CHAPTER III INDIVIDUALS’ RIGHTS WITH REGARD TO THE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION Section 10: Any individual has the right to oppose, for legitimate reasons, to the processing of its personally identifiable information. Section 11: Any individual has the right to oppose, without any duty, to the usage of its personally identifiable information for canvassing, inclusively commercial, charitable or political goals, without a legal justification. Section 12: The subject individual of Personally Identifiable Information processing needs to be informed by the responsible of the processing or its representative: a. Of the identities of either the responsible of the processing or its representative. b. Of the objective/goal that the processing aims at. c. Of the clear definition of the mandatory and optional information that are asked and the answers provided/ given; d. Of the recipients or categories/sorts of recipients of the information; e. Of the mode of application of his opposition, accessibility and amendment rigths. Section 13: Any individual who declines his identity has the right to interrogate the offices or entities encharged of the implementation of the digital processings; which list is accessible to the public in order to know if the