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A feminine noun is almost always used with feminine articles and adjectives (e.g. la mujer bonita, la luna llena).
Necesitamos donaciones de alimentos y ropa para ayudar a las víctimas del desastre. We need donations of food and clothing to help victims of the disaster.
Necesito comprar ropa nueva para el viaje. I need to buy new clothes for our trip.
A noun is a word referring to a person, animal, place, thing, feeling or idea (e.g. man, dog, house).
nadar y guardar la ropa to cover one's back
ropa para el hogar linen and curtains
ropa usada second-hand o old clothes
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¡quítate esa ropa tan sucia! take those dirty clothes off!; siempre lleva ropa pasada de moda he always wears old-fashioned clothes; voy a cambiarme de ropa I'm going to change (my clothes); tender la ropa to hang out the washing
guardar la ropa to speak cautiously
nadar y guardar la ropa to cover one's back
no tocar la ropa a algn not to touch a hair of sb's head; keep one's hands off sb
la ropa sucia se lava en casa don't wash your dirty linen in public
ropa íntima (Latinoamérica) underwear
ropa vieja especialmente (México) (Culin) meat stew
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Record of Processing Activities (RoPA)

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An organization’s record of processing activities (RoPA) refers to a requirement laid out in Article 30 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which states, in part, that a controller must “maintain a record of processing activities under its responsibility,” including “all categories of processing activities.” A valid RoPA will be the product of efficient record keeping procedures and accountability within an organization, and the continued review and maintenance of these procedures will promote compliance with GDPR standards.
In order for a RoPA to satisfy all requirements in Article 30, an organization should first have, for its own purposes, a reliable and accurate picture of all the data it controls and/or processes, as established through regular data mapping exercises. A comprehensive record of processing activities will ultimately be comprised of everything accounted for by these exercises. A valid RoPA will contain the name and contact of the organization, as well as all parties involved in the handling of data, and their corresponding relationships (controllers or processors). It should provide reasons and methods for processing all personal data, as well as transactional history.
Individuals, personal data , and third-party recipients of personal data will be appropriately and descriptively categorized in the record. It will include a history of data transfers and all relevant safeguards, as well as a description of all security measures in place across the organization, and how/where they are applied. In the most general sense, in the language of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), an organization should “have an internal record of all processing activities carried out by any processors on behalf of [the] organization,” and be sure that all information is “formal, documented, comprehensive, and accurate.”
In addition to the above, the ICO recommends that a valid RoPA should provide access to supplementary materials wherever applicable. These might include records of consent, descriptions and copies of relevant contracts, privacy notices, histories of data breaches, and any other information relating to personal data that might provide an additional measure of depth and transparency to the RoPA. The lawful basis for all processing activities should also be accounted for here in detail, as well as all information relating to special category or criminal defense data.
Because so much of the information contained in a RoPA will be useful in other areas of compliance, keeping this record up to date is a particularly important aspect of meeting GDPR standards across the board. This is most easily accomplished by accurate and responsible record keeping initiatives, reviewed and corrected wherever necessary on a regular basis. In addition to practicing effective and continuous data mapping, organizations can assist themselves by maintaining familiarity with Article 30 and consulting legal resources where areas of confusion might arise.
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Consolidate your data and prioritize your relationship with customers
Turn data subjects request into an automated workflow with a clear insight into data every step of the way
Clear 360 overview of all data and information regarding the individual data subject
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Harbor cooperation between DPO, Legal Services, IT and Marketing
Guide your partners trough vendor management process workflow
Discover personal data across multiple systems in the cloud or on-premise
Establish a business and operational control over complete personal Data Flow within your organization
Introducing end-to end automation of personal data removal
Identifying the risk from the point of view of Data Subject
Consolidate your data and prioritize your relationship with customers
Turn data subjects request into an automated workflow with a clear insight into data every step of the way
Clear 360 overview of all data and information regarding the individual data subject
Privacy portal allows customers to communicate their requests and preferences at any time
Harbor cooperation between DPO, Legal Services, IT and Marketing
Guide your partners trough vendor management process workflow
Discover personal data across multiple systems in the cloud or on-premise
Establish a business and operational control over complete personal Data Flow within your organization
Introducing end-to end automation of personal data removal
Identifying the risk from the point of view of Data Subject
Here you can find the official content of the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ( General Data Protection Regulation ) in the current version. All Articles of the GDPR are linked with suitable recitals .
