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4. Laws on Beauty-Salon Operators 5. Laws on Personal Data Protection

Operations related to hair and beauty services pursuant EU Regulation No. 679 dated 27 April 2016 of
to Article 241/90 and amendments require “SCIA”, the European Parliament and the Individual Protection
which must be submitted to the Single Productive Committee on the processing and free flow of personal
Activities Desk (SUAP) of an applicable jurisdiction. data (“General Data Protection Regulation” or “GDPR”)
and the Italian Law No. 163 dated 6 November 2017,
Whether conducted in a private or public place at which was approved under Legislative Decree No. 101
a fee or without a fee, operations related to hair and dated 10 August 2018 (“Decree 101”), aim to lay down
beauty services are under subjective and objective GDPR as a legal framework for Italy in regards to
legal requirements: personal data protection that applies to companies
and organizations in Europe. Personal data means
4.1 Subjective Requirements Refer to: any data that can be used to identify a person. Decree 101
has taken effect from 19 September 2018, automatically
a) Moral code pursuant to Article 71 of Royal Decree cancelling the Italian Law No. 196 dated 30 June
No. 59/2010 and amendments, as well as Royal 2003 (“Code of Data Protection”) and introducing new
Decree No. 159/2011 (Code of Mafia Suppression); stipulations for data protection that is in line with GDPR.
and
Many stipulations of GDPR are related to the core
b) Professional stipulations pursuant to related laws. businesses of the Company. For example, the Company
is required to send a letter on personal data to data
4.2 Objective Requirements Refer to: owners again and also to comply with legal requirements on
the processing, collection, recording, and storage or
a) Ownership of land and buildings (agreements on any action regarding personal data; assessments of
ownership, the right to reap benefits from, lease, data-protection impacts; and the appointment of data
and borrowing) that is registered under laws; and controllers. Violations against GDPR may result in
an administrative punishment in the form of a fine of
b) Compliance with regulations on land and up to 20,000,000 Euro or no more than four percent of
buildings pursuant to sanitation, building and the Company’s global revenue in the past accounting
town-planning laws. year, whichever amount is higher. Decree 101 of Italy
has been amended to ensure its adequacy and
Manicurists, tattoo artists and body piercers may compliance with GDPR in regard to data protection.
proceed with service checks through a jurisdiction of As parts of the amendment, criminal punishments
health services mentioned in regulations on land and are also prescribed (for example, a jail term of up to
buildings, equipment, goods and others,laws related to six years) for violations (such as the disclosure of certain
employees’ health and safety, and rules on preventive types of information or unauthorized marketing).
measures for safety by consulting Circular 05.02.1998
No. 2.9/156 “Subject: Public Health Ministry’s Policy 6. Laws on Consumer Protection
Guideline on Tattoo and Body Piercing Procedures”
and explanations mentioned in Circular 16.07.1998, Selling goods to retail customers is under Italy’s law on
which are given for efficient contacts related to consumer protection, which is issued pursuant to
health and sanitation with municipal offices. Operators Legislative Decree No. 206/2005 (“Code of Consumer
for the aforementioned businesses must meet, if any, Protection”). This law protects consumers in every stage of
professional qualifications, as required by laws. selling process including marketing, the disclosure of
product information and prices, product safety and
quality, disclosure of contractual information, fairness, and
class-action lawsuit procedures. In addition, the Code of
Consumer Protection bans unfair trade. Trading activities
shall be considered unfair when they are against
the guideline on professionals’ precautions, materially

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