Zakon o ratifikaciji Sporazuma med Republiko Slovenijo in Kraljevino Španijo o izmenjavi in medsebojnem varovanju tajnih podatkov (BESIMVTP)

Ratificira se Sporazum med Republiko Slovenijo in Kraljevino Španijo o izmenjavi in medsebojnem varovanju tajnih podatkov, sklenjen 21. oktobra 2014 v Madridu.

Besedilo sporazuma se v izvirniku v slovenskem in angleškem jeziku glasi 1: 1Besedilo sporazuma v španskem jeziku je na vpogled v Sektorju za mednarodno pravo Ministrstva za zunanje zadeve. Republika Slovenija in Kraljevina Španija, v nadaljevanju ''pogodbenici'', sta se v želji, da bi zagotovili varovanje tajnih podatkov, izmenjanih med njima ali med javnimi in zasebnimi subjekti pod njuno jurisdikcijo, dogovorili:

Pogodbenici v skladu s svojo notranjo zakonodajo ter ob upoštevanju državnih interesov in nacionalne varnosti sprejmeta vse ustrezne ukrepe, da bi zagotovili varovanje tajnih podatkov, ki se prenesejo ali nastanejo po tem sporazumu.

(1)Ta sporazum določa postopke za varovanje tajnih podatkov, ki jih izmenjujeta pogodbenici.

(2)Pogodbenica se ne more sklicevati na ta sporazum, da bi pridobila tajne podatke, ki jih je druga pogodbenica prejela od tretje strani.

V tem sporazumu izrazi pomenijo: pogodba s tajnimi podatki: pogodba ali podizvajalska pogodba, vključno s pogajanji pred sklenitvijo pogodbe, ki vsebuje tajne podatke ali vključuje dostop do njih; tajni podatek: podatek, ki se ne glede na obliko prenese ali nastane med pogodbenicama po notranji zakonodaji pogodbenice in ga je treba v interesu nacionalne varnosti varovati pred nepooblaščenim razkritjem ali drugim ogrožanjem ter ga je pogodbenica določila za takega in ustrezno označila; izvajalec: pravna oseba s pravno sposobnostjo za sklepanje pogodb; varnostno dovoljenje organizacije: pozitivna odločitev pristojnega varnostnega organa, da z varnostnega vidika izvajalec lahko ravna s tajnimi podatki v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo; potreba po seznanitvi: načelo, po katerem se posamezniku lahko dovoli dostop do tajnih podatkov le za opravljanje njegovih/njenih uradnih dolžnosti ali nalog; pogodbenica izvora: pogodbenica, vključno z javnimi ali zasebnimi subjekti pod njeno jurisdikcijo, ki da tajne podatke pogodbenici prejemnici; dovoljenje za dostop do tajnih podatkov: pozitivna odločitev po varnostnem preverjanju, opravljenem v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo, na podlagi katere ima posameznik pravico do dostopa do tajnih podatkov do stopnje tajnosti, ki je navedena na dovoljenju, in za ravnanje z njimi; pogodbenica prejemnica: pogodbenica, vključno z javnimi ali zasebnimi subjekti pod njeno jurisdikcijo, ki prejme tajne podatke od pogodbenice izvora; tretja stran: država, vključno z javnimi ali zasebnimi subjekti pod njeno jurisdikcijo, ali mednarodna organizacija, ki ni pogodbenica tega sporazuma.

(1)Nacionalna varnostna organa, ki sta ju pogodbenici imenovali za odgovorna za splošno izvajanje tega sporazuma in ustrezen nadzor nad vsemi njegovimi vidiki, sta: v Republiki Sloveniji: Urad Vlade Republike Slovenije za varovanje tajnih podatkov; v Kraljevini Španiji: Secretario de Estado Director del Centro Nacional de Inteligencia, Oficina Nacional de Seguridad.

(2)Nacionalna varnostna organa se uradno obveščata o drugih pristojnih varnostnih organih, odgovornih za izvajanje tega sporazuma.

(3)Pogodbenici se po diplomatski poti obveščata o vseh poznejših spremembah nacionalnih varnostnih organov.

(1)Tajni podatki, dani na podlagi tega sporazuma, so označeni z ustreznimi stopnjami tajnosti v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(2)Enakovredne oznake stopnje tajnosti so:

(3)Stopnja tajnosti podatkov, ki nastanejo pri medsebojnem sodelovanju pogodbenic, se določi, spremeni ali zniža samo z medsebojnim soglasjem. Če med pogodbenicama ni soglasja glede stopnje tajnosti, ki naj bi se določila za take podatke, sprejmeta predlagano višjo stopnjo tajnosti.

