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Regulation (2001:682) Concerning The Processing Of Personal Data Within The Prison System

Original Language Title: Förordning (2001:682) om behandling av personuppgifter inom kriminalvården

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Introductory provisions



paragraph 1 of this regulation are given supplementary regulations if such

the processing of personal data covered by the Act (2001:617)

concerning the processing of personal data within the prison system.



Of the 34 and 39 sections shows that within the prison system shall be

a central prison registers and a security register. In

section 36 provides for the obligation of the authorities to provide

information needed for the central prison register.



Definitions



paragraph 2 of this regulation,



sensitive data: data referred to in paragraph 5 of the first

law (2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data in the

the prison system,



personal inquiry: such observations referred to in paragraph 1 of the law

(1991:2041) if the particular person investigation in criminal matters, etc., and 5

Cape. section 9 of the Ordinance (1998:642) on the enforcement of

free-care penalties,



serious criminal activities: activities that involve crimes

for which is stipulated imprisonment of two years or more.



Common provisions



Data that may be processed



section 3 in respect of the persons referred to in paragraph 1(1), 1-9

Act (2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data in the

the prison system shall, to the extent necessary for

the purpose for which the treatment is carried out, the following

personal data are processed:



1. name, social security number or other identification task,

photograph, address, telephone number, occupation and education, gender,

citizenship and language,



2. municipality where the registered is registered and

socialdistrikt,



3. name, address, telephone number, facsimile number and e-mail address

related



a) agents or representative of the data subject,



b) employer, training establishment or similar and

contact person,



c) State or local government executives that the service takes

dealing with the data subject, and



d) interpreter employed by the prison service,



4. the loved one's name, address, telephone number and relationship

to the data subject,



5. data on completed personal investigation and forensic psychiatric

examination, a medical certificate under section 7 of the Act (1991:2041) if

special personal investigation in criminal matters, etc., and investigation of

an opinion on the risk of relapsing into crime according to section 10 of

the Act (2006:45) for conversion of imprisonment for life,



6. details of court judgment or final decision relating to

jail time, probation, conditional sentence with the regulation on

community service or a fine or commutation sentence for liquidated damages,

as well as the decision in question of pre-trial detention,



7. information on the judicial settlement basis,



8. the offence for which the data subject is reasonably suspected,



9. details of application for clemency as well as the Government's decision on clemency,



10. other decisions by the Government relating to the data subject and

relevant to the enforcement of the sentence,



11. information on the application and decision under the Act (2006:45) if

conversion of imprisonment for life,



12. details of a decree, order, decision or order of the General

Administrative Court or by the authority in or out

the prison system relating to the data subject and relevant

for the execution of the penalty,



13. information relating to appeal against a court judgment or decision,

the Government's decision or decisions,



14. time of depending on the beginning, probation and

monitoring time,



15. time of release from correctional and

the remaining penalty time on parole,



16. information on enforcement of community service and

intensive supervision with electronic monitoring,



17. the decision by the authority in Sweden or any other State if

enforcement of penalties relating to the data subject,



18. information in General about the enforcement of any penalty,



19. the timing of the extinction of the prison according to chapter 35. 8

and 9 of the Penal Code or a conversion sentence for a fine or

penalties pursuant to sections 18 and 21 penalty enforcement law (1979:189),

and



20. the basis for detention in custody or correctional institution in

cases referred to in article 1, first subparagraph, of the Act on the treatment of 8

personal data within the prison system (2001:617) or reason

for transport within the correctional service.

Regulation (2006:1126).



The processing of sensitive data



section 4 of the processing of personal data pursuant to paragraph 3 of the 5 and 6 and

9-13 may, if it is strictly necessary, sensitive

data are processed. Regulation (2006:1126).



