3. Special data: a) personal data concerning racial or national origin, political opinion or party membership, religious or other philosophical belief, membership in an interest representation organisation, sex life; b) personal data concerning health, addiction, as well as criminal personal data. 4. Criminal personal data: personal data relating to the data subject or a criminal record, generated in the course of or prior to the criminal proceedings, in connection with the offence or criminal proceedings, at the bodies authorised to carry out criminal proceedings or to detect offences, as well as at penal institutions. 5. Data of public interest: information or data other then personal data registered in any mode or form concerning activities undertaken and controlled by the body or individual carrying out state or local government responsibilities, as well as other public duties defined in relevant legislation, regardless of their mode of control, independent or collective nature; therefore, with special regard to data concerning the scope of authority, competence, organisational structure, professional activity and evaluation equally encompassing its effectiveness, the type of data held and legislation regulating operation, as well as data concerning financial management and concluded contracts. 6. Data public on grounds of public interest: data other then data of public interest, the disclosure of or the access to which is provided for by the law, in the public interest. 7. Consent: any freely given specific and informed indication of the will of the data subject, by which he signifies his agreement to personal data relating to him being controlled fully or to the extent of specific operations. 8. Objection: declaration made by the data subject objecting to the control of his personal data to request the termination of data control, as well as the deletion of the data controlled. 9. Controller: natural or legal person, or organisation without legal personality which alone or jointly with others determines the purposes and means of the control of the data; makes and executes decisions concerning data control (including the means used) or contracts a data processor to execute it. 10. Data control: any operation or the totality of operations performed on the data, regardless of the procedure applied; in particular, data collecting, recording, registrating, classifying, storing, modifying, using, querying, transferring, disclosing, synchronising or connecting, blocking, deleting and destructing, as well as preventing the further use of the data, taking photos, making audio or visual recordings, as well as registrating physical characteristics suitable for personal identification (such as, fingerprints or palm prints, DNA samples, iris scans). 11. Data transfer: ensuring access to the data for a third party. 12. Disclosure: ensuring open access to the data. 13. Data deletion: making data unrecognisable in a way that it can never again be restored. 14. Tagging data: marking data with a special ID tag to differentiate such data. 15. Blocking data: marking data with a special ID tag to indefinitely or definitely restrict its further control. 16. Data destruction: complete physical destruction of the data carrier recording the data. 17. Data processing: undertaking technical tasks in connection with data control operations, regardless of the method and means used for executing the operations, as well as the place of use, provided that the technical task is performed on the data. 18. Data processor: natural or legal person or organisation without legal personality processing the data on the grounds of a contract concluded with the controller, including contracts conducted upon