c) The processings that include health related information/data of individuals or their situation/location; d) The processings that include information/data related to the infrengements and condemnations; e) The processings related the homeland security, the defence or the public safety and the ones that deal with the prevention, researching, the verification or the tracking of penal infrengements or the execution of penal condemnations; f) The processings that aim at the interconnexion of files corresponding to different interests; g) Processings that can deny individuals the favour/benefit of a right, a performance or a contract; h) Processings that allow for transfers of personal data/information to other foreign countries when the processing warrants sufficient degre of privacy protection as well as liberties and unalienable human rights, also for contractual terms or internal rules that it is subject to. Section 44: When the Commission is seized, as provided in the Section 43 of the present law, it must adjudicate within a two (02) months allotted time starting from the date of reception of the demand for authorization, unless in the cases provided in the Section 17. The demand made with the Commission, that the latter does not adjudicate until the expiring of the allotted time provided in the preceding indented is considered favourable. Section 45: The declaration must contain: a. The identity and the address of the officer in charge of the processing of personally identifiable information/data; b. The objective(s) of the processing;