Processing of data relating to persons who are subject to

personal investigation



Data that may be processed



§ 5 in the case of persons who are the subject of personal investigation,

except as provided in paragraphs 3 and 4 the following personal data

treated:



1. a statement that the data subject is the inmate in custody or

correctional institution with indication of detention or prison,



2. data concerning judicial request for personal investigation and

information on request for help with the opinion of the other device

within the prison system,



3. information on previous convictions, offences, the registered previously

have committed, previously ådömd penalty and data concerning

enforcement of this,



4. date of personal investigation has been submitted to the Court,



5. date of hearing and court judgments,



6. indication of the penalty that the data subject has been sentenced to

or an indication that the prosecution has dismissed, and



7. information on the suspect's personal circumstances as

needed to investigate what measures can be adopted to prevent

future crime. Regulation (2005:1025).



section 6 is repealed by Regulation (2003:1097).



The processing of sensitive data



section 7 of the processing of personal data pursuant to § 5, 3 and 7,

sensitive data may be processed if the data collected before the

the establishment of personal investigation and it is strictly

necessary for the purpose of treatment. Regulation (2003:1097).



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§ 8 data referred to in paragraphs 5 to 7 shall be pruned within two years

After the goal in which the personal investigation was requested

final has been decided. If the inquiry relates to that person has

sentenced to jail, probation or a suspended sentence with

Regulation on community service, shall be the data screening

at the latest 10 years after the last sentence has completely

been enforced. Regulation (2005:10).



The processing of personal data on detainees and others.



Data that may be processed



section 9 in the case of persons who are detained may go beyond what

set out in paragraphs 3 and 4 the following personal data:



1. information on the detainees ' arrival to detention and if

assigned registration number,



2. the date and time of pre-trial detention,



3. the restrictions referred to in Chapter 24. 5 a §

the code of judicial procedure,



4. connection with other detained or arrested with

because he is suspected of involvement in the

the same offense that the detainee,



5. consent of the detainee on the review of

shipment pursuant to Chapter 3. paragraph 8 of the detention Act (2010:611),



6. details of time, place, and terms and conditions at

visit,



7. service exercise visitor's name, address, telephone number

and title,



8. name, social security number, address, telephone number, and an indication

If language and relation to the detainee and such

information referred to in Chapter 3. section 11 of the Act places on other

visitors than mentioned in 7, and if a person under arrest

allowed to have electronic communication with,



9. the assigned room and special diets, as well as information on

storage of the detainees ' belongings,



10. need for healthcare,



11. need for care or treatment related to abuse

or to the detained crime,



12. the need for training and employment data,



13. location outside the storage room where the detainees are staying

during the furlough, or by reason of illness,

investigation, hearing, hearing or the like,



14. information concerning circumstances that the prison system must

consider in parole,



15. information relating to the detainee, the Swedish pension

notice to the insurance fund and

Pensions authority in respect of deprivation of liberty,



16. information on transport,



17. data on past or past open rescue

deviation or attempt or preparation for it and

risk of open rescue or deviation,



18. information relating to the detainee previously in custody or

during the execution of a prison sentence has been

guilty of violence or threats of violence against staff in the

the prison system or against other inmates in custody or

establishment or indication of future risk of such violence

or threats,



19. information relating to the detainee previously in custody or

during the execution of prison sentences seriously disrupted

the order of custody or detention center or

future risk of such conduct,



20. information relating to the detainee previously in custody or

during the execution of a prison sentence dealt with

such funds as referred to in Chapter 4. paragraph 8 of the detention Act or 8

Cape. paragraph 8 of the Prisons Act (2010:610) or a statement of the

future risk for dealings in such funds,



21. information on other misconducts,



22. information on such verification as referred to in Chapter 4. paragraph 5 of the

Detention Act,



23. time when the detainee is notified a court judgment and

information on nöjdförklaring,



24. data on discharge,



25. data necessary for the processing of a

case law or regulation shall be reviewed by the

The prison system. Regulation (2011:148).



