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1997 XLVII. law
health and related personal data
management and protection *
The Parliament - recognizing that health data is of a confidential nature, as well as
should be given increased protection due to the widespread use of computer technology
data management for health
essential for information, the right to information self-determination
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and the provisions of the Freedom of Information ActIengteykeinnteJtoteglt - a
constitutes the following law: *
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Chapter I.
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§ 1 The purpose of this Act is to determine the special state of health
the conditions and purposes of the processing of personal data and related personal data. Personal information only
cases and to the extent necessary to achieve a legitimate aim.
§ 2 The scope of this Act extends
the)     *
all health care providers as well as its professionals
organization and natural person (hereinafter referred to as
health care network) and all legal persons, entities without legal personality and
a natural person who handles health and personal data (hereinafter referred to as "other personal data")
data management body),
(b) has been in contact with all healthcare networks and other data management bodies
or to a natural person entering or using its services, whether or not
whether it is sick or healthy (hereinafter referred to as affected), and
c) health and personal identification data of the data subject processed in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
§ 3 For the purposes of this Act
the)  *
b) *
c) *
treatment: any activity that is related to health
prevention, early detection, detection, and cure of diseases, a
in order to maintain or improve the level of deterioration due to the disease
for direct examination, treatment, care, medical rehabilitation, and for all these purposes
is aimed at processing the test materials of the person concerned, including medicines, medical
aids, medical care, rescue and ambulance services, and obstetrics
care;
(d) medical confidentiality: health and safety information communicated to the controller during treatment
personal data, as well as for necessary or ongoing or completed treatment
and other data obtained in connection with the treatment;
(e) medical records: medical records which have come to the knowledge of the patient during treatment
a record, record or otherwise recorded containing personally identifiable information
data, regardless of their medium or form;
f) *
treating physician: Act CLIV of 1997 on Health. § 3 b) of the Act
doctor in accordance with
(g) patient carer: the doctor treating the treatment, the health professional involved in the treatment of the person concerned
another person performing the activity, the pharmacist;
h) *
i) *
(j) close relative: the spouse, the direct relative, the adopted child, the stepchild, the
adoptive parent, stepfather and foster parent, and brother and partner;
(k) "urgent need" means a sudden change in the state of health which:
would result in an immediate risk to life for the person concerned in the absence of immediate health care,
or suffer serious or permanent damage to health;
l) *
m) *
EEA State: Member State of the European Union and the European Economic Area
another State party to the Agreement and the State of which the European
Community and its Member States and the European Economic Area
Under an international agreement concluded between a State not party to the Agreement on the
It shall have the same status as a national of a State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area;
n) *
She)  *
third country: any non-EEA state;
3 / A. § *
The circumstances of the deceased 's death and the cause of death
and in the medical records of the deceased
personal data included in the health data and health documentation
contained in a mandatory European Union act or legislation on the processing of personal data
rules shall apply.
3 / B. § *
For the purposes of this Act, personally identifiable information is that
personal data used to identify the data subject by the controller
together with the data, for the same or an inseparable purpose as the processing of the health data
as part of medical records.
II. chapter
Purpose of data management
§ 4. (1) The purpose of the processing of health and personal identification data:
the)  *
b) *
promoting the preservation, improvement and maintenance of health,
promoting the patient's effective treatment activities,
including professional supervision,
(c) monitoring the health status of the person concerned,
d) *
public health [16. §], in the interests of public health and epidemiology
take the necessary measures,
e) *
enforcement of patients' rights.
2. Health and personal data as specified in paragraph 1
in addition, in cases specified by law, may be treated for the following purposes:
a) training of health professionals,
b) medical-professional and epidemiological examination, analysis, planning, organization and costs of health care
planning,
c) statistical analysis,
d) *
anonymisation for impact assessment and scientific research,
(e) the authority or lawfulness of the body or person processing the health data
to facilitate the work of organizations carrying out inspections, professional or legal supervision, if
the purpose of the audit is not otherwise achievable, and the financing of health care
performing the tasks of organizations,
f) *
determination of social security and social benefits,
if it is based on health status, and law enforcement agencies
law enforcement health care benefits under the Act on the Employment Relationship of its Professional Staff
establish
g) *
mandatory for those entitled to health care
the ordering and provision of services which may be covered by health insurance, and
compliance with the rules for ordering economical medicines, medical aids and medical care a
under a separate legal contract
the financing of benefits and the accounting of price subsidies; and
establishment and payment of social security benefits and repayment and reimbursement of paid benefits
order
h) *
law enforcement, as well as Act XXXIV of 1994 on the police. law
crime prevention within the scope of authorization to perform specific tasks,
i) *
Act CXXV of 1995 on National Security Services. law
performing certain tasks, within the scope of the authorization granted therein,
j) *
k) *
l) *
m) *
n) *
administrative authority proceedings, infringement proceedings, prosecution proceedings,
court proceedings,
placement of the data subject in a non-medical institution,
Caring,
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determination of fitness for work, whether or not:
this activity is employment, civil servant, government service, political service, commissioner or
public service, professional or
in the context of another legal relationship,
! p) *
for the purpose of public education, vocational training or higher education, or
determination of suitability for training,
q) *
military service or personal defense obligation
determination of suitability for performance,
r) *
unemployment benefits, employment promotion, and the like
related inspection,
s) *
a prescription medicine for those entitled to healthcare,
the continuous and safe supply of medical aids and medical care, and
in order to provide
t) *
accidents at work, occupational diseases - including increased
also investigate, record and take the necessary occupational safety measures,
u) *
v) *
ethical proceedings against health care workers, receiving performance-based support
medicines, medical
to determine the effectiveness of support devices, support, and diseases treated with these drugs
establishing funding procedures,
w) *
x) *
ill-road organization,
evaluating and improving the quality of health services,
regular review and development of evaluation criteria for health services,
y) *
monitoring, measuring and
rating,
z) *
effective and safe for the person entitled to health care
to promote medication and to develop cost-effective drug therapy,
zs) *
for cross-border healthcare within the European Union
enforcement of related rights.
(3) *
It may be for purposes other than those set out in paragraphs 1 and 2
the person concerned or his legal or authorized representative (hereinafter together referred to as "the legal representative")
representative) - a voluntary, clearly expressed will based on adequate information
and in a manner which provides credible evidence that the declaration was duly made,
health data in whole or in part.
(4) For the purposes of data processing pursuant to paragraphs 1 to 2, only such and such health and
personally identifiable information that is essential for the purpose of the data processing may be processed.
§ 5 *
(1) *
Within the health care network, health and
is entitled to process personal identification data, unless otherwise provided by this Act
a) the patient care provider,
(b) the head of the institution, and
c) *
d) *
(2) *
the Data Protection Officer,
(3) *
A person exposed to a public health-epidemiological hazard, such
and has been in contact with a person and therefore from a public health epidemiological point of view
vulnerable persons and health and personal data relating to such persons
operator of health and personal data or telephone or other electronic contact
(a) the doctor treating the person concerned,
b) an official doctor working within the framework of the state health administration body,
c) the public health and epidemiological inspector,
(d) any other person or body authorized to process data for public health or epidemiological purposes; and
e) World Health Organization 2009 XCI. International Law
In the implementation of the NER in the implementation of its Health Regulations (hereinafter: NER)
to a member of the staff of the Intermediate Body at their request, at the request of:
shall be provided without delay and free of charge to the extent justified by a public health or epidemiological objective.
(4) *
Data obtained and processed pursuant to paragraph 3 shall be used exclusively
in order to prevent and deal with a public health epidemic of international concern, the national
It can be forwarded to the NER information center.
§ 6 *
Management and processing of health and personal data
the security of the data must be ensured by accidental or deliberate destruction,
destruction, alteration, damage, disclosure, and
to prevent unauthorized access.
Data processing for medical treatment
§ 7 (1) *
The controller, with the exception of paragraph 2, and the
the data processor is obliged to keep the medical secret.
The controller shall be exempt from the obligation of professional secrecy if:
(a) the transmission of health and personal data in writing by the data subject or his or her legal representative
within the limits set out therein, and
b) the transmission of health and personal identification data is required by law.
(3) *
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council
hereinafter referred to as the "General Data Protection Regulation")
personal data subject to data processing for each additional copy is specified in a ministerial decree
a fee must be paid on the basis of cost elements.
(4) *
The right under paragraph 3
(a) a person authorized by him in writing during the period of care of the person concerned,
(b) in a private document having full probative value after the end of the person's care
authorized person
deserves it.
(5) *
In the life of the patient or after his death, the spouse of the person concerned,
a relative, brother and partner of the same person are still entitled, at their written request, to the
to exercise the right provided for in paragraph 1 if
(a) health data
(aa) the lives of the spouse, direct relative, brother or partner and their descendants,
exploring the cause of his health, and
(ab) necessary for the provision of healthcare to persons referred to in point (aa); and
(b) it is not possible to acquaint or infer the health data in any other way.
(6) *
In the case referred to in paragraph 5, only those health care
it is possible to obtain data which, for the reason referred to in paragraph 5 (a), directly
can be linked.