(1)Dostop do tajnih podatkov je dovoljen samo tistim posameznikom, ki imajo potrebo po seznanitvi, so bili poučeni o ravnanju s tajnimi podatki in njihovem varovanju ter so za to pravilno pooblaščeni v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(2)Pogodbenici medsebojno priznavata dovoljenja za dostop do tajnih podatkov in varnostna dovoljenja organizacij. Pri tem se uporablja drugi odstavek 5. člena.

(1)Pogodbenici zagotavljata tajnim podatkom iz tega sporazuma enako varovanje kot svojim tajnim podatkom enakovredne stopnje tajnosti.

(2)Pristojni varnostni organ pogodbenice izvora: a) zagotovi, da so tajni podatki označeni z ustrezno oznako stopnje tajnosti v skladu z njeno notranjo zakonodajo, in b) obvesti pogodbenico prejemnico o vseh pogojih za dajanje tajnih podatkov ali omejitvah njihove uporabe ter o vseh poznejših spremembah stopnje tajnosti.

(3)Pristojni varnostni organ pogodbenice prejemnice: a) zagotovi, da so tajni podatki označeni z enakovrednimi oznakami stopnje tajnosti v skladu z drugim odstavkom 5. člena, in b) zagotovi, da se stopnja tajnosti ne spremeni, razen s pisnim dovoljenjem pogodbenice izvora.

(4)Pogodbenica zagotovi, da se izvajajo ustrezni ukrepi za varovanje tajnih podatkov, ki se obdelujejo, hranijo ali prenašajo v informacijsko-komunikacijskih sistemih. S temi ukrepi se zagotovijo zaupnost, celovitost, razpoložljivost, in kadar je primerno, nezatajljivost in verodostojnost tajnih podatkov ter ustrezna raven odgovornosti in sledljivosti dejanj, povezanih s takimi podatki.

(1)Pogodbenica prejemnica tajne podatke uporabi izključno za namen, za katerega so ji bili dani, in z omejitvami, ki jih je navedla pogodbenica izvora.

(2)Pogodbenica prejemnica tretji strani ali njenim državljanom ne da tajnih podatkov ali dovoli dostopa do njih brez predhodnega pisnega soglasja pogodbenice izvora.

(1)Prenos tajnih podatkov med pogodbenicama poteka po diplomatski poti ali po drugih varnih poteh, ki jih obojestransko odobrita njuna nacionalna varnostna organa v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(2)Prenos podatkov stopnje INTERNO/DIFUSIÓN LIMITADA lahko poteka tudi po pošti ali prek druge dostavne službe v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(3)Pogodbenici lahko prenašata tajne podatke po odobrenih in zaščitenih informacijsko-komunikacijskih poteh v skladu z varnostnimi postopki, o katerih se dogovorita nacionalna varnostna organa.

(1)Vsi izvodi in prevodi imajo ustrezno oznako stopnje tajnosti ter se varujejo kot tajni podatki izvirnika. Prevodi in število izvodov so omejeni na najmanjšo količino, ki je potrebna za uradne namene.

(2)Vsak prevod se označi s stopnjo tajnosti izvirnika in mora imeti v jeziku prevoda ustrezno navedbo, da vsebuje tajne podatke pogodbenice izvora.

(3)Posamezniki, ki prevajajo ali razmnožujejo tajne podatke, morajo imeti ustrezno dovoljenje za dostop do tajnih podatkov, kadar je to potrebno.

(4)Tajni podatki izvirnika in prevoda z oznako STROGO TAJNO/SECRETO se razmnožujejo izključno s pisnim dovoljenjem pogodbenice izvora.

(5)Tajni podatki z oznako STROGO TAJNO/SECRETO se ne smejo uničiti. Ko jih pogodbenica prejemnica ne potrebuje več, se vrnejo pogodbenici izvora.

(6)Tajne podatke stopnje TAJNO/RESERVADO pogodbenica prejemnica, ko jih ne potrebuje več, uniči v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo in o tem uradno obvesti pogodbenico izvora.

(7)Tajne podatke stopnje ZAUPNO/CONFIDENCIAL ali nižje stopnje pogodbenica prejemnica, ko jih ne potrebuje več, uniči v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(1)Preden se tajni podatki v zvezi s pogodbo s tajnimi podatki dajo izvajalcem, podizvajalcem ali morebitnim izvajalcem, pogodbenica prejemnica obvesti pogodbenico izvora, ali: a) njihove organizacije lahko ustrezno varujejo tajne podatke; b) imajo varnostno dovoljenje organizacije za ravnanje s tajnimi podatki ustrezne stopnje; c) ima njihovo osebje dovoljenje za dostop do tajnih podatkov ustrezne stopnje za opravljanje dolžnosti, pri katerih je potreben dostop do tajnih podatkov; d) so vse osebe, ki imajo dostop do tajnih podatkov, obveščene o svoji odgovornosti in obveznostih pri varovanju tajnih podatkov v skladu z ustrezno zakonodajo pogodbenice prejemnice.