Journals



section 10 the prison system may, in the case of those who are detained beyond what

as specified in 3, 4 and 9 § § treat personal data in such a

the journal referred to in section 5 of the detention Decree (2010-2011) and paragraph 6 of

second paragraph Ordinance (2007:1172) with instruction for

The prison system. Such a journal may contain information about


all decisions that have been taken, significant events during their

in custody and essential information about measures taken or planned

measures relating to the detainee. It may also contain

information on the circumstances in General which is of importance in

his stay in custody. Regulation (2011:148).



repealed by section 11 of the Regulation (2003:1097).



The processing of sensitive data



section 12 of the processing of personal data pursuant to § 9 10, 11, 16,

22 and 25 and section 10, sensitive data may be processed if it is

strictly necessary for the purpose of treatment.

Regulation (2003:1097).



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section 13 details of a remand prisoner to be culled within two years after

the detainee has been freed from custody.



Scope of the



section 14 of the provisions in paragraphs 9-13 also applies in the case of such

people who are inmates in custody and referred to in article 1, first

subparagraph 8 Act (2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data

within the prison system.



The processing of personal data concerning prison sentences and others.



Data that may be processed



section 15/expires U: 2016-01-01-in the case of persons who are sentenced to prison,

except as provided in paragraphs 3 and 4 the following personal data

treated:



1. the data referred to in paragraph 5 of the 7 and 9 (1), 6-12, 15-21

and 24 and that in the case of those who are arrested and

suspected instead, refer to it as are set out in the

correctional institution,



2. connection to the other inmate who is convicted for participation

in the same offense as the condemned,



3. details of placement in seclusion and study

According to Chapter 6. Prison Act (2010:610) and on the use of

lockup and examination in accordance with Chapter 8. paragraph 10 of the same law,



4. information on the position of the Security Department,



5. a statement that the plaintiff in accordance with § 35

prison regulation (2010:2010) should be notified,



6. information on permissions and stays outside the institution

According to Chapter 9. section 1, Chapter 10. 1, 2 and 4 sections and Chapter 11. 1 §

Prisons Act,



7. information on such verification as referred to in Chapter 8. 6 §

Prisons Act,



8. decision on the convicted person shall appear before the establishment or

begin intensive supervision with electronic monitoring, decision

for stay of enforcement and permit request

by Police,



9. supervisor's name, address and telephone number,



10. indication that the sentenced imposed disqualification,

contact prohibition or refusal of access,



11. information on the decision in accordance with chapter 26. sections 18 and 19, chapter 27.

6 § 1 and 2 and 28. section 7 of the criminal code, and



12. data necessary for the processing of a

case law or regulation shall be reviewed by the

The prison system.



In the case of the executing imprisonment through

intensive supervision with electronic monitoring applied

the provisions of the first paragraph 1 with regard to the reference

the first subparagraph of paragraph 5 of the 7 and 8-12. Regulation (2014:1162).



section 15/entry into force: 01/01/2016/in the case of persons who are sentenced to prison, in addition to what is stated in paragraphs 3 and 4 the following personal data:



1. the data referred to in paragraph 5 of the 7 and 9, § 1, 6 to 12, 15 to 21 and 24 and that in the case of a person who is arrested and suspicious rather than to refer to it as are set out in the correctional institution,



2. connection to the other inmate who is convicted for involvement in the same crime as the condemned,



3. details of placement in seclusion and investigation pursuant to Chapter 6. Prison Act (2010:610) and on the use of restraints and examination in accordance with Chapter 8. paragraph 10 of the same law,



4. information on the position of the Security Department,



5. a statement that the plaintiff in accordance with § 35 prison regulation (2010:2010) should be notified,



6. information on permissions and stays outside the institution under Chapter 9. section 1, Chapter 10. 1, 2 and 4 sections and Chapter 11. Article 1 of the Prisons Act,



7. information on such verification as referred to in Chapter 8. section 6 of the Prisons Act,



8. decision on the convicted person shall appear before the establishment or begin intensive supervision with electronic monitoring, decision on stay of execution and request for permit by Police,



9. supervisor's name, address and telephone number,



10. indication that the sentenced imposed disqualification, prohibition, prohibition of contact referred to in Chapter 3. section 5 of the Act (2015:642) on the European protection order or access order, 11. details of the decision pursuant to chapter 26. sections 18 and 19, chapter 27.

