EdLaw
Czechia — Zákon č. 110/2019 Sb., o zpracování osobních údajů
The Czech GDPR adaptation act. Curated here: the child digital-consent age and the sanctions provision with its public-body waiver.
Fact text is Czech (authentic language); this README is curation.
Applicability to EdTech
- Digital-consent age is 15: a child gains capacity to consent to processing in connection with information-society services offered directly to them on turning fifteen (§ 7) — between Poland/Germany (16) and Italy (14).
- Public bodies cannot be fined: the ÚOOÚ must waive administrative punishment for controllers and processors within Art. 83(7) GDPR — i.e. public authorities and public bodies, which includes Czech public schools (§ 62 odst. 5). Vendors face the ordinary GDPR fine scale; the waiver protects the school, not the supplier.
- The offence catalogue simply mirrors GDPR duties (§ 62 odst. 1).
Contents
| Document | Covers |
|---|---|
| SOUHLAS-A-TRESTY.md | Zákon 110/2019 Sb. § 7, § 62 |
Enforcement
Úřad pro ochranu osobních údajů (ÚOOÚ, uoou.gov.cz).
Related
- EU GDPR — the directly applicable substance
- Codice privacy (14), UODO (16), BDSG (16) — sibling ages
Sources
Meta
Statute text in SOUHLAS-A-TRESTY.md is reproduced verbatim in Czech from e-Sbírka's external JSON API (current consolidation resolved at build time; the version staleUrl is recorded in the document) by tools/e-sbirka/build_cz.py. verify re-checks every source fragment verbatim and fails as soon as the API offers a newer consolidation. Anchors derive from printed numbering ({#p62-5} = § 62 odst. 5).