(2)Nacionalni varnostni organ lahko zahteva inšpekcijski pregled v organizaciji, da se zagotovi stalno izpolnjevanje varnostnih standardov v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(3)Pogodba s tajnimi podatki vsebuje določbe o varnostnih zahtevah in stopnji tajnosti vsakega njenega vidika ali dela. Izvod takega dokumenta se predloži pristojnim varnostnim organom pogodbenic.

(1)Obiski, pri katerih je potreben dostop do tajnih podatkov, se odobrijo na podlagi predhodnega dovoljenja nacionalnega varnostnega organa pogodbenice gostiteljice.

(2)Zaprosilo za obisk se prek nacionalnega varnostnega organa organizacije pošiljateljice predloži nacionalnemu varnostnemu organu organizacije gostiteljice vsaj 20 dni pred začetkom obiska. Vsebuje te podatke, ki se uporabljajo izključno za namen obiska: a) ime in priimek obiskovalca, datum in kraj rojstva, državljanstvo in številko osebne izkaznice ali potnega lista; b) položaj obiskovalca s podatki o delodajalcu, ki ga obiskovalec zastopa; c) podatke o projektu, pri katerem obiskovalec sodeluje; d) veljavnost in stopnjo tajnosti obiskovalčevega dovoljenja za dostop do tajnih podatkov, če je potrebno; e) ime, naslov, telefonsko številko, številko telefaksa, elektronski naslov organizacije, v kateri bo obisk, in osebo za stike v tej organizaciji; f) namen obiska, vključno z najvišjo stopnjo tajnosti obravnavanih tajnih podatkov; g) datum in trajanje obiska; pri večkratnih obiskih se navede celotno obdobje, v katerem bodo potekali; h) datum in podpis nacionalnega varnostnega organa pošiljatelja.

(3)V nujnih primerih se lahko nacionalna varnostna organa dogovorita o krajšem obdobju za predložitev zaprosila za obisk.

(4)Dovoljenje za obisk velja največ eno leto.

(5)Nacionalna varnostna organa se lahko dogovorita o seznamu obiskovalcev, ki imajo pravico do večkratnih obiskov. Ko je seznam potrjen, se lahko sodelujoče organizacije o obiskih dogovarjajo neposredno v skladu z dogovorjenimi pogoji.

(6)Pogodbenica zagotavlja varstvo osebnih podatkov obiskovalcev v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo.

(7)Vsi tajni podatki, ki jih pridobi obiskovalec, veljajo za tajne podatke po tem sporazumu.

(1)Zaradi doseganja in ohranjanja primerljivih varnostnih standardov nacionalna varnostna organa na zaprosilo drug drugemu zagotovita podatke o svojih nacionalnih varnostnih standardih, postopkih in praksah za varovanje tajnih podatkov. V ta namen se lahko nacionalna varnostna organa obiskujeta.

(2)Pristojna varnostna organa se obveščata o izjemnih varnostnih tveganjih, ki lahko ogrozijo dane tajne podatke.

(3)Nacionalna varnostna organa si na zaprosilo pomagata pri izvajanju postopkov varnostnega preverjanja.

(4)Nacionalna varnostna organa se takoj obvestita o vsaki spremembi pri medsebojno priznanih dovoljenjih za dostop do tajnih podatkov in varnostnih dovoljenjih organizacij.

(1)Ob kršitvi varovanja tajnosti, katere posledica je nepooblaščeno razkritje, odtujitev ali izguba tajnih podatkov, ali sumu take kršitve nacionalni varnostni organ pogodbenice prejemnice o tem takoj pisno obvesti nacionalni varnostni organ pogodbenice izvora.

(2)Pristojna pogodbenica takoj uvede preiskavo in sprejme vse mogoče ustrezne ukrepe v skladu z notranjo zakonodajo, da omeji posledice kršitve iz prvega odstavka tega člena in prepreči nadaljnje kršitve. Na zaprosilo druga pogodbenica zagotovi ustrezno pomoč; obvesti se o izidu postopkov in ukrepih, sprejetih zaradi kršitve.

(3)Ob kršitvi varovanja tajnosti v tretji strani nacionalni varnostni organ pogodbenice pošiljateljice nemudoma sprejme ukrepe iz drugega odstavka tega člena.

(1)Sporazum ne predvideva nastanka katerih koli stroškov.

(2)Če pri izvajanju tega sporazuma nastanejo nepričakovani stroški, vsaka pogodbenica krije svoje stroške.

Spore zaradi razlage ali uporabe tega sporazuma pogodbenici rešujeta z medsebojnimi posvetovanji in pogajanji ter jih ne predložita v reševanje mednarodnemu sodišču ali tretji strani.