(7) *
In the event of the death of the person concerned, his or her legal representative, close relative,
and his heir is entitled, at his written request, to the cause or relationship of the cause of death
health data prior to death
familiarize themselves with the medical records and, at their own expense,
get a copy.
§ 8 *
The caregiver - the affected GP's choice, as well as the
with the exception of a forensic expert - the obligation of confidentiality with that patient care provider
who, in the medical examination, in the diagnosis, or in the diagnosis of
did not participate in medical treatment or surgery, unless the disclosure of the data was consistent with the diagnosis or
necessary for the further treatment of the person concerned.
§ 9. (1) The recording of health data is part of medical treatment. The treating doctor or medical officer will decide
in accordance with professional rules, in addition to the mandatory data, which health
the recording of data is necessary for the purpose pursuant to Section 4 (1).
(2) Other persons performing activities related to the medical treatment of the data subject shall receive the treatment
as instructed by your doctor or to the extent necessary for the performance of your duties
health data.
§ 10. (1) *
Data processing for the purposes of Section 4 (1) - (3) and
in the case of data processing, health and personal data within the health care network
can be transmitted or interconnected. It is mandatory for the health insurance body
1997 on health insurance benefits
évi LXXXIII. in order to perform the task specified in Section 81 of the Act (hereinafter: Ebtv.)
health data and social security identification marks (hereinafter: TAJ number)
between the health care network and the health insurance body and
to the extent necessary for the performance of the task. From different sources of health and
personally identifiable information may be combined only to the extent and to the extent that a
prevention, treatment, public health, public health-epidemiological measures
order
required. *
(1a) *
For the purposes of paragraph 1, within the healthcare network
transmission and interconnection of health and personal data - a
In addition to the provisions of Section 4 (1) and (3) - the objectives specified in Section 4 (2)
can only take place if they are directly related to the functioning of the health and patient care system
related.
(2) *
In the case of data management and data processing pursuant to Section 4 (1), the
All health data relating to the disease in question may be transmitted which:
important for medical treatment at the discretion of the treating physician or GP, unless
this in writing or in a self-registered statement
It prohibits. The data subject shall be informed of this possibility before transmission. According to § 13
In such cases, the health and identity of the person concerned must be transmitted despite the ban
data.
(3) *
Even in the case of data transmission pursuant to subsection (2), it is not possible - in the case of Section 11 (3)
and 13, without the consent of the data subject
health data on previous disease not related to the disease at the time of transmission.
(4) *
In case of urgent need, known to the treating physician, a
all health and personal data that may be associated with treatment
It can be transmitted.
§ 11. (1) The doctor performing the treatment shall be informed of the health data established by him or her concerning the person concerned
inform the data subject directly and, unless the data subject has expressly prohibited this, forward them
to the GP of the person's choice.
(2) The general practitioner shall, upon request, inform the data subject of the medical data available to him or her.
(3) *
The general practitioner of the person concerned and the doctor treating him or her are referred to in Section 4 (1)
for the purpose of the data subject, if the data subject has not prohibited it in writing, the data subject is entitled to
to be aware of the details of healthcare provided under compulsory health insurance by:
the data are provided to him by the health insurance body in the form of an electronic query. The family doctor added it
you can see the details of the logged-in insured. The person concerned shall be treated in writing or orally by the attending physician
inform you of the possibility of protest. The person concerned is protesting to the health insurance body
delivered in person, by post or electronically.
(4) *
For individual data viewing or data management in accordance with paragraph 3
authorization does not entitle the treating physician to any transfer of data or for any other purpose
use.
§ 12. (1) Provision of health and personal identification data by the data subject - the
with the exception of the obligatory personal data required for the use of health care and the provisions of Section 13 -
voluntary.
(2) In the event that the person concerned voluntarily contacts the healthcare network, the
consent to the processing of medical and personal data
unless otherwise stated,
shall be deemed to have been given and the data subject (legal representative) shall be informed thereof.
(3) Voluntary necessity and lack of discretion of the data subject shall be presumed to be voluntary.
§ 13 The person concerned (legal representative) is obliged to call the patient care health and
provide personally identifiable information,
(a) if it is probable or confirmed that one of the diseases listed in Annex 1 is present
infected with a pathogen or suffering from an infectious poisoning or an infectious disease, with the exception of
The case pursuant to Section 15 (6),
(b) if required for the screening and suitability tests listed in Annex 2,
c) in case of acute poisoning,
(d) if it is probable that the person concerned is an occupational worker within the meaning of Annex 3
suffering from an illness of
e) if the data on the treatment of the fetus or minor child, the state of health
necessary to preserve or protect
(f) if, for the purposes of law enforcement, crime prevention, prosecution, judicial proceedings or
during the administrative procedure, the competent body has ordered the inspection,
g) if the provision of data is for the purpose of control in accordance with the National Security Services Act
need.
§ 14. (1) In the course of medical treatment, in addition to the doctor performing the treatment and other patient care persons, only
present, whose presence the data subject consents to. It may be present without the consent of the data subject
respecting the human rights and dignity of the data subject
a) another person, if the treatment regimen requires the simultaneous care of several patients,
(b) a professional member of the police force, in the case of a person detained for medical treatment
takes place
(c) a member of the penitentiary service in the service, if a
medical treatment is provided to a person who is in a penitentiary institution
serving a custodial sentence and the safety of the patient providing the treatment,
or to prevent escape,
(d) persons referred to in points (b) to (c), where the personal security of the patient so requires in the interests of law enforcement, and
the patient is unable to make a statement.
(2) The person concerned may be present without the consent of the person in addition to the persons specified in Section 17 (2)
the,
(a) who has previously treated the person concerned for the disease in question,
b) *
the head of the institution or the data protection officer.
authorized for scientific purposes,
unless the person concerned expressly objects.
14 / A. § *
(1) Medicine, medical aids and medical care
must be indicated on the prescription if ordered
the)  *
the name, address, date of birth of the person concerned,
(b) in the case of an order with social security benefits, the person concerned in addition to (a)
TAJ number, code of the disease according to the International Classification of Diseases (BNO code), and
(c) in the case of a patient in public health care, in addition to points (a) and (b), the public health care
ID number,
d) *
the Electronic Health Services Area (hereinafter: EHIC)
in addition to points (a) to (c), the sex of the person
or, failing that, any other personally identifiable document used to identify the data subject
number.
(1a) *
The ESRAB operator shall ensure that:
(a) the medicinal product, authorized to prescribe the medical device and having access to the ERA
the user may also issue and revoke the prescription electronically via the EESC,
(b) the details of the prescription stored in the EESC, the data subject's doctor and the data subject
medicine, medical aid 35 / B. § connected to the server via the EESC
to get to know, too
c) medicine, medical aid 35 / B. § connected to the server of the paper-based prescription content
and 14 / A. § (1) d) of the EESC.
(1b) *
(1c) *
The operator of the EGCC is transmitted by or recorded in the EGCC
keep a register of prescriptions, which
(a) the identity, content and usability of the prescription,
(b) details of the transmission, modification and revocation of the prescription; and
(c) contain information on the use of the prescription.
(1d) *
(2) The provider or provider of a medicinal product, medical device or medical care shall comply with the provisions of paragraph (1).
may process data for the purpose set out in Section 4 (2) (s).
(2a) *
If the person who issued the prescription issued through the EESC is not human
prescription in accordance with the Regulation on the prescription and dispensing of medicinal products for human use
certifies the prescription with a certificate, the server of the medicine and the medical device is entitled to
to verify their number and identity.
(3) *
For the purpose of Section 4 (2) (z), the pharmacist
if the data subject has not prohibited it in writing or by electronic means
used by the insured person receiving medical care at the expense of compulsory health insurance,
medication data within one year - excluding mental and
for the treatment of behavioral disorders and for the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases
information on medicinal products - so that the data is provided electronically by the health insurance body
form. The pharmacist shall provide the name of the medicinal product without
you can find out the amount and time of triggering. Inform the person concerned of the possibility of protest
need. You can make a protest to the health insurance company or the pharmacist. If concerned
protest to the pharmacist, the pharmacist must immediately forward to the health insurance
body. The data subject shall certify that the inspection has taken place by signing it.
(4) *
During the drug switching, the pharmacist can then learn about
the data of the insured person receiving a medicinal product in accordance with paragraph 3, if in the supply of medicinal products
Beneficiary acts in person.
(5) *
The pharmacist shall provide the insured with information to the insured upon request
the data of the insured person receiving the supply of medicinal products in accordance with paragraph 3.
! (6) *
Prescriptions transmitted by or recorded in the EESC
pharmacists may obtain information lawfully available to them under paragraph 3
they can also be found out through the EESC, with the exception that it is not mandatory through the EESC
data on medication used at the expense of health insurance are also available. THE
knowledge of the particulars relating to the medicinal product referred to in paragraphs 3 to 5; and
In the case of access through the EESC, the rules on documentation shall apply in such a way that the person concerned
your right to protest is not violated.