6 § 1 and 2 and 28. section 7 of the criminal code, and



12. data required for the handling of a case in accordance with law or regulation shall be reviewed by the probation service.



In the case of the executing imprisonment through intensive supervision with electronic monitoring applied the provisions of the first paragraph 1 with regard to the reference to the first subparagraph of paragraph 5 of the 7 and 8-12. Regulation (2015:649).



Journals



section 16 of the prison system may, in the case of a person who is sentenced to

prison except as set forth in 3, 4 and 15 § § treat

personal data in such a journal referred to in section 5 of

prison regulation (2010:2010), section 12 of the Ordinance (1994:1060)

If intensive supervision with electronic control, Chapter 4. 6 a of the

Ordinance (1998:642) on the enforcement of free-care penalties

and the second subparagraph of paragraph 6 of the Regulation (2007:1172) with instruction

for the prison system. Such a journal may contain information about

all decisions that have been taken, significant events during the

enforcement and essential information about measures taken or

planned actions on the prisoner, it's under

supervision after conditional release and the

transported by the correctional service. The journal,

also include details of the circumstances in General which is of

importance for enforcement. Regulation (2011:148).



section 17 was repealed by Regulation (2003:1097).



The processing of sensitive data



section 18 of the processing of personal data pursuant to section 15 of the first

paragraph 1 with regard to the reference to paragraph 5 of the 7 and 9, § 10;



11 and 16, sensitive data are processed. Such data

may also be dealt with in accordance with section 15, first subparagraph, 3, 6, 7 and 12

as well as section 16.



Sensitive data referred to in the first subparagraph may only be processed

If it is strictly necessary. Regulation (2011:148).



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section 19 of Information in such a journal referred to in section 16 shall

expires later than 10 years after the last penalty

in respect of the registered brand has been executed. In other respects,

information about a person who is sentenced to prison culled last

two years after the parole has occurred or

intensive supervision with electronic monitoring has ended.



In the case of data on persons referred to in article 1, first subparagraph

8 Act (2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data in the

the prison system shall, however, be made within two years after thinning, it

that the data subject has left the institution. Regulation (2005:10).



Scope of the



section 20 provisions of §§ 15-19 also applies in the case of the



1. is imposed imprisonment as punishment for a fine or commutation

VITE,



2. on the basis of a foreign judgment shall enforce the prison sentence

in Sweden, or



3. is included in correctional in cases referred to in paragraph 1 of the

first subparagraph, 8 teams (2001:617) concerning the processing of

personal data within the prison system.



The processing of personal data on probation sentences



Data that may be processed



section 21 in respect of persons who are sentenced to probation,

except as provided in paragraphs 3 and 4 the following personal data

treated:



1. the data referred to in paragraph 7 and section 15, 10 and 11,



2. data on employment,



3. supervisor's name, address and telephone number,



4. data necessary for the handling of a case

as required by law or regulation shall be reviewed by the probation service.

Regulation (2011:148).



Journals



section 22 of the prison system may, in the case of a person who is sentenced to

probation in addition to what is stated in 3, 4 and 21 § § treat

personal data in such a journal as described in Chapter 2. section 10 and

Chapter 3. section 5 of the Ordinance (1998:642) on the enforcement of

free-care penalties and the second subparagraph of paragraph 6 of the regulation

(2007:1172) with instruction for the Swedish prison and probation service. Such

the journal must include details of all the decisions that have been taken,

important events during execution and substantial

information on measures taken or planned measures for the

the judge. It may also include information on the circumstances in

the rest, which is of importance for enforcement.

Regulation (2011:148).