(1)Sporazum začne veljati prvi dan drugega meseca po prejemu zadnjega uradnega obvestila, s katerim se pogodbenici po diplomatski poti obvestita, da so izpolnjene njune notranjepravne zahteve za začetek veljavnosti tega sporazuma.

(2)Sporazum se lahko na zahtevo pogodbenice kadar koli spremeni, vendar le na podlagi obojestranskega pisnega soglasja pogodbenic. Spremembe začnejo veljati v skladu s prvim odstavkom tega člena.

(3)Sporazum se sklene za nedoločen čas. Pogodbenica ga lahko odpove s pisnim obvestilom, poslanim po diplomatski poti drugi pogodbenici. V tem primeru sporazum preneha veljati šest mesecev po dnevu, ko druga pogodbenica prejme obvestilo o odpovedi.

(4)Ob prenehanju veljavnosti tega sporazuma se vsi tajni podatki, preneseni na podlagi tega sporazuma, še naprej varujejo v skladu z njegovimi določbami, dokler pogodbenica prejemnica ni pisno razrešena te obveznosti ali ni od nje zahtevano, da jih vrne pogodbenici izvora.

(5)Za izvajanje sporazuma se lahko sklenejo dogovori o izvajanju. V potrditev tega sta podpisana, ki sta bila za to pravilno pooblaščena, podpisala ta sporazum. Sklenjeno v Madridu, 21. oktobra 2014 v dveh izvirnikih v slovenskem, španskem in angleškem jeziku, pri čemer so vsa besedila enako verodostojna. Pri različni razlagi se sklicuje na angleško besedilo. The Republic of Slovenia and the Kingdom of Spain hereinafter referred to as the 'Parties', wishing to ensure the protection of Classified Information exchanged between the Parties or between public and private entities under their jurisdiction have agreed on the following: In accordance with their national laws and regulations and in respect of national interests and security, both Parties shall take all appropriate measures to ensure the protection of Classified Information, which is transmitted or generated according to this Agreement.

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(2)Neither Party shall invoke this Agreement in order to obtain Classified Information that the other Party has received from a Third Party. For the purposes of this Agreement these terms mean the following: Classified Contract: Acontract or a subcontract, including pre-contractual negotiations, that contains Classified Information or involves access to it. Classified Information: Any information, regardless of its form, that is transmitted or generated between the Parties under the national laws and regulations of either Party and requires, in the interests of national security, protection against unauthorised disclosure or other compromise, and is designated as such and marked appropriately by a Party. Contractor: A legal entity possessing the legal capacity to conclude contracts. Facility Security Clearance: A positive determination by the Competent Security Authority that, from a security point of view, a Contractor has the capability to handle Classified Information, in accordance with national laws and regulations. Need-to-Know: A principle by which access to Classified Information may be granted to an individual only in connection with his/her official duties or tasks. Originating Party: The Party, including any public or private entities under its jurisdiction, that releases Classified Information to the Recipient Party. Personnel Security Clearance: A positive determination following an accomplished vetting procedure in accordance with national laws and regulations, on the basis of which an individual is eligible to have access to and to handle Classified Information up to the level defined in the clearance. Recipient Party: The Party, including any public or private entities under its jurisdiction, that receives Classified Information from the Originating Party. Third Party: A state, including any public or private entities under its jurisdiction, or an international organisation that is not a Party to this Agreement.

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(1)This Agreement shall enter into force on the first day of the second month from the date of receipt of the latest written notification by which the Parties have informed each other, through diplomatic channels, that their internal legal requirements necessary for its entry into force have been fulfilled.

(2)This Agreement may be amended, at any moment, at the request of either Party, but on the basis of the mutual written consent of the Parties. Amendments shall enter into force in accordance with paragraph 1 of this Article.

(3)This Agreement is concluded for an indefinite period of time. Either Party may cancel this Agreement by giving the other Party notice in writing through diplomatic channels. In that case, this Agreement shall terminate six months from the date on which the other Party has received the notice of cancellation.

(4)In case of termination of this Agreement, all Classified Information transferred pursuant to this Agreement shall continue to be protected in accordance with the provisions set forth herein until the Recipient Party is released from this obligation in writing or is requested to return it to the Originating Party.

(5)Implementing arrangements may be concluded for the implementation of this Agreement. In witness whereof the undersigned, being duly authorised thereto, have signed this Agreement. Done in Madrid, 21. October 2014 in two originals in the Slovenian, Spanish and English languages, all texts being equally authentic. In case of any divergence of interpretation, the English text shall be used as a reference.

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Ta zakon začne veljati petnajsti dan po objavi v Uradnem listu Republike Slovenije – Mednarodne pogodbe. Št. 040-05/11-15/11 Ljubljana, dne 20. maja 2015 EPA 2053-V Državni zbor Republike Slovenije Primož Hainz l.r. Podpredsednik