For public health, epidemiological and occupational health purposes
data management *
§ 15. (1) *
The patient will immediately forward the health care
health and personal data which came to the knowledge of a public administration body during the data collection, if
(a) an infectious disease listed in Annex 1 (A) is detected or suspected,
b) -c) *
(2) *
Infectious and not listed in Annex 1
In the case of the diseases listed in point B of Annex I, the identity of the patient caregiver
can only report health data to the public health administration. The
public health administration on grounds of public health or epidemiological interest,
with the exception of HIV-infected and AIDS patients examined in an anonymous screening - may be requested by the person concerned
personally identifiable information.
(2a) *
The patient care provider forwards it to the state health administration
health and identity of persons subject to microbiological laboratory testing
result in infections according to Annex 1, point A, infectious diseases,
the presence of poisonings or the presence of their pathogens. The patient caregiver
transmit to the state health administrative body the infections according to Annex 1, point A),
diseases of infectious origin, poisonings for diseases specified in the Ministerial Decree
test result which, despite previous probability, does not
the existence of a specific disease. The state health administration body is defined in Section 4 (1) (d)
for public health, public health or epidemiological purposes
manage your personal identification and health data for as long as and to the extent necessary for the performance of the task, by:
in the case of a test result that indicates the existence of a particular disease in the previous probability
the relevant personal data must be deleted immediately.
(2b) *
If the microbiological laboratory test result is in accordance with
the occurrence of the diseases or pathogens referred to in point B) of Annex
certifies the microbiological examination of the patient with the health data for personal identification
inappropriately to the public health administration.
(2c) *
The patient care provider is subject to supervision as defined in the Ministerial Decree
In the case of the detection of pathogens, the health data shall be transmitted in a non - personally identifiable manner
public health administration.
(3) *
The public health administration body pursuant to paragraphs 1 to 2c
health or personal data - the necessary public health and epidemiological
competent authority and the data concerned
to a public administration body with data processing rights.
(3a) *
The patient care provider for the purpose specified in Section 4 (1) (d),
emergency care in the form, form and content specified in a ministerial decree
(a) patients admitted to an inpatient hospital,
(b) in the event of a rescue supply event which did not take place
health data in a manner unsuitable for reception or personal identification by an inpatient medical institution
to the public health administration.
(3b) *
The data management body specified in the law is § 4 (1) d)
shall be forwarded to the state health administration body for the purpose specified in point
in the specified form and content of the registry
health records of deaths recorded in the electronic registration system of the agencies
data in a non-personally identifiable manner.
(4) Lung care institutions are institutions for the care of tuberculosis and skin and sexually transmitted diseases
in the event of the occurrence of the sexually transmitted diseases listed in Annex I, in view of the risk to other persons,
for the purpose of Section 4 (1), they may communicate with each other the contact details of the data subject
personal identification data include surname and first name, maiden name, and place of residence and stay.
(5) *
(6) *
If affected in order to determine whether HIV
is infected with the virus without prior disclosure of his identity
is not obliged to pass on his / her personal data to the patient care provider.
(7) *
If you suffer from any of the following conditions
or the disease is suspected and infected with domestic or farm animals or wild animals
may be established through such contact, the public health administration shall immediately forward the
the identity and medical data of the data subject according to the place of residence (stay) of the data subject
to the competent food chain inspection body to take the necessary epidemiological measures:
a) anthrax
b) brucellosis
c) lyssa (rabies)
d) injury suspected of being a lyssa infection
(e) avian influenza
f) malleus
g) West Nile fever
h) trichinellosis
(i) tuberculosis
(j) tularaemia.
(8) *
For the purpose of Section 4 (2) (b), the patient care provider is
shall be transmitted by the persons to be vaccinated during the application for and accounting for the vaccine required for age-related vaccination
name and social security number to the public health administration.
(8a) *
The patient caregiver for the purpose of age pursuant to Section 4 (2) (b)
compulsory and voluntary vaccination and to prevent the risk of disease
in the case of vaccinations, the personal data of the vaccinated recipients - in a ministerial decree
also electronically in a specified manner - to the state health administration body.
(9) *
The bodies referred to in paragraphs 3, 7 and 8 shall be provided with the medical certificates handed over to them
and personally identifiable information is necessary for the performance of their task of data management
for a period of 30 years from the start of the processing.
15 / A. § *
The detecting doctor shall immediately forward the
the health and identity of the worker to the health and safety authority, if
(a) an occupational disease as defined in Annex 3 is detected or suspected,
(b) in the context of the pursuit of the occupation of the person concerned
ba) *
exposed to a chemical specified in a ministerial decree,
and the concentration of the substance in the body exceeds the permitted level, and
bb) in the case of noise, hearing loss of 30 dB at 4000 Hz occurs in any ear.
(2) *
The health and safety authority and the occupational health and
health body for the purposes of Section 4 (2) (t), occupational accidents, occupational diseases
and to investigate and record cases of increased exposure to perform the task
manage the employee's personal identification and health data for as long and to the extent necessary.
(3) In order to achieve the objective referred to in paragraph 2, the occupational safety and health authority shall provide the necessary data
forward it to the occupational health and safety authority referred to in paragraph 2.
Data management for public health purposes *
! § 16 *
(1) If the patient concerned (including the fetus) by ministerial decree
congenital anomaly or a rare disease with an ORPHA code (hereinafter:
rare disease), in accordance with Section 4 (1) (b) and (c) and Section 4 (2) (b).
for the purpose of diagnosing the disorder or rare disease, the physician is diagnosing the disorder or rare disease
within 30 days of the detection, the identity and medical details of the data subject,
and, in the case of a minor, the name and address of his or her legal representative as specified in a ministerial decree
to the National Registry of Congenital Disorders.
! 2. Prior to the notification under paragraph 1, the detecting doctor shall verify that
whether the data of the patient concerned in accordance with paragraph (1) are included in the National Congenital Disorders
Register. If the data have not yet been reported, the doctor shall act in accordance with paragraph 1
a. If the inspection reveals that the patient's records are incomplete, the notifier
doctor will supplement them.
! (3) If in the fetus - including spontaneous or induced fetal death, or
stillbirth - a lesion that is a congenital abnormality
or a rare disease, the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 shall be followed by the person concerned
personal data shall mean the data of the pregnant woman.
! 4. The notifying doctor referred to in paragraph 1 and the person caring for the person concerned
nurse works with the National Registry of Congenital Disorders
exploring the causes of congenital malformations and rare diseases
to prevent them, to monitor the treatment of patients.
! (5) The organs of the health care network are Congenital Disorders
At the request of the body maintaining its National Register, Section 4 (1) (b) and (c) and Section 4 (2)
shall be transmitted for the purpose of paragraph 1 (b) with congenital anomalies in their treatment and
health and related personal data related to rare diseases
For the body maintaining the National Register of Congenital Disorders. Congenital Disorders
The National Registry shall keep the data referred to in paragraph (1) for the data subject last
fifty years from the date of the transfer.
! (6) Body maintaining the National Register of Congenital Disorders
provides international data on congenital anomalies and rare diseases.
! (7) Body managing the disease register specified in a ministerial decree (a
hereinafter referred to as the body keeping the register of diseases) in the field under its supervision from the point of view of public health
groups of diseases and benefits of special importance or otherwise with a significant cost burden
and screening (for the purposes of this section, hereinafter together: diseases)
establishes and maintains a register of those diseases
pursuant to Section 4 (1) (a) to (d) and Section 4 (2) (b), (c), (d) and (w)
end. The disease registry can manage the data subject in order to collect the data and generate the contact code
health and mortality data related to the disease, number, sex,
place and date of birth and place of residence or stay.
! 8. The disease registries referred to in paragraph 7 shall be kept in accordance with Article 35 / L. § electronic
established and operated using a disease register. THE
the body keeping the disease register is entitled to 35 / L. § in the electronic disease register
download and manage the stored data in the IT system via the EESC.
! (9) If the patient caregiver is a priority from the point of view of public health for the patient concerned
significant or otherwise significant cost burden in the Ministerial Decree
detects or periodically reviews one of the diseases listed in
for the purposes set out in the Ministerial Decree
identification and medical data related to the detected disease
an electronic register of detected disease, established and operated in accordance with paragraph 7
betegségregiszterbe.
! (10) The health insurance body shall be governed by the Ministerial Decree
the number of patients with TAJ treated with the listed diseases and the number of patients with that disease
transmit the relevant health data to the disease register for the purposes of paragraph 7
for the governing body.
! (11) The Central Statistical Office is listed in the Ministerial Decree
mortality-related health data of deceased sufferers and TAJ of the deceased
number, sex, place and date of birth, and place of residence or stay in accordance with paragraph 7.
for the purposes of this Regulation to the body keeping the register of the disease in question. THE
the body keeping the disease register is the persons registered in the register
deaths, those who do not appear in the register but have died in the disease.
enters your data in the register and not in the register after reconciling the data
deletes the data of registered deceased. With regard to the processing of data of the data subjects, the disease register
the management body shall otherwise act in accordance with paragraphs 13 to 16.
! (12) The body keeping the disease register shall reconcile the data in accordance with paragraphs (9) to (11).
with the data providers referred to in paragraph 1 with regard to the data transmitted.