The processing of sensitive data



section 23 of the processing of personal data pursuant to section 21 paragraph 1 and 22

sensitive data may be processed if it is strictly

necessary for the purpose of treatment. Regulation (2003:1097).



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section 24 Information in such a journal referred to in section 22 shall

screening no later than 10 years after the last sentence

in respect of the registered brand has been executed. In other respects,

information about a person who is sentenced to probation expires

at the latest two years after the monitoring has ended.

Regulation (2005:10).



Scope of the



section 25 the provisions of §§ 21-24 also apply in the case of a

person who, because of a foreign judgment shall be subjected to

probation or the corresponding penalty in Sweden.



The processing of personal data of persons sentenced to probation

DOM with regulation on community service



Journals



section 26 of the prison system may, in the case of a person who is sentenced to

conditional sentence with regulation on community service in addition to the


specified in §§ 3 and 4 treat personal data in such a journal

referred to in Chapter 3. section 5 of the Ordinance (1998:642) on enforcement

of free-care penalties. Such a journal may contain information

If all the decisions that have been taken, significant events during the

enforcement and essential information about measures taken or

planned measures for the condemned. It may also contain

information on the circumstances in General which is of importance for

enforcement. Regulation (2005:1025).



The processing of sensitive data



section 27 for treatment in accordance with section 26 of, sensitive data

be processed if it is strictly necessary for the purpose of

the treatment. Regulation (2003:1097).



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section 28 of the Data in such a journal referred to in section 26 shall

screening no later than 10 years after the last sentence

in respect of the registered brand has been executed. In other respects,

information about a person who is sentenced to a suspended sentence with

Regulation on community service expires at the latest two years after the

to the provision of community service has been effected.

Regulation (2005:10).



Scope of the



section 29 the provisions of §§ 26-28 will also apply in the case of a

person who, because of a foreign judgment shall be conditional

DOM with regulation on community service or equivalent remedy

in Sweden.



The processing of personal data of the person who otherwise

transported by the prison and probation service transport service



Data that may be processed



section 30 in respect of persons referred to in article 1, first paragraph 9 the law

(2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data within the prison system

, except as provided in paragraph 3, the following personal data

treated:



1. information about the date and time of transport, locations

between which transportation is to be made and transported site

means of transport,



2. Security,



3. circumstances that may be relevant to the safety of

transport,



4. data concerning circumstances in General which is of material

importance for the implementation of the transport.



Journals



section 31 in connection with the transported, probation beyond

as specified in §§ 3 and 30 treat personal data in such a

the journal referred to in the second subparagraph of paragraph 6 of the Ordinance (2007:1172)

with instruction for the Swedish prison and probation service. Such a journal may

include information on all decisions, important

incidents during transport and essential information about

implemented or planned measures relating to the data subject.

It may also include information on the circumstances in General as

relevant for the transport. Regulation (2011:148).



The processing of sensitive data



32 § when processing personal data pursuant to § 3 and § 30 31

sensitive data may be processed if it is strictly

necessary for the purpose of treatment. Regulation (2003:1097).



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33 § Information in such a journal referred to in section 31 shall

expires at the latest two years after the transport in respect of the

registered has been carried out. Otherwise, such

person referred to in section 30 of the expires no later than six months after the

that the shipment has been performed.



Central prison register



Purpose and content



section 34 for the purposes specified in section 3(1) 1 and 2

Act (2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data in the

the prison service and probation service shall keep a register (Central

prison register) of persons who



1. have been sentenced to jail, probation or a conditional sentence

with the regulation on community service,



2. the penalty imposed for a fine or penalty conversion,



3. or due to a foreign criminal judgment shall execute

such a sanction referred to in 1 and 2 in Sweden.

Regulation (2005:1025).



35 § the central prison register may contain such

information referred to in paragraph 3 of the 1, 5-7, 9-11 and 13-19, in 15 § 1 when

the case of the reference to paragraph 16, in section 15, 6 and 9 and in

21 § 2. Regulation (2011:148).



