Privacy Policy

Below is an overview of answers to key questions about the processing of your personal data by Fluvius. If you have any questions about our Privacy Policy, you are welcome to contact us for additional information using these contact methods.

Fluvius System Operator cv tacts as an operating company for the following utility companies active in the distribution of electricity, gas and sewerage: Fluvius Antwerpen, Fluvius Limburg, Fluvius West, Riobra, Fluvius Kempen, Fluvius Imewo, Fluvius Midden-Vlaanderen, Fluvius Zenne-Dijle and Fluvius Halle-Vilvoorde. Fluvius has its registered office at Brusselsesteenweg 199, 9090 Merelbeke-Melle, Belgium and is registered with the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under number 0477.445.084.

Please refer to our website for a description of the company's tasks and scope of work.

Fluvius acts as a data controller within the meaning of the privacy legislation, and it is in this capacity that we want to inform you about the processing of personal data via this Privacy Policy.

This Privacy Policy is therefore valid for the personal data that Fluvius processes as the data controller. It applies to the processing of the personal data of distribution grid users in relation to our tasks and public service obligations, of users of our services and of other persons in relation to our day-to-day business (e.g. persons applying for a job at Fluvius or interested in career opportunities, persons who are not grid users of Fluvius but are participating in a survey, former employees, for the execution of agreements with contractors, suppliers). Fluvius has appointed a data protection officer (DPO). This person can be contacted using the contact options. 

You can find practical information in this Privacy Policy about the following topics:

• What personal data are processed by Fluvius
• What will Fluvius do with these personal data??
• Processing of personal data in the context of smart meters
• What personal data do we share with third parties?
• What methods are used to protect the privacy of your personal data?
• How long do we keep your personal data for?
• What rights do you have with regard to the processing of your personal data?
• How can you exercise your rights?
• How do we ensure compliance with our Privacy Policy and cooperation with the Belgian Data Protection Authority (GBA)?
• How are changes to the current Privacy Policy implemented?

Fluvius processes personal data it collects directly from any written or verbal contact, personal data we receive from third parties and data recorded in our systems.

For example, Fluvius receives personal data from the Land Register, energy suppliers, drinking water companies and other parties either within the scope of our statutory obligations or within the scope of the statutory obligations of these parties or in execution of an agreement between these parties and you as a natural person.

Personal data are any data that identify you or make you identifiable as a natural person. An identifiable natural person is a person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, on the basis of the processed personal data.

Fluvius processes different categories of data according to the purpose of processing:
 

• Identification data such as your first and last name, address, phone number, email address, electronic identification data such as your private and public IP address, cookies, MAC address of your mobile device;
• Personal characteristics such as your date and place of birth, marital status, gender;
• Financial data such as your bank account number, data relating to debts and expenses or relating to your solvency;
• Data regarding the composition of your family such as the number of dependent children;
• Your national register number for which Fluvius has been granted authorisation by the National Register Sectoral Committee;
• Data relating to your profession such as your curriculum vitae;
• Housing characteristics such as type of property, owned or rented, land registry data;
• Lifestyle habits such as your preferred communication medium, the fact that you drive an electric car; data related to complaints, incidents and accidents; whether you have insurance and the policy numbers;
• Video and camera footage we collect in our client offices;
• Any company data such as the enterprise number insofar as this data can identify a natural person, such as the VAT number of a self-employed person;
• Electronic identification data and specific data related to a co-browsing session: your IP address, visitor ID (a random number assigned to you as a visitor at the start of a sub-session), the most recently visited Fluvius webpage and the time you visited it, HTML content of the page (from the start of the sub-session to the end, metadata of the session, information about the device you use (such as the type of device and browser, time and duration of the session);
• Identification data, contact details and financial information through the Prepaid app: Unique code linked to you as a customer and your postal code, your address (blurred) and the current balance for electricity and natural gas on your prepaid account.

We also keep data specific to a particular sector:

• in the context of energy distribution: the meter number and EAN code, technical data of your connection such as its capacity, etc.
• in the context of data management: technical, relational and metering data related to the access points on the distribution network;
• in the context of our sewerage activities: water meter number, technical data of your connection.
   

Fluvius processes personal data because it is necessary for the fulfilment of its statutory obligations, for the performance of tasks in the public interest, for the performance of an agreement or with your consent.