! (13) The body keeping the disease register is the personal identifier of the same data subject
health and mortality data transmitted in connection with data 35 / L. § contact code
assigned to a connection code generated by the management body. The body keeping the disease register shall be:
personally identifiable information received and processed for the purpose of interconnection after the connection code has been generated
delete immediately.
! In the case referred to in paragraph 13, the formation of the contact code and the
after the deletion of personal data in a case specified by law or by the data subject
with the consent of the body keeping the register of diseases, at the request of the contact code manager
body shall transmit the personal identification number associated with the contact code to the body keeping the disease register
data and TAJ number.
! The provisions of paragraphs 13 and 14 shall not apply if:
a provision of law of the body keeping the disease register or the consent of the person concerned
without the formation of a contact code, is entitled to the number and personal identification data of the TAJ concerned
treatment.
! (16) If the data in the disease register pursuant to paragraph 14 or 15
may be linked to the personal data of the person concerned, the body keeping the disease register shall be entitled to
Access to the health data required for the purposes of paragraph 7 through the EESC.
16 / A. § *
(1) The state health administration body and the territorial nurses
in the Ministerial Decree on care and in the framework of compulsory health insurance
Minister for Health Services for the Prevention and Early Detection of
within the framework of her duties specified in the regulation, the nurse performs targeted screening of the population,
and for the organization of a public health screening - Section 4 (1) (c) and (d) and Section 4
For the purpose of paragraph 2 (b), pending the conclusion of the screening
persons belonging to the target group of the screening test to organize the screening test directly
related health and personal information.
2. Targeted population screening, public health screening and public health screening shall be
screening, which is also a screening non-public health screening
screening of health care providers (hereinafter together: screening)
in order to evaluate and monitor its results - Section 4 (1) c) and d) and Section 4 (2)
for the purpose of paragraph (b) - by the state health administration body with evaluation and monitoring
until the evaluation of the results of the screening has been completed, the
health and identity of persons involved in screening.
(3) In accordance with Section 16 (5), in order to process data for the purpose pursuant to subsection (2)
National Cancer Registry forwards to the state health administration body for public health
for cancers detected in a screening test
health and personal data.
4. In order to process data for the purposes of paragraph 2, the screening officer shall:
the identity of the person who underwent the screening and the
screening health
data and the date of the screening examination shall be forwarded by the state health administration body
for.
16 / B. § *
1. Implantation, removal and removal of hip and knee replacements
further treatment of a patient who has undergone an intervention related to the exchange of
Section 4 (1) (b) and (c) and Section 4 (2) (b), (e) and (w)
headed by a body designated by ministerial decree for the purpose of
and the Knee Joint Endoprosthesis Implant Registry (hereinafter: Prosthesis Registry) is in operation.
(2) The health care provider performing the intervention shall, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (3), transmit the
the following data to the Prosthesis Register specified in the Ministerial Decree:
a) the personal identification data of the patient concerned in accordance with this Act,
(b) Act CLIV of 1997 on Health. Act (hereinafter: Eütv.) 101 / C.
§ (1) b) -f),
(c) the patient’s intervention in connection with the implantation, removal or replacement of the prosthesis;
and his health status as defined in a ministerial decree.
(3) Data for the Prosthesis Register in accordance with paragraph (2)
(a) the non-publicly funded healthcare provider has carried out the intervention referred to in paragraph 1
after 8 days from the dismissal of the person concerned by the healthcare provider
within,
(b) the publicly funded service provider to intervene in accordance with paragraph 1 at the latest
related financing of health services from the Health Insurance Fund
reporting in the Government Decree on the detailed rules of
at the same time
forward.
4. With regard to prostheses referred to in paragraph 1, the data referred to in points (a) and (b) of paragraph 2
Transfer of prosthesis to the Register - according to 22 / B. § connection to the IT interface
at the same time as 22 / B. § to the Central Implant Registry.
(5) The Prosthesis Register shall record the data relating to the person concerned last
fifty years from the date of the transfer
personally identifiable.
! 16 / C. § *
(1) Blood donors involved in the donor plasmapheresis process and
quality and safety of the collection, testing, processing, storage and distribution of human blood and blood components;
in the Ministerial Decree on safety standards and certain technical requirements thereof
maintaining the health status of blood donors permanently excluded from donation as defined in
controllability, as well as to ensure the quality of the plasma taken from the blood donation and plasmapheresis activities
health care provider shall keep records for the purposes of Section 4 (1) (a) and (d).
! 2. The register referred to in paragraph 1 shall contain the following information:
! (a) plasmapheresis from the personal data specified in this Act
the date of birth, TAJ number and sex of the blood donor involved in the procedure,
! (b) the dates of administration of whole blood and plasma and their total number,
! (c) the amount of whole blood and plasma collected per collection and in total,
! (d) the collection, testing, processing, storage and distribution of human blood and blood components
quality and safety standards and certain technical requirements
the fact, reason and reason for the final exclusion from blood donation as defined in Ministerial Decree
the start date of the exclusion.
! (3) A health care provider performing blood donation and plasmapheresis activities a
The data referred to in paragraph 2 shall be transmitted within 24 hours of the administration of whole blood or plasma
National Cross-Donation Authority operated by a state health administration body designated by ministerial decree
and the Donor Exclusion Register (the “Donor Register”).
! (4) The records referred to in paragraph 1 shall be for blood donation and plasmapheresis
the health care provider performing the activity is the state health administration designated in the ministerial decree
using an IT interface operated by a body.
! (5) The Donor Register is the data recorded in the donor plasmapheresis
from the date of the last whole blood or plasma donation
it can be handled in a way that is personally identifiable for thirty years.
Healthcare professional training
! § 17. (1) *
For the purpose of training health professionals, the patient care and (2)
with the consent of the data subject (legal representative) may be present during the treatment
doctor, medical student, health professional, health college student, respectively
student of a health vocational training institution.
(2) In the institutions of the health care network designated for the training of health professionals, the person concerned
(legal representative) under paragraph 1 is not required. That's what it is
the person concerned (legal representative) in the case of an inpatient institution
at the time of referral, in the absence of a referral, immediately prior to admission, to the health care network
in the case of other institutions, it must be informed at the latest before the start of treatment.
Epidemiological studies, analyzes, health care
planning, organization, quality and performance evaluation *
§ 18 *
(1) *
The body responsible for professional quality assessment is Section 4 (2)
for the purposes of point (x), excluding the procedure set out in paragraph 5
to evaluate and improve the quality of health services, health
necessary for the regular review and development of evaluation criteria for services
health data and, without linking to other personally identifiable data, the
to manage the associated TAJ number, gender, date of birth, and zip code. Healthcare
the supply network or the health insurance body at the request of the body responsible for professional quality assessment
provide or provide this information to the body responsible for professional quality assessment
access to data.
(2) *
The body responsible for professional quality assessment shall, in accordance with paragraph 1,
with regard to health data transmitted in connection with personal data relating to the same data subject
immediately forms a contact code after delivery. The contact code for professional quality assessment
responsible body on the basis of the same coding method for all data transmitted under paragraph 1
create. The contact code provides for the patient and for each care event, patient path
non-personally identifiable linking of relevant data. The contact code is not
derived from and cannot be the same as personal data.
(3) *
The body responsible for professional quality assessment is the training of the contact code
personal data received for the purpose of paragraph 1 shall be deleted without delay.
(4) *
The body responsible for professional quality assessment shall be in accordance with paragraph 1
established by other bodies for the purpose of data processing and for the purpose pursuant to Section 4 (2) (x)
databases linked to the personal data referred to in paragraph 1, or
records are deleted immediately after the contact code is generated.
(5) *
Investigation of an individual case for the purposes of Section 4 (2) (x)
the body responsible for quality assessment may, for a period of 5 years after the closure of the investigation,
the health data of the person concerned, as well as the number, sex, date of birth and postal address of the person concerned
ZIP.
18 / A. § *
The body responsible for performance evaluation is Section 4 (2) (y)
may manage the health data of the data subject, as well as the number, sex and date of birth of the data subject
date and postal code for the transmission of data, data management and the formation of the contact code
As set out in paragraphs 1 to 4.
§ 19. (1) *
For the purposes of Section 4 (2) (b) - (c) and (w), the
the Minister responsible for health (hereinafter referred to as the Minister) and the national institute under his authority,
the body responsible for the organization of regional patient pathways, and the state health administration body - its own
for the time and to the extent necessary for the performance of his duties
without linking to other personally identifiable information
the TAJ, gender, date of birth and postal code of the person concerned.
(2) *
The data referred to in paragraph 1 shall be used for the purposes set out therein
the health care network or the public health administration body shall transmit the
bodies referred to in paragraph 1.
Cross - border healthcare within the European Union
to enforce rights to benefits
data handling  *
19 / A. § *
Rights related to cross - border healthcare
for the purpose of Section 4 (2) (zs),
the national contact point for rights to cross-border healthcare
until the provision of the information specified in the Government Decree on the tasks of the body
the name, sex, date of birth, place of residence, place of residence,
data relating to the rights of the person concerned in cross-border healthcare
necessary to validate.
