3. When the provision of personal data that identifies an individual to a third party is to be suspended at the request of the individual, the individual has been notified in advance of the following matters or the information has been made readily available to the individual, and the matter has been notified to the Personal Information Protection Commission.
Our company's trade name, address and name of representative
Acquiring personal information for the purpose of providing it to a third party
Data items provided to third parties
Means of providing information to third parties
The request to stop providing personal information to third parties and the method of accepting such request
4. When required by law.
5. When it is necessary for the protection of a person's life, body, or property and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the individual.
6. When it is particularly necessary for the improvement of public health or the promotion of healthy child development and it is difficult to obtain the consent of the individual.
7. When cooperating with a national government agency, local government, or a person commissioned by them in carrying out duties prescribed by law, and obtaining the individual's consent is likely to hinder the performance of those duties.
8. When the third party is an academic research institution, etc., and it is necessary for the third party to handle the personal data for academic research purposes (including cases where part of the purpose of handling the personal data is academic research purposes, and excluding cases where there is a risk of unduly infringing on the rights and interests of individuals).
9. When providing personal information to a third party after completing the procedures stipulated in Article 27, Paragraph 2 of the Personal Information Protection Act (so-called opt-out).