Specifically, we process personal data for the following purposes:

1. To perform our statutory obligations and duties of public interest based on the Flanders  Energiedecreet and - besluit, Wet elektriciteit (29 april 1999), Wet aardgas (12 april 1965), the Koninklijk besluit (28 juni 2009 (available in Dutch only). In summary, these concern:
   • activities related to the management of the distribution grid including the operation, maintenance, expansion, repair, improvement, updating of the distribution grid; the repair of interruptions and malfunctions on the grid; the connection, sealing, disconnection, reconnection or reinforcement of installations on the grid; the provision of access to the grid; the installation, activation, provision, maintenance of meters;
   • the management of the distribution grid also includes the provision, installation, (de)activation, maintenance, repair and active management of smart, electronic and analogue meters and counters;
   • activities related to the construction and operation of heat and cold grids;
   • providing metering data to other energy market parties such as suppliers, intermediaries, VREG (Flanders independent energy authority), customers, producers, transmission grid operators, ESCOs, aggregators, the service providers and participants of flexibility, the participants of energy sharing and person-to-person sales, energy communities of citizens or renewable energy communities;
   • actively detecting and identifying energy fraud and taking measures to prevent it;
   • the payment of compensation to distribution grid users in the event of outages or late (re)connections;
   • acting as a social supplier and, in this context, the billing of energy consumption, the installation of budget meters or power limiters;
   • providing social energy measures such as prepaid or prepayment functionality (via the mobile or web app);
   • the handling of complaints and enquiries;
   • acting as a single point of contact for solar panel owners and for the payment of green power certificates;
   • the payment of contributions to encourage and promote the rational use of energy;
   • in connection with the collection of the levy at electricity usage points by access holders;
   • in the context of promoting and informing parties concerning rational energy use by, among other things, organising information sessions to which customers can voluntarily sign up.
2. To perform our statutory obligations regarding data management activities based on the Energy Decree and -Energy Desicion. In summary, these concern:
   • the reading of smart, electronic and analogue meters and counters at the access points of the distribution grid for allocation, reconciliation and billing in connection with the purchase and sale of electricity and natural gas including the activation of quarterly figures:  
     1. to allow the customer to consult a history of quarterly figures to evaluate the choice of certain services (energy sharing, dynamic pricing contracts, flexibility services, etc.)
     2. to calculate the synchronous peak in the context of charging the fee for use of the grid
     3. for grid management and operational safety
   • managing an access register;
   • management of technical, relational and metering data related to the access points on the distribution grid.
3. To perform our statutory obligations as sewerage manager based on the Decreet van 18 juli 2003 betreffende het integraal waterbeleid, gecoördineerd op 15 juni 2018 (Waterwetboek), Besluit van 8 april 2011 m.b.t. de waterdistributie, de saneringsverplichting en het algemeen waterverkoopreglement, Het Algemeen Waterverkoopreglement, de Aanvullende voorwaarden bij het Algemeen Waterverkoopreglement of the operators in whose name and on whose behalf Fluvius acts. In summary, these concern:
   • activities related to the management, maintenance, expansion, repair of the sewerage grid;
   • installing, modifying, reinforcing, relocating, commissioning and decommissioning, maintaining house connections to the sewerage grid.
4. To conduct customer satisfaction surveys related to the services provided by Fluvius pursuant to its statutory obligations and public interest duties.
5. Fluvius processes your personal data with your consent: for the payment of contributions provided by municipalities and provinces in addition to the payment of REG (rational energy use) contributions in the context of which Fluvius exchanges data with these local authorities with your consent, for the use of cookies on our website (for more info see our Cookie Policy) and to receive our newsletters.    
   With your consent, we will make metering data available to third parties to whom you have given authorisation.
6. Fluvius processes your personal data in execution of an agreement: when applying for a connection to a grid; when executing an agreement with our suppliers, contractors, etc.
7. Fluvius processes personal data as part of its day-to-day business operations related to its statutory obligations and public interest tasks: to manage our accounts, customer management, dispute management, supplier management, public relations, registration and administration of shareholders or associates, insurance management, etc.
8. Fluvius processes personal data as part of its recruitment policy. If you submit your application for a vacancy at Fluvius through the website jobs.fluvius.be, we will process your data at your request prior to the possible conclusion of an employment contract. With your consent, we will also send you newsletters about career opportunities at Fluvius and will process your data to create a candidate reserve pool.
9. Fluvius offers Free WiFi on the land of some municipalities where users can use wireless internet free of charge. The utility companies on whose land Free WiFi is offered and for which Fluvius acts qualify as operators within the meaning of the  Wet van 13 juni 2005 betreffende de elektronische communicatie and therefore have a data retention obligation.    
   Specifically, this means that Fluvius is required to retain data generated or processed within the scope of Free WiFi for one year. Fluvius is obliged to make the data available to various judicial, police and other authorities should they request them. In order to ensure the proper functioning of the Free WiFi network, Fluvius will keep aggregated and anonymised data, such as the duration of use of the Free WiFi network and the amount of data used.
10. Do you still have a question?
    You can contact Fluvius either by visiting a Customer Office, or by contacting us by phone or using the online (chat) contact form. If you wish, you can choose to share your screen with us (co-browsing). This enables us to help you even more quickly. Therefore, to make sharing your screen possible and smooth, the system stores some data. If you agree to this, a pop-up will appear with a 4-digit PIN, which you provide to us. You can end the sharing of your screen at any time using the 'stop sharing' button. However, this will not affect the actions and data processing that preceded stopping the session.
11. Fluvius processes data as part of its statutory obligations regarding the reporting of unethical conduct. By making a non-anonymous report, you give Fluvius permission to process your personal data for the purpose of handling this report. Fluvius processes the following categories of (personal) data via the 'whistleblower channel': contact details of the person making the report (if not anonymously), content of the report, data of the person involved about whom the report is made, possibly data of witness(es) and some data of a very limited number of Fluvius employees within the Complaints Committee and the Deontological Unit designated to process such reports.

