4.1.1. "Biometric data" means non-overlapping physiological data related to the human body such as fingerprints, iris, face, voice, and gait which can be identified with equipment, technical tool, and software. 4.1.2. "Genetic data" means unique information indicating a person's physiological, health and hereditary characteristics determined by the analysis of a biological sample. 4.1.3."Immediately" means the shortest possible duration. 4.1.4."Correspondence data" refers to the information exchanged using letters, parcels, emails, communications, and information technology. 4.1.5."Data subject" refers to a person identified by the information provided in Sub-paragraph 4.1.11 of this Law or legal representative of a citizen provided in Articles 17, 18 and 19 of the Civil Code, or of a citizen stated in the Article 16 of such code, unless otherwise provided by law. 4.1.6."Data use" refers to Sub-paragraph 4.1.4 of the Law on Transparency of Public Information. 4.1.7."Data processing" refers to Sub-paragraph 4.1.5 of the Law on Transparency of Public Information. 4.1.8."Data controller" refers to a person, legal entity or non-legal entity which collects, processes, and uses data in accordance with the law or with the consent of the data subject. 4.1.9. "Data collection" refers to Sub-paragraph 4.1.6 of the Law on Transparency of Public Information. 4.1.10. "Property information" means information on the property owned, possessed, and used by the data subject. 4.1.11. "Personal data" means sensitive personal data and other information which can directly or indirectly identify or potentially identify a person, including parents' name, first name, date of birth, place of birth, place of residence, address, location, citizen's registration number, property, education, membership, and electronic identifiers. 4.1.12. "Sensitive information" means information in regards with a person's race, ethnic origin, religion, beliefs, health, correspondence, genetic and biometric data, digital signature private key, criminal records, sexual and gender orientation, expression, and sexual relations. 4.1.13."Deidentification" refers to the prevention of linking information or data to a person. 4.1.14. "Electronic identifier" means login name to access any information system, email address, social media account, wired and wireless technology addresses, and information on other types of equipment and information system. 4.1.15. "Data concerning health" means information related to the physical or mental health and provision of healthcare services. Article 5. Principles for Data Collection, Processing, and Use 5.1. Data collection, processing and use shall comply with following principles: 5.1.1. Refrain from violating human rights and freedom. 5.1.2. Respect human rights and legitimate interests. 5.1.3. Refrain from discrimination.