(2) The data indicated in paragraph (1) shall be used for the purpose specified in Section 4 (2) (zs) a
designated to enforce rights related to cross-border healthcare
liaison body to facilitate access to healthcare
forward it to the state health administration body or the health insurance body.
(3) The state health administration body and the health insurance body for the purpose referred to in subsection (2)
may manage the data of the data subject in accordance with paragraph 1 until the healthcare is organized.
19 / B. § *
Health without a financing contract
provider provides compulsory health insurance in the framework of cross-border healthcare
on care provided to an EU patient under the
monthly, until the 15th day following the month in question, in an unidentifiable manner - the following information
provides the public health administration body with:
(a) the number of patients treated in the Union, broken down by nationality,
(b) the number of healthcare services used by patients in the Union by healthcare providers and operational
in accordance with the Ministerial Decree on the registration of their license and the health professional register
broken down by form of care,
(c) the professions for which the healthcare provider is licensed and the medical care provided
number of care cases according to interventions.
Data management for statistical purposes
§ 20. (1) *
Health data of the data subject for statistical purposes - paragraphs 2 to 3
may be handled in a way that is not personally identifiable.
(2) The health and personal data of the data subject for statistical purposes
personally identifiable with the written consent of the data subject.
(3) *
In the case of live births and deaths, the place of birth or death
through the competent registrar to the Central Statistical Office in accordance with
§ (2) c) is a person born alive or dead
health and personal data must be provided. Related to birth or death
In the course of its obligation to report incidents for the purpose of registration of events, the patient care provider may become acquainted with them
and transmitted in the event of a live birth to the child’s parents, in the event of death to the surviving spouse, registered
personal identification data of the spouse. The Central Statistical Office of the personally identifiable information they have
shall be deleted immediately after processing for statistical purposes and the transmission of data pursuant to paragraph 3a
thereafter, you may only process health data in a non-personally identifiable manner.
(3a) *
The Central Statistical Office shall be one of the data referred to in paragraph 3
health and personal identification data related to death - Section 4 (1) (c) and (d)
to the public health administration. The State Health Administration
personally identifiable data transmitted to it for statistical purposes
shall be deleted immediately after processing or anonymisation.
(4) *
In order to comply with the international reporting obligation, the
health policy decisions, health care planning and organization, a
monitoring of public health indicators and the enforcement of quality and safety requirements
by the health care network and the health insurance body
the range of non-personally identifiable sectoral, professional data collected and managed by the
the order of data management and data transmission shall be determined by the Minister.
(5) *
Data collected by the health insurance body for financing purposes
may be handled in a non-personally identifiable manner for the purpose of and in accordance with paragraph 4
may be transmitted in a specified manner.
(5a) *
Data collected by the health insurance body for financing purposes
for unique identification for the Central Statistical Office - on official statistics
2016 CLV. Preliminary verification of the statistical purpose in accordance with Section 28 of the Act (hereinafter: Stt.)
shall be transmitted free of charge for statistical purposes on the basis of
They can be used for statistical purposes by the Central Statistical Office. The range of data received and the
detailed rules for data collection can be found in Stt. In the cooperation agreement specified in § 28
to be fixed.
(6) *
The health care network in the Statistics Act
in order to fulfill its specific data collection tasks, it is managed by the population movement data supply
data falling within the scope of
Data management for scientific research
§ 21. (1) *
For the purposes of scientific research, the head of the institution or the
with the permission of the Data Protection Officer may be consulted on the data stored, but it is scientific
The communication shall not contain health or personal data in such a way that the
the identity of the person concerned can be established. Not about scientific data stored
a copy may be made, including personally identifiable information.
2. The persons accessed to the stored data pursuant to paragraph 1, the purpose of the access
and a record of the date shall be kept. The mandatory retention period is 10 years.
(3) *
The refusal of a research application shall be refused by the head of the institution or the
the Data Protection Officer shall give reasons in writing. If the application is refused, the requesting court
occur. To initiate legal proceedings and to conduct proceedings concerning the right to information self - determination and
the Freedom of Information Act in the event of a denial of a request for access to data of public interest
its rules of procedure shall apply.
Data management of social security administrations
§ 22. (1) *
The Social Security Administration and the Health Insurance
In that case, it may be forwarded to the Ministry responsible for the operation of the Fund (hereinafter: the Ministry)
health and personal data,
if *
the)   *
determination of the social security benefits due to the person concerned,
necessary for the disbursement of funds and is based on the state of health,
(b) the management of social security fund managers and social security benefits
justified in order to control the disbursement of
c) *
to fulfill the objectives set out in Section 4 (2) (g)
required.
(2) *
Health and personal information is covered by Social Security
administrative bodies and the Ministry only by establishing and paying the benefit, the
he is responsible for conducting inspections, health insurance medical examinations and remedial activities
employee, and is entrusted with the performance of a task pursuant to Section 4 (2) (g)
your co-worker can handle it.
(3) *
Inspections by social security administrations
social security bodies only with higher health professional qualifications
the relevant connected health and safety officer
personally identifiable information.
(4) *
(5) *
The Social Security Administration and the Ministry - Section 4 (2)
for the purpose set out in point (g) of
(a) the healthcare provider, the recipient of the healthcare service, the referrer (the service provider);
data for the identification of a doctor - according to a separate legal act,
(b) in addition to point (a), the number of TAJs receiving public health services, their access to public health care
in the case of eligibility, the number of the public health care card,
c) *
for the diagnosis of the health care user
health services provided (including foods for special nutritional needs,
and prescription drugs) the name and code of the healthcare service used
related health data.
(6) *
The data referred to in paragraph 5 shall be provided by the health insurance body
for a period of 30 years from the date on which it is entered in the register
proceedings have been instituted in the case in question, it may be dealt with until the date on which the case is closed. After that the
data must be deprived of the possibility of personal identification.
22 / A. § *
(1) For the purpose of health care pursuant to Section 4 (2) (v)
There is a Disease Register maintained by order of the Minister responsible.
(2) The Register of Diseases shall be established, operated and evaluated by the State Health Administration
data received.
(3) The safe and economical supply of medicines and medical devices and the distribution of medicines
XCVIII of 2006 on the general rules of pursuant to Section 26 (3a) of the Act, based on effectiveness
with a medical device treated or subsidized with a subsidized volume contract
performance-based grant volume contract
to assess the effectiveness of a medicinal product or medical device supported under
with the necessary state of health and therapy involving the use of these preparations and devices
non-personally identifiable data generated from related health and personal data
it is forwarded to the Health Register by the health insurance body with a contact code. Health insurance
body for the transmission of data to the Register of Diseases by health care providers
detailed rules for the financing of services by the Health Insurance Fund
uses the data reported in accordance with the Government Decree on
(4) The Health Registry shall send the health data sent
in a way that is not personally identifiable. The contact code is provided by the patient being treated, each
supply events, including the ordering of the medicinal product, medical device and in paragraph 3
produced in a specified manner,
concatenation of non-personally identifiable data. The connection code is designed to
which precludes the decryption of personal data from the code. The health insurance body is
after transferring data, it deletes data that it does not handle for other purposes.
(5) Non-personally identifiable health data collected in the Disease Register
in an aggregated way, you can learn about the particular drug through the state health administration
marketing authorization holder or for scientific purposes only
for the purpose of statistical analysis, a research institution, as set out in its data management regulations.
Central implant register *
22 / B. § *
(1) CLIV Act 1997 on Health. Act 101 / C. § (1)
with the exception of implant implantation
and the replacement of the affected person undergoing further medical treatment, health status
tracking, quick response to an unexpected event, and implantable medical devices
to the Central Implant Registry for the purpose of
the health insurance body operating the central implant register after the transmission of the
forms a contact code for personal data. The contact code is for health insurance
shall be established by the body on the basis of the same coding method for all personally identifiable information, so that a
do not allow the decryption of personal data and for all the same patient
data transfer - regardless of the health care provider performing the intervention - is the same relationship
code.
(2) *
The contact code referred to in paragraph 1 shall be provided by the health insurance body
sends the register to the leading healthcare provider via an IT application operated by it.
The contact code is provided in the medical documentation - as part of this
separately in the final report
- need to indicate.
(3) The body designated to perform official tasks related to medical devices shall be
for the performance of official tasks related to medical devices
you can find out non-personally identifiable information with a contact code in the implant register.
(4) The health insurance body is stored in the central implant register for personal identification
unsuitable data with a contact code, upon request within 8 days or if the persons wearing the implant
provide, without delay, electronic health information necessary to protect the health of
public administration body and the body responsible for professional quality assessment.
(5) To the healthcare provider containing the contact code indicated in the patient documentation
at the request of the health insurance body of the data stored in the central implant register
provide a health information electronically without delay with a contact code
implant intervention previously performed on a person treated by the provider.
(6) If there is an urgent need or a dangerous condition for the person wearing the implant
necessary to prevent or remedy it, and the latest implantation care
health care provider has ceased to exist without a legal successor or the medical documentation is not or significant
delayed, medical devices related to medical devices
The body designated to perform the tasks may become acquainted with the Eütv. 101 / C. § (1) a)
data in order to contact and inform the data subject in order to protect his or her health
necessary actions.