As mentioned above under 4.B, Fluvius has statutory obligations regarding data management such as, among other things, the reading of energy meters. The processing of your personal data on the basis of these statutory obligations will take place in the context of the rollout of smart meters in Flanders from 1 July 2019.

Fluvius will not use the personal data it obtains in the performance of its data management duties to offer commercial services: this is a statutory prohibition.

You retain control over the personal data sent from the smart meter. Among other things, this means that you determine the third parties to whom we make this data available. With your consent, Fluvius may transfer your personal data from the smart meter to another individual or to energy market parties such as your energy supplier or an energy service provider

Fluvius also make the personal data from the smart meter available to other parties such as authorities, institutions, legal entities that have a legal basis in law or that need this information to fulfil a mission of public interest. Furthermore, Fluvius will make the personal data available to other energy market parties for the performance of their duties, such as energy suppliers, administrator of a group of energy distributors or sellers, balancing agents, shippers, the transmission grid operator or the natural gas transport company. Fluvius has a legal basis in law for this.

Whenever we transfer your personal data from the smart meter to these individuals or institutions, we will only transfer those data that are strictly necessary for them to perform their respective duties. In the context of energy sharing, the parties issuing and accepting the mandate must also consider the data exchanged as personal data, so that the data are treated in accordance with the provisions of applicable legislation, both at national and EU level, on privacy and data protection, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

You can open the S1 and P1 port of your smart meter through the mijn.fluvius.be portal. After opening the ports, you can connect equipment from a third party, such as an energy service provider, to the ports so they can access the personal data from the smart meter (technical, relational and metering data). You choose whom you give access to this information in this way.

Within a large-scale project, De Watergroep, FARYS and Pidpa (hereafter referred to as "water companies") are installing smart water meters in their customers' homes. To do this, they are working together with Fluvius, which means they only need to visit your home once. To carry out this task as efficiently and quickly as possible, all parties involved work with a joint schedule, meaning that both energy and water meters are fitted at the same time.

The smart water meter uses the communication module of the smart electricity meter to transmit meter readings. In this way, Fluvius receives the smart water meter data on behalf of the water companies once a day and transmits it to the respective water companies through the existing communication technology.

The processing of your personal data takes place within the framework of the water companies' statutory obligations. This will require full cooperation with Fluvius, including with regard to data communication from the smart water meter and the fitting of these meters.