Here you can find the official content of the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ( General Data Protection Regulation ) in the current version. All Articles of the GDPR are linked with suitable recitals .
Here you can find the official content of the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ( General Data Protection Regulation ) in the current version. All Articles of the GDPR are linked with suitable recitals .
Author: Marija Bošković Batarelo, Parser compliance
Among the obligations set out by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), there is one on maintaining records of processing activities (ROPA) .
It is an internal record that contains the information of all personal data processing activities carried out by the company or organization.
In Article 30, GDPR lays out provisions regarding the obligation of maintaining records, their content, their form, their obligation on making records available to the data protection authority, and the exceptions to the obligation of maintaining a record.
It is intended as an accountability measure for companies and a first step down the road of compliance to data protection laws.
As we will explain later, maintaining records of processing activities should not be taken merely as a burdensome obligation but should also be used as a helpful tool to ensure compliance.
The first question a data controller or processor should ask themselves is whether this obligation applies to them. The short answer is YES , it most likely does .
Although this obligation applies only to enterprises or organizations employing more than 250 persons , there are some notable exceptions to this rule.
The record maintaining obligation shall also apply to every enterprise or organization employing fewer than 250 persons if:
After a closer examination, we can determine that the second criteria are applicable to most (if not all) enterprises and organizations since they fall under some national obligation that makes some type of processing of personal data mandatory.
The most obvious example of this would be the obligation of processing of personal data of employees for the purposes of paying out their salaries. The nature of this obligation makes this activity periodic and regular, in contrast to occasional.
Records of processing activities should be a comprehensive list of all the processing activities that data controllers and data processors perform and particularities relative to them.
The following information is laid down by Article 30(1) as mandatory content for every record of processing activity kept by a data controller:
Pursuant to Article 30(2) data processors are obligated to record the following information on their records of processing activities:
This certainly does not preclude controllers and processors from including some other information in their records. However, the record of processing activities should not be smothered with too much information, especially the unnecessary ones.
They should be neat, simple, and intelligible. There are two main reasons for this:
The first one is regarding the obligation of the controllers and processors , set out by the GDPR in Article 30(4), to make the record available to the supervisory authority on request.
It is in the controller’s/processor’s best interest to make it easier for supervisory authority to do all the intended inspections. Since the record of processing activities is most likely to be the starting point of any supervision , that process will be that much faster and less painful if the records are being kept in a neat, almost minimalistic form.
The second reason is to help the controller/processor be in control over their processing activities and the GDPR compliance.
Record of processing activities should be the basis of GDPR compliance of a company and therefore, should be kept in such a way that makes it easy for the controller/processor to oversee all its processing activities and to add, alter, or remove information as circumstances change.
However, it does not mean that adding additional information other than the required is wrong.
If adding more information makes it easier to overview all the processing activities and to maintain a high compliance level, then it is highly recommended to do so.
Keeping records of processing activities regularly updated is of very high importance.
Failing to keep records simple and neat, and to update them regularly would soon lead to a situation that requires a lot of time and energy to put things back in order.
Messy records could make it harder to maintain a satisfactory level of compliance, which may eventually lead to high penalties .
Therefore, recor ds of processing activities can help keep enterprises and organizations in control of the legality of their processing activities, their level of security, and their obligations regarding personal data protection.
As for the form of the records, the GDPR demands it to be written , which includes an electronic form. For this purpose, the Microsoft Excel sheets are the most popular tool.
Some national supervisory authorities have issued their own version of the record of processing activities template . Here are two examples from French (CNIL) and British (ICO) supervisory authorities:
Records must be kept by controllers/processors themselves so that they can have an overview of their processing activities.
Controllers/processors should designate one person within their structure to personally be in charge of maintaining the records.
If the controller/processor has a designated data protection officer, usually the data protection officer will be in charge of maintaining records.
New privacy management solutions, such as Data Privacy Manager , are useful tools to monitor compliance and to notify designated persons on each change.
It is wise to set an obligation for the heads of each department within the company to notify the person designated to maintain the records on each change made to their processing activities (new contracts signed, new data processors, new purposes, new data subject categories, etc.) so that the records could be kept as up to date as possible.
Having records of processing activities should be a primary concern when it comes to GDPR compliance.
Not only are they required by the law, but they are also a very useful tool for monitoring compliance.
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