Your rights related to decisions made by computers
You have the right not to be subject to a decision where;
- it is based on automated processing (decisions made solely by computers) and
- it has a legal or a significant effect on you
We can only carry out automated decision making when;
- it is necessary for you to enter into a contract with us
- it is allowed by law with safeguards in place to protect you, for example for fraud or tax evasion or
- it is based on your explicit (written) consent or
- where the decision does not have a legal or significant effect on you
Where we carry out automated processing we must ensure that you are able to:
- obtain human intervention if requested
- express your point of view and
- obtain an explanation of the decision and challenge it
Automated decisions must not concern a child or be based on sensitive data unless;
- you have provided your explicit (written) consent
- it is necessary as it benefits society as a whole, based on law, with measures in place to protect you.
