Romanian Tribunal of Sports Arbitration (T.R.A.S.) is committed to protecting your privacy. This privacy policy explains how the T.R.A.S. („we“) will collect and use your personal data and which rights you may have in this respect.
Who is responsible for your personal data?
Asociația Română de Arbitraj Sportiv (Romanian Association of Sports Arbitration), an NGO under Romanian law with its seat in Bucharest is the entity operating the T.R.A.S. Therefore, they are responsible for your personal data.
Contact details:
Asociația Română de Arbitraj Sportiv
Str. Benjamin Franklin, nr. 16, Sector 1, Bucharest
CIF: 47269057
Which personal data do we collect?
We collect personal data when it is provided to us in the context of carrying out T.R.A.S. arbitrations. Personal data may be provided to us by parties to T.R.A.S. arbitrations, by the T.R.A.S. President, the T.R.A.S. Vice-President, T.R.A.S. Arbitrators and their respective assistants and, in certain cases, also by third parties. We may also collect personal data from publicly available sources.
The personal data we collect may include, for example, contact information (such as your name, job title, postal address, telephone number, mobile phone number, fax number and email address), date of birth, gender and salary. In rare cases, and depending on the subject-matter of the arbitral proceeding in question, we may also collect special categories of personal data such as information about your health, in particular if contained in submissions made to the T.R.A.S..
For which purposes and on what legal basis will we use your personal data?
We may use your personal data for the following purposes (the „Permitted Purposes“):
- ‒ Administering the T.R.A.S. arbitration procedure in the framework of which your personal data was provided to us;
- ‒ Responding to messages sent to us;
- ‒ Conducting conflict checks in relation to other T.R.A.S. arbitrations;
- ‒ Safeguarding the consistence of T.R.A.S. jurisprudence;
- ‒ Compiling statistics (in anonymous and aggregate form) about T.R.A.S. arbitrations;
- ‒ Monitoring and assessing compliance with internal policies and standards;
- ‒ Informing you about important developments related to the T.R.A.S., e.g. the enactment of new Arbitration Rules;
- Complying with our legal and regulatory obligations and requests anywhere in the world, including reporting to and/or being audited by national or international state authorities or regulatory bodies; and
- Dealing with any legal disputes, claims or appeals.
We are entitled to collect and process your personal data for the Permitted Purposes under Article 6(1)(1) lit. b), c), d), e) and/or f) of the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union (“GDPR”).
With whom will we share your personal data?
In pursuing the Permitted Purposes, we may share your personal data with the following persons and entities:
- ‒ The T.R.A.S. President, T.R.A.S. Vice-President, the T.R.A.S. Arbitrator appointed to the respective arbitral proceeding and their respective assistants. In certain circumstances foreseen by the Arbitration Rules of the T.R.A.S., we may share your personal data also with other T.R.A.S. Arbitrators;
- ‒ A.R.A.S. , in the context of publishing on T.R.A.S.'s website the arbitral awards rendered by the T.R.A.S.;
- ‒ Courts, arbitral tribunals, law enforcement authorities, relevant sports governing bodies or public or private regulators where (i) we are required to do so by law or (ii) this is requested in the framework of appeal or enforcement steps or proceedings in relation to an arbitral award rendered by the T.R.A.S.; and
- ‒ Our trusted third party service providers (including information technology providers); when we share your information with our service providers, we will ensure that your data is kept secure and used only in accordance with this notice.
Will your personal data be transferred abroad?
We will transfer your personal data abroad only if required for the Permitted Purposes. In particular, we will need to transfer any personal data contained in the case file of a T.R.A.S. arbitration to the T.R.A.S. President, the T.R.A.S. Vice-President and the T.R.A.S. Arbitrator appointed to the respective case.
The country to which your personal data is transferred may not provide the same level of protection as the laws of your home country, or as the laws of the European Union.
When we transfer your data outside of the European Economic Area to a country which the European Commission does not deem to have adequate data privacy laws, we will ensure that such transfers are made subject to appropriate or suitable safeguards as required by the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 or other relevant laws. This includes entering into the EU
Standard Contractual Clauses which are available here. You may contact us anytime by email to secretariat[at]tras.ro if you would like further information on such safeguards.
For how long do we retain your personal data?
We will only retain your personal data for as long as necessary to fulfil the Permitted Purposes.
What rights do I have in relation to my personal data?
You have certain rights over your personal data. Under the GDPR, you may have the right to:
- ‒ require us to rectify the personal data we hold about you, where that data is incorrect;
- ‒ require that we restrict the processing of your personal information in certain circumstances;
- ‒ request access to the personal data that we hold about you;
- ‒ require that, in certain circumstances, we delete the personal information we hold about you;
- ‒ require that we provide you with the information that we hold about you in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format; and/or
- ‒ lodge a complaint with a supervising authority.
However, the existence and scope of those rights is subject to applicable laws and rules which may give rise to exceptions. Such exceptions may apply, for example, to safeguard the confidentiality of the arbitral proceedings.
If you wish to exercise any right in relation to your personal data, please contact us at secretariat[at]tras.ro.
This privacy policy was issued on 21 August 2023. It may be amended from time to time.