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Currently upon the contracts Institution guarantees that the appropriate consents to personal data processing have been received from personal data subjects. Therefore Institution is responsible for the full compliance with Russian legislation. This relational schema (division of responsibilities) is commonly used by legal entities and governmental authorities allow this schema. If AO Bayer receives consents directly from personal data subject, AO Bayer shall be liable for data processing. Especially if Subinvestigator resigns from his job at the Institution and we do not have this information in time and AO Bayer proceeds to process his personal data, AO Bayer is liable for processing personal data after expiry of term of consent (term of
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