An obligation on public authorities to disclose information necessary for

registry



36 section For registration in the central prison register

should the authorities listed below provide data to

The prison service in the following cases.



Be provided by be provided



1. The police authority the final decision or relating to

jail time, probation, conditional sentence

with the regulation on community service or

a conversion sentence for a fine or penalty payment



Appeal against the judgment or final

decisions that it has submitted a statement of

previous



Decisions during the trial to further

enforcement may not take place

concerning those who have been sentenced to

probation



That the final decision or that

task has been provided on the previously

res judicata



That penalty in the final decision or

that task had been provided on the previously

changed to the other penalty than imprisonment,

probation or suspended sentence with

Regulation on community service



To imprisonment for life has been converted

to imprisonment for a fixed term under the law

(2006:45) for conversion of imprisonment at

lifetime



2. Cabinet Office Decision in nådeärenden



3. The Swedish Migration Board,

an immigration court

and

Her decision to inhibition by a General

Court orders if expulsion because

of crime be notified or be repealed,

a temporary residence permit

granted to an alien who has been expelled

due to crime or to a

expulsion order due to violations

partially or completely repeal

Regulation (2014:1162).



Disclosure, etc.



37 section Data in the central prison register shall at

request be disclosed to Government Office, a court,

The Prosecutor's Office, The Swedish National Economic Crimes Bureau, The Attorney General,

The parliamentary ombudsmen, the police, the security police,

Data protection authority or an authority may adopt

detention under the Act (1957:668) on extradition

for crime, Act (2003:1156) on surrender from Sweden

According to the European arrest warrant, the Aliens Act

(2005:716) or Act (2011:1165) for surrender from

Sweden according to a Nordic arrest warrant.



In addition, government offices, Police and

Security Police have direct access to the registry. For

The Government may, however, only such information be made

available as necessary in cases of mercy in criminal cases.

Regulation (2014:1162).



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repealed by regulation 38 (2005:10).



Security register



Purpose and content



39 section in order to maintain security and prevent crime,

within the prison service introduced a special register

(security register) of persons who are detained or such

inmates in correctional institution as referred to in article 1, first paragraph 3

and 7 Act (2001:617) concerning the processing of personal data in the

the prison system and that



1. are or have previously been placed on

Security Department,



2. during the period in custody or during execution of a

prison sentences were guilty of serious threat or

violence against correctional officers or against other inmates in

detention or correctional,



3. during the time in custody or during execution of a

prison sentence dealt with drugs that have not been designed

for their own use,



4. held or fritagits from remand or correctional

or prepared or made attempts to escape or

Open rescue, or



5. suspected of during the time in custody or under

enforcement of a custodial sentence have participated in networks

contribute to serious disorders or criminal

activity. Regulation (2011:148).



section 40 of the security register, in addition to what is stated in paragraph 39 cover

detainees or inmates if there is special reason to assume

that during the time that the arrest or execution of

the prison sentence is under way along with others may be



1. undertake serious criminal activities,



2. make themselves guilty of hate speech according to Chapter 16. section 8

the criminal code or any offences against public activities referred to

in chapter 17. 1, 2 and 10 of the same beam,



3. seriously disturb order in detention or prison,



4. participate in networks that contribute to serious

disorders or criminal activity, or



5. prepare the escape or open rescue.



If the Government, with the support of Chapter 7. section 11 of the Prison Act (2010:610)

have decided on derogations from the provisions of Chapter 7. the same

law in the case of an inmate, the registry include such

intake, unless it is clearly unnecessary.

Regulation (2011:148).



41 § Security registry may be brought to collect, process, and

analyze the information that provides the basis for action to

maintain security or prevent crime and may contain

the information needed for this purpose.



The register shall contain



1. reasons for registration, indicating in particular the

circumstances that give rise to such a presumption

referred to in section 40, and




2. information about where the information in the register is coming and, if

It is not unnecessary, an assessment of the respondent's

credibility.