The water companies remain responsible for processing their customers' data, just as Fluvius is for its customers. This means customers contact their usual customer services and contact points of the respective companies.

To ensure secure exchange of data, Fluvius sends the data in encrypted form.

The requisite processor agreements are in place between Fluvius and its contractors. A protocol was also concluded between the water companies and Fluvius to lay down the necessary data processing agreements.

The functionality and associated mandate to open the user port (P1) on the smart energy meter remains unchanged.

Fluvius only shares personal data in accordance with this Privacy Policy in order to guarantee the confidentiality and quality of your personal data.  Fluvius will never sell your personal data.

We share your personal data with third parties as necessary as part of our statutory obligations and public interest duties or those of the third parties receiving the data. Fluvius will always verify that these parties are entitled to receive your personal data before transferring it.

If necessary, we share your personal data with:

• government agencies such as the Flemish Energy and Climate Agency (VEKA), the Flemish Regulator for the Distribution of Electricity and Natural Gas (VREG), Agentschap Informatie Vlaanderen [Flanders information agency], the Crossroads Bank for Social Security (CBSS), with the Federal Public Service Economy (FPS Economy), local administrations, the Flemish Region, with Public Centres for Social Welfare (PCSW) and within this framework with Local Advisory Committees (LAC), with the Ombudsman's Office for Energy, the Flanders Ombudsman Service; with the Federal Public Service Finance in the context of taxation; the Social Inspection Service; judicial authorities, with police services at the local and federal level, the Flanders Housing Inspectorate, the Flanders Environment Agency, drinking water companies, Famifed, etc.
• private parties such as participants in the energy market (energy suppliers, intermediaries, the service providers of flexibility, etc.), with performers of energy scans, external partners with whom Fluvius cooperates for the organisation of information sessions – such as energy flash sessions on rational energy use, together with Bond Beter Leefmilieu, Dialoog vzw and/or Ecolife vzw –, with debt mediators as part of the procedure for Collective Debt Settlement, parties to whom you have granted authorisation to receive your metering data.

For details of the sharing of your personal data from the smart meter with third parties, please see the information under point 5 – Processing of personal data in the context of the smart meter.

Although processors do not qualify as third parties, we would like to inform you that Fluvius uses processors with whom we exchange personal data, such as contractors, ICT service providers, communication agencies and partners for conducting customer satisfaction surveys. To this end, we use processor agreements to ensure that the processors that process your personal data on our behalf always do so in compliance with privacy legislation and only for the purposes explained in point 4 above. Fluvius will verify that processors will process personal data in a secure, fair, lawful and proportionate manner.

Fluvius uses processors that process personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA). In accordance with the relevant legislation in force, Fluvius has put in place appropriate safeguards for the transmission of personal data. Indeed, Fluvius has entered into agreements with these (sub-)processors in accordance with the standard data protection provisions as stipulated by the European Commission. If you would like a copy of these agreements, please send a request to Fluvius using the contact information below.

If it is necessary for our day-to-day business operations, Fluvius will also share personal data with parties such as law firms and collection agencies, banks, or insurance companies, and always in compliance with privacy legislation.

We will always ask for your prior consent to transfer data to third parties with the exception of transfers that are necessary for the performance of statutory obligations, duties of public interest, to protect your vital interests, if you already have information in connection with the transfer or if the personal data must remain confidential within the scope of professional confidentiality.

Fluvius takes the necessary technical and organisational measures to protect your privacy.

We take various technical measures to protect the personal data we process from unauthorised access or modification, from disclosure and destruction as well as from loss and theft such as: password protection, data encryption, firewalls, antivirus, logging and monitoring of our systems, access management, keeping ICT software up to date, where required; we also anonymise personal data, etc where possible.

Fluvius takes organisational measures to protect your personal data such as appointing a data protection officer; employing staff who ensure the security of our network, infrastructure and information systems; measures to manage physical access to our offices; our employees have access only to those personal data necessary to perform their duties and are trained to perform their duties with respect for your privacy at all times; we implement privacy legislation in our business processes, procedures and work instructions.

These measures are regularly evaluated and fine-tuned by subjecting them to internal and external audits.

Fluvius ensures that your personal data are kept for no longer than necessary to fulfil the above-mentioned processing purposes.