(7) Data stored in the central implant register for a period of 50 years from the last data transmission to the data subject
should be deleted.
22 / C. § *
Medical experts, rehabilitation and social experts
body, the rehabilitation authority and some social
Data management of the body responsible for determining benefits *
22 / D. § *
Aid in kind for pregnant women
to verify the eligibility conditions and to provide support to the target group of the program
entitled to care for the active age, or with such a person
the natural identity and social security number of a pregnant woman living in a family
family and child welfare services at the addressee's place of residence and the social maintenance duties of the state
the body designated in the Government Decree is entitled to manage it, the body keeping the register of these data
based on your data. In applying this section, family under social administration and social
III of 1993 on benefits. The provisions of Section 4 (1) (c) of the Act shall be understood.
22 / E. § *
(1) *
Medical experts, rehabilitation and social experts
body, rehabilitation authority, district (capital district) office acting in its social field (a
hereinafter referred to as the district office), and for the forensic expert, the health insurance body in that
transmit the health and personal data provided for in paragraph 3, if necessary
to the social security or social benefits or benefits due to the person concerned
necessary to establish or verify his entitlement on the basis of his state of health
necessary for the performance of its activities, its expert activities. Medical experts, rehabilitation,
or social expert body, rehabilitation authority, district office, judiciary
expert data not available from the health insurance body in accordance with paragraph 3
You can contact your doctor for To locate and transfer data to your doctor
the provisions of Section 23 (1) and (2) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the obligation.
(2) *
Health and personal information is provided exclusively by
medical expert, rehabilitation or social expert body, rehabilitation authority, district
may be managed by an employee of the office entrusted with the performance of the expert activity and the assessment of the professional matter.
(3) *
The body of medical experts, rehabilitation and social experts,
rehabilitation authority, the district office, the forensic expert in accordance with Section 4 (2) (f)
or for the purpose specified in the law applicable to its activity
(a) the healthcare provider, the recipient of the healthcare service, the referrer (the service provider);
data for the identification of a doctor - according to a separate legal act,
b) in addition to the provisions of point a), the number of people receiving the healthcare,
c) the diagnosis of the recipient of the health care service, the health care service provided to him or her
(including medicine, medical aid and special nutritional needs
formula), the name, code,
if the data referred to in points (a) to (c) is an activity within the meaning of paragraph 1, an expert activity
are related to the order.
(4) *
The data referred to in paragraph 3 shall be provided by medical experts, rehabilitators and
social expert body, rehabilitation authority, district office from the beginning of data processing 5
treats for years. If legal proceedings have been instituted in a case involving data processing, the medical experts,
rehabilitation or social expert body, rehabilitation authority, the district office of the data on the case
for more than five years until the date of its final termination. The data must then be destroyed.
(5) *
The forensic expert shall provide the information referred to in paragraph 3 to the forensic
in accordance with the rules set out in the Expert Activity Act.
(5) *
By way of derogation from paragraph 4, the provisions of paragraph 3, a
data forming part of the register of benefits for disabled persons a
rehabilitation authority on benefits for disabled persons and amendments to certain laws
CXCI of 2011. during the period specified in Section 21 (7) of the Act.
Data transfer is a body outside the health care network
to request or request data *
§ 23. (1) *
At the request or in writing of the following bodies:
the doctor treating the treatment and the health insurance body of the health and safety officer concerned
may be handled by law by the requesting or requesting body, necessary for identification
provide your personal data to the requesting or requesting body. In the inquiry
or a request for information in accordance with Section 4 (4) shall indicate the health and
personal data, including data
which are available based on the findings recorded by the healthcare provider. THE
The requesting or requesting authorities may be:
the)  *
in criminal matters, the court, the prosecutor's office, the investigating authority, the preparatory
procedural body, forensic expert, civil and non-litigious and administrative
in administrative matters, the administrative authority, the public prosecutor's office, the court, the forensic expert,
(b) the bodies conducting the infringement proceedings,
c) *
in the case of a potential conscript and conscript, the capital and
district (capital district) office of the county government office, the military administrative and
its central data-processing body and the Military Medical Competence Committee,
(d) National Security Services, Act CXXV of 1995 on National Security Services. law
in order to perform certain tasks, within the scope of the mandate given therein,
e) *
the military administration and central data processor of the Hungarian Armed Forces
the deployment of trained reservists for peacetime military service and the training of trained
on the national defense and the Hungarian Armed Forces
within the scope specified by law,
f) *
an ongoing ethical process against the healthcare worker
the conduct of the proceedings is a chamber body with competence and competence,
g) *
internal crime prevention and control as defined in the Police Act
law enforcement agencies and counter-terrorism bodies in the law
in order to perform certain tasks, within the scope of the mandate given therein,
h) *
during the autopsy, the doctor performing the autopsy,
i) *
air, rail and waterway accidents and other transportation
in the law on the professional investigation of incidents, as well as in civil aviation
on the investigation and prevention of accidents and incidents and repealing Directive 94/56 / EC
Regulation (EU) No 996/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 October 2010
during a specific technical examination by the traffic safety body.
(2) *
In the request or request for data, the exact purpose of the data processing and the
the range of data requested must be indicated.
(3) *
XXXIV of 1994 on the Police. in Section 69 (3) of Act no
CXXII of 2010 on the National Tax and Customs Office. in Section 58 (3) of the Act
or Act XC of 2017 on Criminal Procedure. specified in Section 262 (3) of Act no
In the case of a request for data pursuant to Art
to comply with a request for data on processed health and personal data.
(4) *
If the health data is out of line during the death examination
need,
the)  *
in criminal matters, the prosecutor's office, the investigating authority and the preparatory body
the body conducting the proceedings in a case of intolerance,
(b) in the course of official proceedings relating to extraordinary death, in order to exclude data relating to a criminal offense
acting authority
the request or request for information under paragraph 1 may be made by short notice, the doctor shall
fulfills a data request out of line.
23 / A. § *
(1) Under the NER, the World Health Organization is the NER contact person
the national NER information center at the request of the national health or safety authority
health and personal data processed in the public interest in the field of epidemiology; and
telephone contact with the requester
for a public health epidemic of international concern
to the extent strictly necessary to prevent or treat it, if the request is made expressly
focuses on this data.
In the absence of a request under paragraph 1, or if the request is for health and safety purposes
personal data and telephone contact, the national NER
information center has an international dimension in the implementation of Articles 6, 7 and 9 of the NER
necessary to prevent or deal with a public health emergency
to the extent that it provides health and personal information and telephone contact to
For the NER Contact Center of the World Health Organization.
(3) The National NER Information Center is the NER Contact Point of the World Health Organization
provided by another data controller or in accordance with the requirements of the NER reporting system
inform the a. of the health and personal data and telephone contact information provided by the
A body involved in the implementation of the NER, if required by a public health epidemiological authority
necessary to take action.
§ 24. *
When providing medical care to a data subject for the first time, if the data subject:
suffered an injury that healed more than one day and the injury is presumably the result of a crime, your doctor
report the identity of the person concerned to the police without delay.
(2) *
(3) When a minor is affected for the first time in health care - child protection and guardianship
XXXI of 1997 on the administration of also with regard to Section 17 of the Act - the health care provider
the authorized doctor of the healthcare provider is responsible according to the location of the healthcare provider
notify the child welfare service immediately if
(a) the injury or illness of the child is presumed to be the result of abuse or neglect,
b) acquires from circumstances indicating abuse or neglect of the child in the course of health care
ignored.
(4) *
For the purposes of the supply of data as referred to in paragraphs 1 and 3, the data subject shall:
the consent of the person otherwise entitled to the data is not required.
§ 25 *
Health and identification data of administrative authority
procedure or for the institutional placement and care of the data subject may be forwarded if
necessary to enforce the rights or fulfill the obligations of the data subject.
§ 26 If the health data of the data subject also affects another person, the health and personal identity
the written consent of this third party (legal representative) must be obtained for the transfer of data.
Consent is not required in cases under Section 13, Section 20 (3) and Section 23 (1) (a)
by being sexually transmitted to a third party in civil proceedings
disease - health data cannot be released.
§ 27 Health data that is not suitable for personal identification may be transmitted without time and area restrictions.
Recording of health and personal data
§ 28. (1) The health and medical care taken from the person concerned for the purpose of medical treatment
personal data and their transmission shall be recorded. On the transfer of data
The record shall contain the recipient, method, date and date of the transmission
the range of data transmitted.
(2) The means of registration may be any data storage device or method that provides data in accordance with § 6
protection.
(3) *
Admitted by the treating physician or by another patient caregiver
a record of health data and its own related activities and measures
create. The record is part of the record.
Section 29 (1) The patient care provider shall register
(a) the persons concerned who have been or are likely to be affected by the
suffer from an infectious disease in accordance with Annex. In this context, obviously
to be kept for preventive medication, screening, epidemiological surveillance, a
persons subject to epidemiological control, epidemiological quarantine,
b) persons required to be vaccinated,
(c) those who are drug users, drug users or others of a similar nature
an addictive substance is used.
