also has the right to ask what personal data the organization provided to third parties by contacting the organization once a year with such a request, that is , the law has granted many rights to every citizen who today has the right to request a person’s personal data, his personal data, yes, under this law, and what are the responsibilities for those who disclose personal information without the right to do so? suggests that you can work with personal information on two grounds: either it must be legal basis, that is, the right is provided for by a legislative act or another normative legal act adopted in its development, or the consent of a person, therefore , those bodies, organizations have the right to request information in cases where the rules of law provide for this, for example, for the purposes...

related to organization of law enforcement activities, it is possible to process personal data for the purposes of employment, there is a corresponding act that speaks of the need to select, in some cases , the characteristics of an employee for admission to work, that is, the basic basis is consent, but there are a lot of situations when it is not required, because this is provided for by legal norms, this is actually correct, because if... magnitudes, criminal, up to 5 years in prison, and also every person has the right, in the event of a violation of his privacy, to demand compensation for moral damage. and for

employees, violation of the law and rules for working with personal data entails dismissal; the corresponding grounds are provided for by the labor code. here you go it’s obvious that our citizens have begun to take the protection of their personal information more seriously, what is the main reason for this in your opinion? it is no coincidence that experts now call disinformation the main global threat to humanity, and many of us are faced with situations when... there are attempts at such fraudulent actions against a person, when there is influence on a person to form his political views, when it comes to compromise person, today it is enough to collect a few photographs, select a voice sample in order to create a profile clearly enough when a loved one is having a difficult time.

to distinguish authenticity from fake, so people really began to pay more attention to personal information, a sociological survey conducted earlier suggests that 3-quarters of our citizens are aware of the value of personal information and only 3% say that this is, well , so- something that has little to do with a person and character...

by, as well as on social networks. i say goodbye to you, all the best. flyer flyer, maybe beautiful pocket calendar may already be in the hands of voters who are not indifferent to who intends to compete for the right to represent their interests in local councils of deputies, as well as in the house of representatives. campaigning in belarus is gaining momentum and, as practice shows, the week before the elections is the busiest. this time, let us remind you, everything will work in a new way, this is spelled out in the updated constitution.

february 25 is a single voting day, convenient for the voter, economical for the budget, and this company is one of the largest in our modern history, to conduct it with dignity, beautifully, is a task for everyone involved. the plan that we agreed upon all together , a single voting day is also new, we elect all the councils vertically, so there will be enough work, slowly, calmly we will carry out this work, the election campaign, question number one, with what we have reached

the finish line, who are they, candidates for deputies, actively campaigning that with early voting who are the observers, about this and not only with the guest of the project igor korpenko. every election campaign we we see stuffing, fakes, they are trying to shake up society in some way, today everything is calm, the company is proceeding as planned , in accordance with the calendar plan that we approved, as you know, now is the most active period of campaigning and the most important task here is how to convey information to the voter, and those candidates for deputies, chambers of representatives, deputies of local councils, deputies... because such appeals come to us, this is probably the most important task, how to build a campaign campaign in such a way that to convey to every voter a potential candidate and his political program, there are pickets, meetings are held, i note the activity of political parties that

post on their websites, including television appeals that were for candidates for deputies of the house of representatives, posts information about meetings with voters, the numerical size of the district times.

these elements, certain crisis phenomena in the global economy, the issue came to the fore - logistics chains , commodity distribution routes, and the struggle for these routes today it has actively developed to the point of military conflicts, of course, this causes a certain wariness, but at the same time, as the president says, if we each work in our place, we will perform our functions efficiently, again referring to the year of quality, yes, then probably... we won’t be afraid of all these ups and downs that are arising on the external contour, because a strong, stable and peaceful belarus is, first of all, a strong economy, this is, first of all, consolidation society, this is, first of all, a patriotic

government that works in the interests of the people and the belarusian state. we have to elect more than 12 deputies to local councils, plus 110 to parliament, but how many candidates? is applying for these places today and is there any kind of competition at all? 265 candidates for 110 seats are vying for the house of representatives, the average competition is 2.4 people per seat, and there are districts where not only two people, but three people each are vying for a seat in parliament, of course, that here the competition is much higher, more than 18,000 people are applying for local councils, that ’s about one and a half people per seat, but here you also need to understand, for example, for regional councils, for the minsk city council, the competition will be slightly higher than for example, for district councils, but accordingly , there are somewhere in rural-settlement councils. uncontested means candidates, but this is also understandable, because residents of this or

