Identification data
Asociación Comité Ejecutivo Exposición Mundial de la Pesca, hereinafter ACEEMP, based in Calle Policarpo Sanz, 22, 3º D - 36202 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain, holder of VAT Registration Number G36711828, registered in the Registro Nacional de asociaciones del ministerio del interior (Spanish Association Register of the Department of the Interior) with number 97530 and registered in the Government Sub-delegation of Pontevedra (Spain) 2240.
Intellectual Property
The texts, images, sounds, animations, videos and other contents in this website belong to ACEEMP or to third parties that have licensed or authorised ACEEMP to use them. All the logos, brands and industrial designs that appear in this website are part of the Intellectual Property rights registered by ACEEMP, prohibiting any type of exploitation, in other words, the reproduction, distribution, public communication and transformation without express authorization of ACEEMP. The spreading, use, transmission, distribution, reproduction and modification, in whole or in part and in any medium of expression, of the contents of this website without prior and expressed consent of ACEEMP is forbidden, unless otherwise stated or if they are used for personal purposes and do not violate the rights granted to ACEEMP by the legislation in force. As a result of the continuous commitment for the improvement of the products of ACEEMP, the technical specifications, photographs and model equipments may vary without previous notice, as well as any other piece of information hereby included. The concept and design of this website belongs to ACEEMP. These general terms and conditions regulate the access and use of the website www.worldfishingexhibition.com that ACEEMP offers free to Internet users. The access to it involves the acceptance of the terms and conditions without reservations.
Data Protection Policy:
The data shall be incorporated into a personal data automated file, registered in the Spanish Data Protection agency, which is governed by the 15/99 Act of 13th of December on Data Protection.
This Law aims to guarantee and protect, the treatment of personal data, regarding public freedoms and fundamental rights of individuals especially their honour and personal, as well as, family privacy.
The Data Protection Agency is an Entity of Public Right, with legal personality and full private and public competence. It acts with total independence of the Public Administrations in the exercise of its functions.
QUALITY OF DATA:
1. Personal data can only be gathered and subjected to such treatment when appropriate. It must be relevant and not excessive in relation to the scope and explicit and legitimate purposes for which they were obtained. Among others, but not limiting to, the recruitment of all required services such as, hotel reservations, workshops including the printing of accreditations, certificates of attendance, access and presence controls either by barcode, radio frequency, biometrics or any other systems including registration reports.
2. Personal data may not be used for purposes that are incompatible for those of which it was collected. The data used for access and presence control, historical, statistical or scientific purposes shall not be considered incompatible.
3. Personal data will be deleted once no longer necessary or relevant to the purpose for which, it was collected or recorded.
DATA SECURITY:
Given the state of technology, the nature of data stored and the risks to which it is exposed, human action as well as, physical and natural environment, technical and organizational measures have been taken to guarantee the security of personal data and prevent its alteration loss or unauthorised access.
RESPONSIBILITY OF CONFIDENTIALITY:
Confidentiality regarding the data and the obligation to safeguard it will persist even after ending relations with the owner of the file or the Entity responsible of it.
DATA TRANSFER:
1. The personal data which is subject to handling may only be assigned to a third party for purposes directly related to the legitimate functions of the assignor and the assignee and only prior formal consent.
2. The agreement for the transfer of personal data to a third party shall be considered invalid, when the information given to the person in question does not clarify the intended purpose for which the data is required nor the activity of whom requires it.
3. The consent to the transfer of personal data is of revocable character.
DATA PROCESSING BY THIRD PARTIES:
1. It shall not be considered, transfer of data, the access to it by a third party when such data is necessary in order to provide the services requested.
2. The handling of data by third parties must be regulated by a written contract or other which can clearly demonstrate both its content and formalization. The contract must explicitly state that the Entity or person in charge of handling the data will treat the data in conformity with the services hired by the applicant and that such data will not be used differently from that stated nor informed of to others, not even for its conservation. The contract must also clearly indicate the period in which the data shall be destroyed or returned, including any file or document in which such data may be found.
ACCESS RIGHTS:
1. Those interested will be entitled to request and obtain free information about their personal data, the origin of such information as well as the assignments carried out or planned of it.
2. The information may be obtained by certified letter including a photocopy of the Identification card or Passport of whom requests it, sent to the organizations postal address.
RIGHT OF CORRECTION AND CANCELLATION:
1. The right of correction and cancellation of personal data is ensured within a maximum period of 10 days of reception.
2. Should the corrected or cancelled data have previously been assigned the Entity or person in charge shall be notified of the alteration and also obliged to carry out the specific changes.
3. Personal data must be kept for the relevant provisions or for the contractual relationship between the organizing Entity and the person concerned.
FILE RESPONSIBLE:
W. Oliveira
World Fishing Exhibition
Policarpo Sanz, 22 - 3º D -
36202 Vigo,
Pontevedra
Visit file
ACEEMP hereby informs the user that by accessing as a registered user, his/her access to the server and the websites belonging to the net www.worldfishingexhibition.com visited will be registered in order to determine the number of pages visited, as well as to carry out statistical studies.
Cookies
In order to offer a more dynamic service allowing a quick identification of each user, www.worldfishingexhibition.com requires the use of cookies. Cookies are blocks of data that some websites send to the hard disk of the computer when it is connected in order to identify it, storing this information in the hard disk of the user's computing system. The cookies are associated to only one anonymous user, prohibiting the access to personal data or, in general, to the data of the user's hard disk. The user can configure his/her browser in such a way that a cookie is installed in his hard drive or all or some of the cookies are rejected. If they are rejected the operating speed and quality of the services may be reduced. www.worldfishingexhibition.com uses the cookies with different purposes such as ensuring higher speed and service customization for the user, as well as the analysis of data supplied by the cookies record concerning traffic and audience rates and the net users' habits.
Links
For your convenience, this website includes links to other websites that can have their own different privacy policies. We advise you to read their corresponding clauses with regard to data protection. Under no circumstances personal data will be exchanged with other external websites. ACEEMP is not responsible for the content, neither for any other aspect related to websites belonging to or run by third parties. All links of third parties to this website must be to the main or home page.
Applicable legislation and jurisdiction
These General Terms and Conditions are subject to the Spanish legislation. The Courts of Vigo (Spain) retain Jurisdiction over ACEEMP and the user, expressly relinquishing any other jurisdiction that could affect them.