Persons referred to in paragraph 1 (a) and vaccinated shall be:
also recorded by an medical officer.
3. Health and identity data of persons referred to in paragraph 1 (c)
should be stored separately.
4. The general practitioner shall keep a record of the medical history of the person concerned registered with him or her.
all health data.
(5) The pharmacist shall keep a register of persons who have used drugs on prescription.
§ 30. (1) *
Health documentation - imaging diagnostics
with the exception of paragraph 7, the recordings made by the procedure and the findings made therefrom
for at least 30 years from the date of data collection, the final report shall be kept for at least 50 years. Mandatory registration
after a period of treatment or
in the interests of scientific research, where appropriate, data may continue to be recorded. If the
no further registration is justified, with the exception of paragraph 3, the register shall be destroyed.
(2) *
An image was taken using an imaging diagnostic procedure from the time it was taken
shall be retained for a period of 10 years from the date of the recording.
(3) *
Where medical documentation is of scientific significance
shall be handed over to the competent archives after the mandatory registration period.
(4) *
In the event of termination of the dossier without a legal successor, the
with the exception of paragraph
(a) health records of scientific importance to the archives referred to in paragraph 3,
b) *
other medical documentation to a body designated by the Government
to be handed over.
(5) *
If the dossier is terminated without a successor in title, but
the tasks previously performed by him are performed by another body,
(a) medical expenses incurred during the ten years preceding the date of termination of the dossier
documentation by the body performing the task,
b) medical documentation not handed over pursuant to point a) in accordance with § 30
Shall be handed over to the controller referred to in paragraph 4 (b).
(6) *
The archives not destroyed or referred to in paragraph 2
the provisions of this Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the medical records submitted.
(6a) *
In the proceedings of the Patient, Care and Child Rights Representative
documentation, including health and personal identification data, generated by
referred to in paragraph 4 (b) upon completion of the
to the body referred to in
(7) *
Medicine, medical aids and medical care
the supplier or provider of paper-based prescriptions or, when redeeming an electronic prescription, the
under the Regulation on the prescription and dispensing of medicinal products for human use
keep a printed certificate of expenditure for 5 years, provided that if it is not included in the operational
the issuance of a prescription medicine by a person authorized to prescribe a medicinal product in a State
the foreign prescription on which it is based is returned, a copy of the prescription must be kept and the fact of
shall be indicated on the original of the prescription. Medical aid in a specialty store is such
in the case of a medical device with a delivery time of more than 5 years, the paper - based prescription; and
the retention period of the certificate of issue is the same as the time of issue. After the mandatory retention period is paper-based
receipts and certificates of expenditure shall be destroyed.
(7a) *
The medicine is a medical device that can be sold in a pharmacy
35 / B. § connected to the server, records in the EESC a paper-based and
details of the prescription used. The EDPS operator shall provide data on each prescription from the time the prescription is revoked,
30 years after its use or at the end of its period of use.
(7b) *
The server of the medicine, medical aid during the storage period
is entitled to request data on prescriptions issued and served by the EESC.
(8) *
In order to retain data, it must be ensured at all times that
media shall remain readable or in a readable state under the specified technical conditions
be.
(9) *
The body referred to in paragraph 4 (b) shall process data
enter into a contract with a body designated by decree of the Government
(a) in paragraph 4 (b),
(b) in paragraph 5 (b),
(c) in paragraph 6a; and
d) by government decree
on the placement and processing of specific health records.
§ 31. (1) Incorrect health data in the health documentation
- after the data have been recorded, be corrected or deleted so that the data were originally recorded
be identifiable.
(2) The data controller shall make a certified copy of the registered data and health documentation if
this is the data security or the physical protection of the stored data, or the communication of data required by this Act
obligation. Regarding the data content of the certified copy in § 6
provisions shall apply.
§ 32. (1) The health and personal identifier within the health care institution
the head of the institution handling the data is responsible for the protection of data and the preservation of the register.
(2) In the course of the activities of the head of the institution
a) ensure compliance with data protection rules,
b) *
controls data controllers and data processors with data management, and
activities related to data processing,
(c) initiate new developments in the field of data protection and data security
use of technologies and tools,
d) *
provided by data management and data processing personnel
data management education,
e) *
in the case of scientific research [21. § (1)] authorizes the
access to medical records,
f) *
g) *
appoint the Data Protection Officer,
monitor the activities of the Data Protection Officer,
h) ensure the preparation of the institution's data protection regulations,
(i) decide on the continued storage of the recorded data after the mandatory registration period, or
Destruction.
(3) *
The activities referred to in points (a) to (e) of paragraph 2 shall be subject to data protection
may also be provided by an official.
(4) *
32 / A. § *
Medical and personal identification taken for medical treatment
electronically managed by a publicly funded healthcare provider
the data processing organization performing the contract data processing in connection with the register
upon termination of the data processing contract, the data controller shall be obliged to receive the data file received from the healthcare provider
returned free of charge electronically in accordance with the instructions of the data controller.
III. chapter
§ 33 *
An institution or body outside the healthcare network or
a person (hereinafter: non - medical institution) to the extent necessary for the performance of his or her duties in accordance with Article 4.
§ may handle health and personal data for the purposes of
(2) It may be handled by a non-medical institution for the accommodation or care of the data subject
all health and personal data relating to the data subject which are
necessary for institutional placement and care.
(3) For the data management of a non-healthcare institution - Articles 34-35. With the derogations provided for in § II.
The provisions of this Chapter shall apply mutatis mutandis.
§ 34. (1) In the case of a non-healthcare institution - in addition to the patient care - a data controller by the head of the institution
may be a person entrusted with data management and exercising official authority according to special legislation.
(2) It may record health data specified in Section 5 (1)
beyond persons
! the)    *
in the field of pre-school education, school education with pre-school education,
related to school maturity, training obligation, school career suitability
in case of performing examinations (Annex 2), a member of the pedagogical professional service institution,
(b) in the case of a conscript, the determination of military medical fitness (Annex 2)
member of the Executive Committee and the Chief Medical Officer of the Auxiliary Command.
§ 35. In a non-health care institution, the data controller became aware of a doctor during its operation
shall be bound by professional secrecy. The data controller is exempted from the obligation of confidentiality pursuant to Section 7 (2)
cases.
III / A. Chapter *
Electronic healthcare service space *
! 35 / A. § *
(1) It shall be operated by a body designated by a decree of the Government
cooperation between the EESC and the IT systems of the health care network
insurer, in this Act or in a ministerial decree issued on the basis of the authorization of this Act
health sector information technology implementing specific central electronic services
tasks related to the operation of the system.
! In addition to the provisions of paragraph 1, the operator shall ensure that:
other data transmission services through the EESC as defined by law.
! 3. In addition to the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2, the operator shall be concerned
other data storage and transmission through the EESC
provide services.
! 35 / B. § *
(1) *
Through its IT system licensed to the EESC
is required to join
(a) issued by a public health administration for the provision of health care
an authorized healthcare provider who submits a financing report or
obliged to provide electronic data,
b) the pharmacy,
c) the state ambulance service,
d) a public administration body and other organization specified by a decree of the Minister.
2. Data controllers in the healthcare network other than those referred to in paragraph 1 shall be referred to the
under the conditions laid down in a decree of the Minister.
3. The services of the EGCC shall be provided on the direct access interface provided by the operator and
and a data controller connected pursuant to paragraphs (2) (hereinafter: connected data controller)
can also be accessed through its IT system. The direct access interface
All natural persons who have joined are required to register in order to use it
data controllers or the EESC on its own behalf.
! (4) *
Among healthcare providers required to join the EESC
in the case of data exchange between IT systems, health data shall be limited to
It can be transmitted via EESC.
! (5) *
A data controller connected via his IT system is just that
you can connect to the EESC using an IT system issued by the operator
license. The connected data controller is fully obliged to provide data to the EESC
ensure that the requirements for joining the EESC are met during its term.
! (6) *
The IT system referred to in paragraph 5 shall be provided by the EESC upon request
if it is able to cooperate with the EESC and to
the connected data controller in relation to the EESC as defined in this Act
fulfill its obligations, or
exercise their rights.
! (7) *
The Minister shall determine by decree the provisions of paragraph (6)
conditions necessary to meet the requirements.
! (8) *
The ESRB operator shall verify the obligation under paragraph 1
and that the healthcare provider required to join the EESC is through the EESC
fulfills its reporting obligations.
35 / C. § *
1. The EESC shall be set up in accordance with Article 35 / B. § (3)
the identification of a natural person (hereinafter: EESZT user) is performed by the operator when using EESZT
a. Data accessible through the ERA by connected data controllers as well as by EGTC users
the scope of services in accordance with the legal provisions on the processing of the data concerned
may be restricted by the operator.
2. The operator shall identify the EuSEF user and the lawfulness of the data processing through the EJN.
maintain a uniform identification and entitlement management register for control and enforcement purposes.
