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Cabinet
Regulation No. 621
Adopted 6 October 2020

Price List of Paid Services of the State Data Inspectorate

Issued pursuant to Section 19, Paragraph three of the Personal Data
Processing Law and Section 5, Paragraph nine
of the Law on Budget and Financial Management

1. The Regulation prescribes the price list of paid services of the State Data Inspectorate (hereinafter - the price list) and the procedures for collecting the fee for taking the qualification examination of data protection officer.

2. The State Data Inspectorate shall provide paid services in accordance with the price list (Annex).

3. Payment for taking the qualification examination of data protection officer shall be made in one of the following ways:

3.1. with a payment card in the payment card acceptance terminal by making payment at the State Data Inspectorate;

3.2. via the intermediation of a payment service provider who has the right to provide payment services within the meaning of the Law on Payment Services and Electronic Money.

4. Payment for the qualification examination of data protection officer shall be made prior to taking the relevant examination before the end of the application deadline.

5. The Regulation shall come into force on 9 October 2020.

6. Cabinet Regulation No. 992 of 24 September 2013, Price List of Paid Services of the State Data Inspectorate (Latvijas Vēstnesis, 2013, No. 191; 2014, No. 160), is repealed.

Prime Minister A. K. Kariņš

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Justice J. Bordāns

Annex
Cabinet Regulation No. 621
6 October 2020

Price List of Paid Services of the State Data Inspectorate

No.	Type of service	Unit of measurement	Price without VAT (EUR)	VAT (EUR)¹	Price including VAT (EUR)
1.	Fee for participation in the seminars organised by the State Data Inspectorate	Shareholders	50.00	0.00	50.00
2.	Qualification Examination of Data Protection Officer	Shareholders	188.78	0.00	188.78

Note.

¹Value added tax shall not be applied in accordance with Section 3, Paragraph eight of the Value Added Tax Law.

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Justice J. Bordāns