Below are some examples of retention periods:

• metering data are retained for twenty years to serve as evidence in case of rectifications or disputes about them;
• records of data collected as part of our data retention obligation are kept for one year;
• financial data are retained for seven years due to accounting and tax obligations;
• documents related to our business such as contracts or correspondence are retained for ten years.
• data collected as part of our recruitment policy are retained for three years.
• data collected when sharing your screen (co-browsing session) will not be retained for more than 24 hours after the most recent session. After that, only the visitor ID is retained so that we can keep a history of interactions performed. Therefore, we cannot identify you in the history after we delete the other data.
   

We will handle your personal data in accordance with this Privacy Policy for as long as we keep them.

In accordance with privacy legislation, you have certain rights regarding the processing of your personal data. Below is a preliminary overview of these rights.

1. Right of information and of access

You have the right to be informed whether Fluvius processes your personal data and, if so, to obtain access to that personal data and to the following information:

• the purposes of the processing;
• the categories of personal data concerned;
• the recipients or categories of recipients (in particular, recipients in third countries);
• if possible, the retention period or, if that is not possible, the criteria for determining that period;
• the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority;
• information about the source of the data if we obtain personal data from a third party; and
• the existence of automated decision-making
   

You have the right to request one copy of your personal data in a common format free of charge. If you request additional copies, Fluvius may charge a reasonable fee to cover administrative costs.

2. Right to rectification

You have the right to ask Fluvius to complete or correct incomplete or inaccurate personal data processed by Fluvius.

3. Right to erasure (‘right to be forgotten’)

You have the right to have your personal data deleted by Fluvius in the following cases, and without unreasonable delay:

• your personal data are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed by Fluvius;
• you withdraw your previous consent to the processing and there is no other legal basis that Fluvius can invoke for the (further) processing;you object to the processing of your personal data and no other grounds exist for (further) processing by Fluvius;
• your personal data have been unlawfully processed;
• your personal data must be deleted to comply with a statutory obligation;
• your personal data was collected when you were still a minor.
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In some cases, we will not be able to grant your request for data erasure, for example, when the processing is necessary for the establishment, exercising or substantiation of a legal claim or because the processing of these personal data is necessary for the fulfilment of statutory obligations. We will inform you about this in more detail in our response to your request for erasure of data.

4. Right to restriction of processing

You have the right to restrict processing of your personal data if any of the following aspects apply:

• you dispute the accuracy of these personal data (in this case, their use will be limited for a period that will allow Fluvius to verify the accuracy of the personal data);
• the processing of your personal data is unlawful: you request the restriction of their use instead of the erasure of your data;
• Fluvius no longer needs your data for the original processing purposes, but you need it to establish, exercise or support of legal claim: instead of erasing your data, their use is restricted for the establishment, exercising or support of the legal claim;
• as long as no decision has yet been taken on exercising your right to object to the processing, you may request that the use of your personal data be restricted.
   

5. Right to portability of personal data

You have the right to request Fluvius to obtain your personal data in a structured, common and machine-readable format, and the right to transfer these data to another data controller. In doing so, you may ask us to transfer the data directly to the other data controller unless this is not technically possible.

This right only applies for personal data that you yourself have provided to Fluvius on the basis of your consent or in execution of an agreement and where the processing is carried out through automated processes. This right does not apply whenever processing takes place on the basis of a statutory obligation or for the performance of a task of public interest.

6. Right to object and automated individual decision-making

You have the right to object to the processing of your personal data if the processing is carried out for the performance of a task of public interest or in the legitimate interest of Fluvius.

Fluvius will cease the processing of your personal data, unless we can demonstrate compelling and legitimate grounds for processing that outweigh your interests, rights and freedoms OR if the processing of your personal data is related to establishing, exercising or substantiating a legal claim.

You have the right not to be subject to a decision based on processing that was made solely by automation, including profiling. This right does not apply in the following cases: whenever profiling or automated individual decision-making is permitted by a statutory provision that also provides for appropriate measures to protect your rights and freedoms; whenever it is necessary for the conclusion or performance of a contract; when it is based on your express consent.

7. Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

You have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority if you believe that the processing of your personal data infringes privacy legislation:

The supervisory authority in Belgium is the Data Protection Authority (GBA).
Its contact details are: Drukpersstraat 35, 1000 Brussel; telefoonnummer +32 (0)2 274 48 00; [email protected] ; www.gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit.be.

You can contact us for more information about the Privacy Policy or in connection with exercising your rights via the following contact details:

• via the contact form on our website;
• via e-mail: [email protected];
• by letter addressed to  Fluvius cv, FAO the Data Protection Officer (DPO), Brusselsesteenweg 199, 9090 Melle;
• by telephone on  078 35 35 34.

If you wish to exercise any of the above rights, you must provide us with proof of identity (such as a copy of the identity card) or of an obtained letter of authorisation.

We set up audits regularly to monitor our compliance with the requirements contained in this Privacy Policy and make adjustments as appropriate.

If we receive formal complaints, we will contact the person who made the complaint to discuss the follow-up actions.

We work together with the Belgian Data Protection Authority to resolve complaints regarding the transfer of personal data that we cannot resolve with the data subjects directly.

Fluvius' Privacy Policy is amended from time to time, for example due to adjustments to our remit that affect the processing of personal data.

We will publish any changes to this Privacy Policy and the most recent version on our website.

Processing to achieve the above objectives requires combinations of databases containing technical, relational and metering data. Fluvius may interlink databases in the following situations:

• for the management of the distribution grid, Fluvius links technical databases (e.g. type of meter, connection power) with relational databases (e.g. contractual capacity, EAN, address) and metering data (e.g. voltage data). To contact customers regarding planned outages or other contingencies, access register data are used that are made available by access holders
• in the context of meter management, Fluvius links technical databases (e.g. meter type) with relational databases (address) and metering data (e.g. alarms, recorded metering data or missing values).
• to provide metering data to the energy market, Fluvius combines technical data (e.g. metering registers, ToU) with relational data from the access register and metering data (e.g. billing relevant volumes).
• in the context of making informative metering data available, technical and relational data are combined to obtain the consent (mandate) of the grid user.
• in the context of making technical, relational and metering data available to government agencies in Flanders for their applications in support of their tasks;
• for the purpose of combating energy fraud, Fluvius may interlink and compare personal data from different sources. These include, on the one hand, the technical, relational and metering data available to Fluvius in the performance of its duties as well as data from:
• 1° the Flanders Energy Agency: the personal data of the persons who, pursuant to the energy performance regulations in force, are obliged to comply with certain formalities and of the persons who own a production plant and, pursuant to the green power and cogeneration certificate regulations in force, are entitled to the corresponding certificates;
• 2° access holders (energy suppliers): data on the identification of grid users;
• 3° the National Register: the national register number and, if necessary, the identification data of natural persons;
• 4° the Crossroads Bank for Social Security: the identification data of natural persons who are not registered in the National Register;
• 5° the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises: the identification data of companies.
• in the context of paying inconvenience compensation, metering data are combined with technical data on the connection and relational data entered by the grid user in a customer management system.
• as a social supplier, Fluvius collects technical, relational and metering data for the purpose of carrying out its statutory duties in this regard such as the fitting of budget meters, the creation of instalment plans and billing.
• In order to handle complaints, Fluvius will consult data from various databases. In some cases, complaints will lead to rectification of technical, relational or metering data.
• Fluvius manages a green power database that contains relational metering data, technical data on the connection and metering data entered by grid users.  These data are linked to technical databases and metering databases.
• relational data and technical data of the plant or building are processed for processing contribution applications for rational energy use. In some cases, Fluvius also needs to consult other databases to verify compliance with the conditions for granting the contribution, such as checking arrears with the National Social Security Office.
• for the collection of tax in Flanders, Fluvius processes personal data from an authentic data source such as the Crossroads Bank for Social Security and the National Register. Fluvius obtains the following data from the National Register, which it may also use in subsequent periodic links with the National Register: name, address, place of residence and the National Register number.

In accordance with applicable privacy laws, Fluvius is required to sign up to a protocol for any electronic communication of personal data to and from another public entity. A protocol is an agreement between agencies that exchange personal data, that contains agreements regarding the exchange of personal data. These agreements include provisions on the purposes, lawfulness and security of personal data. See the overview of our protocols.

You can find more information about protocols on the website of the Flanders Government.