Security registry, if it is strictly necessary

contain sensitive data. For searching in the security register

sensitive data may be used as a search term.



42 repealed by Regulation (2005:1025).



Direct access and disclosure of information within the prison system



43 section manager of the prison system and the people within the Agency

He appoints shall have direct access to the security registry.



Information in the security register may be disclosed to other

correctional officers on the task during the performance of

task within the prison system can be assumed to have significance for

to maintain order and security, or prevent

crime. Regulation (2005:1025).



Direct access and disclosure to another

authority



44 § national police, security police and the people

as each head appoints may have direct access to data

whether a person is registered in the security registry.

The police and the security police may disclose such

task to the Prosecutor's Office and the Swedish national economic crimes Bureau, if

the task can be assumed to have particular relevance to an ongoing

investigation in the Agency's forensic activity or

for other law enforcement measures.



Information in the security register may, after examination of the head

for the prison system or of the persons he or she

appoints, be disclosed to law enforcement or

The security police. Disclosure may only refer to data

likely to have particular relevance for



1. an ongoing study in Police or

Security police forensic activities,



2. other law enforcement action, or



3. to maintain order and security in

Correctional operations.



Information in the security register may, after examination of the head

for the prison system or of the persons he or she

appoints, even disclosed to government offices if the task can

likely to have relevance in cases



1. for mercy in criminal matters,



2. According to the Act (1991:572) on special control of aliens,

or



3. under Chapter 7. section 11 and chapter 13. section 6 of the Prisons Act

(2010:610).



Information in the security register may, after examination of the head

for the prison system or of the persons he or she

appoints, even disclosed to court if the task can

likely to have relevance in cases under the Act

(2006:45) for conversion of imprisonment for life.

Regulation (2014:1162).



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section 45 Information in the security register expires at the latest five years

After that the data subject has been released from custody or

been paroled. If parole is not done

should the data expires five years after the

registered brand has enforced imprisonment.

Regulation (2005:1025).



Obligation for the prison system to provide notification to the

some authorities etc.



Scope of the obligation under the performance review



section 46 the prison system shall give notice to the below

designated authorities in the following cases.



Task is left to be provided



1. Swedish defence

recruitment authority Admissions in or departure from

correctional institution of Swedish

citizens under

calendar year turns 18 – 47 years



Decision on the extension of

enforcement of time with a minimum of one

month for the intake of the

notification has been provided

previous



Depending on starting at

execution outside prison

in the form of intensive supervision

with electronic control and

Depending on time

end of Swedish citizens

as during the calendar year, fill

18 – 47 years



2. The social insurance office Date of detention

because of detention or

the cancellation of the arrest warrant



The time of admission or

departure from correctional

or date of enforcement

by imprisonment otherwise

initiated and adopted

time of departure from

correctional institution



Time for stub or

completed care stay or

enhanced clearance under

Prison Act (2010:610)



Time of departure from

correctional institution or from

stay outside the institution in the form

of care stay or extended

clearance under the Prisons Act

and the timing of resumption

of such enforcement after

deviation



Time for stub or

completed stay at State

the expense of such a

family home or home care

or property referred to in

the Social Service Act (2001:453)