that micro-village, that is, some rural settlement, they usually elect deputies whom they themselves know, whom they themselves nominated, who live there directly, and as a rule they support such candidates for deputies in elections without any alternative, so we have a competition, i must say that the activity that political parties have shown. we also noticed today, well, let’s say, if we talk about parliamentary elections to deputies of the house of representatives, then more than 76% of candidates for deputies are party people, for local councils, there is a little less, there you can say, a little more than 1/3 of the candidates - these are party people, that is, this is also understandable, because that political parties that set as their goal to come to power, they of course strive to get into...

a person who will represent the interests of the people and then become this connecting link between the people of power, it should be noted that the youngest candidate is 23 years old, has we are older people, so-called pensioners, the oldest is 66 years old, well , in general, this is also a good age, quite wise, active, yes, endowed with certain life and professional experience, and what areas are represented, well enough the spheres of... healthcare, education, culture, social protection, industry

, agriculture, physical culture are well represented, that is, it must be said that the deputies represent practically, well, the entire cross-section of belarusian society, including many of them are members of political parties , public associations, represent certain labor collectives, which in general is also understandable, because all three of these entities are political parties, labor collectives. we have fewer constituencies, especially for village councils, if

village councils used to be formed of at least eleven districts, the lower figure, but now there are five districts, that is , five deputies can be elected, the smallest number in village councils, due to this there was a certain saving, savings also from the fact that we combined two companies, in fact, the cost savings were almost double if we carried out each company separately. this is also important from the point of view of directing these funds to some social programs the most important needs, including for the purposes that our voters tell us when going to the polls. for 4 years we had the powers of the parliament, for 5 years we had the powers of the president, now we have unified powers of both the president and deputies at all levels for 5 years, which means that if earlier we held three elections in four 5 years, now in 5 years we will hold only two elections, that is... it will not be in this state of a permanent electoral process, yes, there will be an opportunity to implement those

plans, programs, those strategic directions for the development of the state, in conditions of peaceful creation, and not a clash of some political opinions, which in general characterizes any political campaign, such as elections. can we see how everything works in the commissions? please, i’m ready to travel with you and take a look. hello, hello, these are ready. while the entire front is being closed by district commissions, what is their mission? the commission has now decided on candidates for deputies; this

district commission performs the functions not only for the election of a deputy. to the house of representatives , one deputy will be elected here, the house of representatives, and at the same time three representatives will be elected to the minsk city council of deputies, that is, a rather serious burden, they now had to prepare documents related to presenting these candidates to the population, that is, we see it on the tables, yes we see it on the tables, along with the invitation cards, for the elections they will send this information about the candidates for deputy, except... it’s them developed and approved posters, monitor how the campaign campaign is going on, regulate issues of meetings with voters in those places that are designated for these purposes, they regulate issues of distribution of places, holding public events, which were also determined by the relevant executive committee. are they all law-abiding or are there candidates who, say, dropped out of the race due to

some violations? well, we don’t have such information today, well, there may probably be some nuances, but in my opinion. the campaign is underway this plan is smooth, everyone adheres to the requirements that exist. we see examples from abroad, where elections are more of a show, scandals, intrigues, investigations, even here it’s not boring. if someone is bored that for these purposes there is a circus, there is a theater, there are concert venues, elections are a serious socio-political event, all these shows, various kinds of clashes, in my opinion, they are aimed at one thing, to chatter the voter , disorganize information. so to speak, maybe to veil it, for in order, in general, to bring to power those candidates who exist. in general, by and large, i want to say that this is a multi-party system, which many people like to trumpet and talk about. today, in fact, we observe in advanced democracies two or three parties that hang out power among themselves, in fact, and sometimes the arrival of one or another candidate does not in any way affect

