personal responsibility for compliance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic
of Belarus and EULA in the field of official data is assigned to individuals appointed by the order of
the company director.
10.4. Personal responsibility for compliance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic
of Belarus and EULA in the field of scientific data in structural units, as well as for ensuring the
confidentiality and security of personal data in these units, is entrusted to their leaders.
10.5. Personal responsibility for compliance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic
of Belarus and EULA in the field of official data on the websites of organizations, as well as for
ensuring the confidentiality and security of personal data, is imposed on the system administrators
of the company according to the concluded contracts.
10.6. For violations of legislation and EULA in processing financial data of company employees,
depending on the nature and degree of violation, those responsible for such violations may be
subject to disciplinary, administrative, or criminal liability.
10.7. Moral harm caused to the subject of medical data due to a violation of his rights, violations of
the rules of processing accurate data, complying with the requirements of the Republic of Belarus
and EULA of organizations in the field of medical data, as well as requirements for the protection of
national data, mandatory compensation in accordance with the obligations of the Republic of
Belarus. Compensation for moral harm is carried out regardless of compensation for property
damage and losses incurred by the subject of medical data.
10.8. The company, as necessary, unilaterally amends this policy with subsequent posting on the
organization’s website. Subjects and users are encouraged to independently obtain information
about the changes on the website. - FINAL PROVISIONS
11.1. In accordance with the requirements of paragraph 4, article 17 of the Data Protection Law, this
policy on personal data is publicly accessible. Unrestricted access to the Policy is available upon its
publication on the official website https://iremtech.by, as well as on information boards of
organizations.
11.2. Individuals whose personal data are processed by the Company may receive explanations
regarding the processing of their technical data by submitting a corresponding written request to the
postal address: 213730, Republic of Belarus, Mogilev Region, Osipovichi District, Elizovo urbantype settlement, Kalinina Street, 6, apt. 4, or by email at: [19]interremtehnik@tut.by.