(3) (a) (i) Without prejudice to the application of sections 16 to 19, the processing of personal data relating to sex life is authorized if it is carried out by an association with a legal personality or by an organization of public interest whose main objective, according to its articles of association, is the evaluation, guidance and treatment of persons whose sexual conduct can be qualified as an offence, and who has been recognized and subsidized for the achievement of that objective by the competent public body for such processing, (ii) the objective of which must consist of the evaluation, guidance and treatment of the persons referred to in this paragraph, and the processing of personal data, if it concerns sex life, relating only to the aforementioned persons, and (iii) the competent public body referred to in (i) must grant a specific, individualized authorization, having received the opinion of the Authority. (b) The authorization referred to in this paragraph shall specify the duration of the authorization, the conditions for supervision of the authorized association or organization by the competent public body, and the way in which the processing must be reported to the Authority. 20 Genetic data, biometri c sensitiv e data and health data Draft Data Protection Bill Version 1.0 (1) (a) The processing of genetic data, biometric data and health data is prohibited unless, the data subject has given consent in writing to the processing. (b) The consent referred to in previous paragraph (a) can be withdrawn by the data subject at any time without any motivation and free of charge; (c) The Authority may determine the cases in which the prohibition to process the data referred to in this article cannot be lifted by the data subject's consent. 27