changes in that course, for example, socio-political, foreign policy, domestic policy in this one. country, what are our innovations companies who have the right to vote , will those who are abroad now be able to vote? we have the right to vote in elections of deputy of all levels, citizens who have reached the age of 18 years, with the exception of citizens declared incompetent by the court and citizens who are in prison by court verdict, all other categories of citizens of the republic of belarus have the right to vote in elections deputies of both parliament and local councils of deputies, in addition, in voting citizens of the russian federation, permanent residents of the republic of belarus, who have a residence permit can take part in the elections of deputies, local councils, deputies, and this norm, in general, is also preserved in our electoral legislation, well, there are certain age restrictions for candidates for deputies for example, candidates for deputies to the house

of representatives must be 21 years old, but for deputies of local councils. eighteen years of age is enough to try yourself as a candidate for deputy to try to be elected to the local council of deputies. an innovation in our electoral legislation, electoral legislation, but this is not an innovation from the point of view of international standards and international practice. there are a number of states that also have such norms in their electoral legislation. we do not open polling stations abroad. citizens who live abroad, are registered with the consulate, can come to the country, and we for...

immediately, within the framework of this company, i was included in the list of those not allowed to enter has introduced a number of restrictions, so i don’t miss them; in general, we are holding elections for ourselves, and not for some ticks of international organizations.

at the same time, we really understand the political course pursued by the governments of these countries and those citizens who, in general, think in a completely

different way, intend to build normal, equal political relations with our country, i think poland will be represented, i think , hungary will be represented, i think some other countries will be represented the european union, germany and so on, but now this process is underway, we have accredited about 200.

the center, it will open on february 24, after that we will indeed open an information conference, there will be a large press conference of the chairman of the central election commission for international media observers, we will go out during the day communication with the regions and we will provide up-to-date information during... voting day on february 25, well , traditionally we will go out at a certain time and report what information is coming from the territory on participation in voting, somewhere

late at night from february 25 to 26, we will announce the preliminary voting results, well , we will hold a preliminary large press conference at 2:00 pm on february 26, do you know the candidates who?

house of representatives for the election of deputies of the minsk city council of deputies. early voting will begin on february 20 and will last until february 24, inclusive. during this period, the sites will be open from 12 to 19 hours. this, by the way, is an innovation in the electoral code. there will be no lunch break, the sites will be open exclusively from 12 to 19 hours nonstop. give some explanations as to why the citizen came to vote early.

ballot in the ballot box, in general, the whole procedure in this regard, nothing much has changed, traditionally we vote this way, after a single voting day we still have to form the composition of the all-belarus people's assembly, then the presidential elections, how are the preparations going? i’ll tell you more, after a single voting day we still have to nominate candidates and elect members of the council of the republic of the national assembly of the republic belarus, well, here citizens do not vote directly, these are elections. regional representation, that is, they will be elected by meetings of councils of the basic level, each region will elect eight such members of the council of the republic and the city of minsk, and another eight members of the council of the republic have the right to appoint the president of the republic of belarus by decree. thus, having elected deputies of the house of representatives on a single voting day, and on april 4, elected members of the council of the republic, the national assembly of the republic of belarus, we will form both houses of parliament and after

the first sessions of these chambers, the parliament will begin to work in a new composition. yes, indeed, during the same period we will have to elect delegates to the all-belarusian people's assembly from the deputy corps of local councils, while we must take into account that all 60 deputies of the minsk city council elected on a single voting day will automatically be delegates of the belarusian people's assembly, and the remaining 290 seats will... be distributed in proportion to the number of voters between regions, and the regions will elect their representatives from deputies of local councils, they will be represented both at the level of village councils, settlements, districts, regional and so on, and about 400 delegates of the all-belarus people's assembly we will have to elect from civil society structures, in accordance with the law on the basis of civil society, there are five such structures, respectively, 400 places will be distributed

between. this means the vertical of power of the chairmen of the district and city executive committees, that is, all those who, in general, in accordance with the law, are endowed authority to be a delegate of the all-belarusian people's assembly, the total maximum number of delegates of the all-belarusian people's assembly is 1,200 people, and you correctly noted that after a single voting day, the law gives us literally 60 days to carry out all these procedures and no later than april 25 of this year to open

the first all-belarus meeting. peace, tranquility and order on our land, so that our people can work calmly, create families, raise children with confidence and look into the future with confidence.