Personal Data Protection and Safeguarding Draft Act June 2019 a) His tasks and missions up on the suggestion by the Supervisory Board, ratified by the commission and delivered to him; b) Scope of the work of the special supervisor has to be specifically defined and vague and expansive supervisory matters are not considered credible; c) Controllers and processors must bear the cost of regular supervisory needs of the special supervisor; d) Supervisory board is tasked to provide legal support and the necessary facilities for the special supervisor to be able to conduct his or her tasks the best; e) The special supervisor is personally responsible for the work and is not entitled to contract out all or some parts of it; f) Cessation or suspending the activities of him or her, his or her dismissal or accepting his or her resignation are only possible by the commission; g) During his or her period of assignment, the special supervisor doesn't have the right to accept supervisory tasks outside the framework outlined by the commission, whether for profit or otherwise. Section 4: Budget for regulation and supervision of personal data Article 58. The budget necessary for this law will be outlined centrally as part of the commission secretariat budget and will have an independent column in budget laws. Section 5: Responsibilities and enforcement guarantees Subsection 1: scope of responsibility for controllers and processors Article 59. Controller and processor are independently responsible for their commitments. Article 60. The processor is only exempt from responsibility if: a) His task is not in contradiction with the order or request of the controller; b) If the order or request is considered illegal, the controller has been made aware; and ARTICLE 19 – Free Word Centre, 60 Farringdon Rd, London EC1R 3GA – www.article19.org – +44 20 7324 2500 Page 53 of 58