Article 22

1.          The prohibition on processing of criminal personal data, referred to in Article 16, does not apply if the processing is performed by bodies charged pursuant to a national ordinance with the application of criminal law, or by the responsible party who obtained this data by or pursuant to the Kingdom Act on the Police of Curacao, of Sint Maarten and of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba or the national ordinance on judicial documentation and the certificates of good conduct.

2.          The prohibition does not apply to the responsible party who processes this data on his own behalf, in order to:

a.       assess a request from the person concerned to take a decision on him or to provide him with a performance or

b.      protect his interests to the extent that this concerns criminal offences that have been committed against him or against persons in his service, or are expected to be committed on the grounds of facts and circumstances.

3.          The prohibition on processing of other personal data as referred to in Article 16 does not apply to the extent that this is necessary in addition to the processing of criminal data for the purposes for which those data wereprocessed.

4.          Paragraphs 2 and 3 are likewise applicable to personal data concerning a prohibition imposed by a court in response to unlawful or obstructive conduct.