as a result of the judgment of the

probation with special

treatment plan



3. Police Detention in or departure from

correctional institution or

transfer to another correctional facility



Depending on starting at

execution outside prison

in the form of intensive supervision

with electronic control and

Depending on time

end and stay outside

institution in the form of care stay,

stay in halfway houses or

enhanced clearance under

Prisons Act



Depending on the beginning of

Correctional when the

total time to serve

is imprisonment for at least one year



Furlough or departure from

correctional institution, about

the notification can be assumed to be

of importance to the Agency's

activities



4. The Security Police Detention in or departure from

correctional and

furlough or movement

to another institution, if

the notification can be assumed to be

of importance for the

Security police



Stay outside the institution in the form

of care stay, stay in

halfway houses or extended clearance

According to the imprisonment Act, if

the notification can be assumed to be of

importance to security police

activities



5. Pensions Authority Date of detention

because of detention or

the cancellation of the arrest warrant



The time of admission or

departure from correctional

or date of enforcement

by imprisonment otherwise

initiated and adopted

time of departure from

correctional institution



Time for stub or

completed care stay or

enhanced clearance under

Prisons Act



Time of departure from

correctional institution or from

stay outside the institution in the form

of care stay or extended

clearance under the Prisons Act

and the timing of resumption

of such enforcement after

deviation



Time for stub or


completed stay at State

the expense of such a

family home or home care

or property referred to in

the Social Service Act (2001:453)

as a result of the judgment of the

probation with special

treatment plan.



Provisions on the obligation of the prison system to the other

case report information to the police authority found in section 30 of

Regulation (1999:1134) on load records.

Regulation (2014:1162).



Disclosure of data for statistics



47 § Provisions on the obligation of the prison system to provide

data for the statistics are found in Regulation (2001:100)

If the official statistics. Regulation (2005:1025).



Disclosure of information to other State



section 48 at the transfer of enforcement of the penalty to the other

State receives such data referred to in section 3, paragraph 1, and 5-7 and

information in such records as referred to in 10, 16, 22 and 26 of the

disclosed to the authority of the other State is responsible

for enforcement.



Sensitive information may be disclosed only if it can be considered

strictly necessary.



Enforcement regulations, etc.



Duty to report inaccuracies in registers, etc.



49 § the service takes part of information from the Central

prison register or the security registry and suspect

to the content of the register is incorrect shall forthwith notify the

to the prison system. Regulation (2005:1025).



50(1) Notwithstanding anything in this regulation, if the screening

a task that is treated to be removed if a superior court by an

judgment or a final decision which has become final has

acquitted the accused or sentenced him or her into a

penalty which is not subject to the provisions of this regulation.

The same applies if a court has annulled a District Court decision

If a conversion sentence for fine or penalty, or if

The prison system according to section 18 of the penalty enforcement law

(1979:189) has decided that such a penalty shall fall

away. Regulation (2005:1025).



Regulations on the conservation of certain tasks



51 section national archives may, after consultation with the probation service, notify

regulations regarding the data to be sorted out according to

provisions of this regulation, be preserved for historical,

statistical and scientific purposes. Regulation (2005:1025).



Provisions on the obligation to provide data



52 § prison system notifies the

the extent of the obligation in paragraphs 36 and 46 as well as on

the time and the way to carry out the following consultation with interested

authority. Regulation (2014:1162).



53 repealed by Regulation (2005:1025).



Regulations about the limitations of the data



§ 54 probation may provide for limitations

of the data processed for a particular purpose.

Regulation (2005:1025).



Additional regulations



55 § probation may, after consulting the Swedish Data Inspection Board

announce the additional rules needed

enforcement of the Act (2001:617) concerning the processing of

personal data within the prison system and this regulation.

Regulation (2005:1025).



Transitional provisions



2001:682



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 October 2001.



2. The provisions of the regulation shall not apply

until 1 January 2007 in the case of such a manual treatment

of personal data commenced before or on 24 October 1998

manual processing for a particular purpose if

manual processing for this purpose commenced before the October 24

1998.



2005:660



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 October 2005.



2. The obligation referred to in the third subparagraph of paragraph 4 shall be 46

include it as at the time of entry into force is serving jail time in

correctional, if the total time to serve is

imprisonment for at least one year.



2012:569



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 16 October 2012.



2. Older provisions apply to cases initiated prior to

the entry into force.



2013:659



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on september 1, 2013.



2. Older regulations apply in respect of matters relating to

revocation of General Court orders if expulsion due to

offences and who have been received by the Government prior to the

the entry into force.