(3) *
Identification and authorization management records
a) contains the user's personal identification data, address,
(b) be included in the basic and operational register of persons holding a medical qualification
in the case of an ESRP user, its basic registration number,
c) may include the user's e-mail address, telephone number,
d) contains the rights established for the user.
Identification and entitlement management records with health professional qualifications
Users in the basic and operational registers of
of the basic and operational data of persons with health professional qualifications
from the register.
35 / D. § *
1. The operator shall process data through the EESC
in order to verify the lawfulness of personal data and to inform the data subject
keep records of the management of
the)   *
the date and sex of birth of the person concerned and the number of TAJ or its
in the absence of other funding for health services from the Health Insurance Fund
(hereinafter referred to as "other identifier"),
b) the name of the data processing EEMP user,
c) the date of the data processing operation,
(d) the legal basis of the processing operation; and
(e) the definition of the personal data processed.
2. The period for which the data referred to in paragraph 1 shall be kept in the register shall be 25 years.
3. The operator shall, as soon as possible after the submission of the application, but not later than 25 days
at the request of the data subject, containing his surname and forename and TAJ number
in the form of a direct access interface for data subjects or in writing on paper
provide information on the data of the data subject registered in accordance with paragraph 1.
(4) *
A paper-based data request is a reimbursement of costs according to Section 7 (3)
may be subject to payment. Reimbursement of data requests issued in electronic form
cannot be linked to payment.
(5) *
35 / E. § *
(1) *
The head of the operator is under the supervision of the general
appoint a Data Protection Officer in accordance with Article 37 (5) of the Data Protection Regulation, who
with regard to the services of the EESC in Article 39 of the General Data Protection Regulation, and a
Tasks set out in paragraphs 2 and 3.
(2) *
The Data Protection Officer from the connected controllers and the EESC
request data, documents or information from users. The requested data, document or
information shall be made available to the Data Protection Officer out of turn, but no later than five working days
made.
(3) *
The Data Protection Officer
(a) the detection of a breach of legal provisions or security regulations or a data protection incident
in the event of its termination, and
(b) in the absence of cooperation pursuant to paragraph 2, invite the connected controller concerned to cooperate.
(4) *
In the event of the failure of a call pursuant to paragraph 3, the
data protection officer to the supervisory body and maintainer of the connected data controller
and shall notify the disciplinary authority in the event of a disciplinary action
authority.
Central event catalog *
35 / F. § *
(1) A 35 / B. § (1) a) connected data controller a
In order to make it available for the purposes set out in Section 4 (1) (a) - (c), the EESC
provide the operator with the following information on the data subject he manages:
the)   *
the number of the TAJ concerned or, failing that, another identifier, date of birth
time, sex, nationality in the case of a prescription and a referral transmitted by the EESC in the prescription and a referral
other personal data contained in the data subject
IDE-qualified identifier,
(b) the indication, type, date and duration of the supply event and in a ministerial decree
other particulars and documents specified in
(c) the designation of the healthcare provider providing the care event, its identifier in the EESC and the
the EESC identifier of the person providing or contributing to the care.
(2) The operator is entitled to process the data through the services provided through the EGTC
provides user access in a systematic way
(a) the information specified in paragraph 1; and
(b) the data subject 's data stored in the IT systems of the connected controllers; and
additional data made available.
(3) The data pursuant to this section shall be kept by the operator for 5 years after the death of the person concerned
in accordance with the legislation on documentation.
(4) The person concerned is entitled to 35 / H. § in its declaration of self-determination to prohibit that a
the data subject pursuant to paragraph 1 in accordance with paragraph 2
to enjoy.
Master data register *
35 / G. § *
(1) Health specified by decree of the Minister
registers belonging to the sector or their data specified in a ministerial decree
the registrar shall have access, either through or through the EESC, as derived data
provides the data of the register to those entitled to access them by law. For register data
The provision of access through the EESC shall not affect the statutory management of the register
obligation to provide access to the register by other means.
2. If a register referred to in paragraph 1 is available through the EESC, to that register
or related to the provision of access to healthcare
in the context of its activities, it may not claim that the data entered in the register are not
He presented. Until proven otherwise, the good faith of a person who:
acted in accordance with the register.
Register of self-determination *
! 35 / Mon. § *
(1) *
The affected is through the EESC by the Government in a decree
electronic system designated by the designated body keeping the register of self-determination
on the form, through the identification service provided by the Government
electronically, or at a body designated by the Government or at the government window
in person or through a proxy, in writing, with the content specified in paragraph 3
contributing to or processing personal health and related personal data under this Act
including access to the data stored in the EESC, and
authorization to redeem prescriptions issued in the name of the person concerned (hereinafter
declaration of self-determination).
2. If the person concerned does not make a declaration of self-determination through the EESC, the body receiving the declaration shall
shall take minutes and shall, without delay, but from receipt of the statement or personal statement,
within one working day of the declaration referred to in paragraph 4
with appropriate data content, electronically systematized by the body keeping the register of self-determination
forward it to the body keeping the register of self-determination on a form.
(3) The notification under paragraph (1) and the register of self-determination
included:
! the)   *
if he wishes to give a power of attorney to make a declaration of self - determination,
The authorization referred to in paragraph 1,
b) the number of the TAJ making the declaration of self-determination,
(c) an indication of the health data for which the declaration of self-determination is made
and a declaration of self - determination concerning that health data, and
(d) in the case of a declaration of self-determination made in accordance with paragraph 2, the making of the declaration
place.
(4) If, in respect of a declaration of rights under paragraph (1), legislation is in writing or complete
requires registration in a private document of probative value, registered in the register of self-determination
legal declaration fulfills this requirement.
(5) *
The body keeping the register of self-determination
(a) for the connected controller and the EuSEF user in order to be able to establish
whether the data subject is entitled to process his or her health data,
(b) competent to verify or establish the lawfulness of data processing
authority or court to verify the lawfulness of the processing on the basis of an enforceable decision
in order to
based on the number of the TAJ concerned, the EESC provides data on the self-determination of the person concerned
statements. The information shall be provided in such a way that the health or
related personal data that is not necessary for the purpose of data processing, its existence
or its absence cannot be inferred.
35 / I. § *
(1) Entries in the register of self-determination for the data subject
shall be irretrievably deleted 5 years after the death of the person concerned.
(2) Unless proven otherwise, the good faith of the EGCC user shall be presumed if he is entered in the register of self-determination.
acting on the basis of a registered declaration. The EESC user cannot claim to be self-determined
does not know the declaration of self-determination registered in the register.
(3) The person concerned - 35 / H. § (1) - before your doctor
is entitled to make a written declaration in which it is registered in the register of self-determination
may occasionally waive the restriction for the treating physician. In this case, it is the doctor
The EESC shall record the fact, date and content of the declaration.
(4) The legal representative or proxy of the data subject is self-determined on behalf of the data subject
to make, amend or withdraw a declaration in accordance with Article 35 / H. § (2)
as specified, or on paper basis at the government window.
Health profile *
35 / J. § *
(1) The attending physician of the person concerned or, in the absence thereof, his or her general practitioner
and the state blood supply service for its blood group, Section 4 (1) a) -c)
made available to authorized persons for the purposes set out in
In order to do so, the EESC shall record, in relation to the data subject it manages, in accordance with this Act
personal identification data, the number of the TAJ concerned or, failing that, another identifier, birth
time, gender, as well as the health status, medical history and certain interventions of the person concerned
(hereinafter referred to as ‘health profile’).
(2) Data recorded in the health profile are irreparably recoverable 5 years after the death of the data subject
it has to be deleted.
(3) For the EESC user entitled to access the data from the health profile register
only for a person individually identified by a TAJ number or, failing that, by another identifier
data can be transmitted.
4. The data subject shall be entitled to prohibit the data referred to in paragraph 1 from being
your doctor or the state blood supply service.
(5) *
The person concerned may request it in writing in the health profile register
correction of the data recorded within 30 days of becoming aware of the incorrect data
from the registrant’s doctor under paragraph 1, the public blood supply or the operator.
Register of health records within the EESC *
35 / Tues § *
(1) The connected controller shall be obliged by the operator through the EESC
substantive and formal requirements laid down by decree of the Minister
in an appropriate manner - to those entitled to inspect the medical records in accordance with Section 4 (1).
for the purpose set out in points (a) to (d) of paragraph 1, in order to have access to the documents concerned through the EESC,
send the following documents generated during health care:
1. final report issued in inpatient specialist care,
2. an outpatient certificate issued in outpatient care,
3. histological and pathological findings,
4. laboratory findings,
5. findings of imaging diagnostic services,
6. surgical descriptions.
The connected controller may also fulfill its obligation under paragraph 1 by:
shall make the information available to the EESC in the manner laid down in the Ministerial Decree
documentation of health
in the system of the service provider if compliance with the technical requirements is
as specified in the decree of the Minister.
3. The documents sent pursuant to paragraph 1 shall be communicated by the operator - in order to ensure the health
entitled to inspect the documentation in accordance with § 4
For the purposes set out in points (a) to (d) of paragraph 1, the documents
It maintains a register through the EESC, which contains
the)  *
the number of the TAJ concerned or, failing that, another identifier, date of birth
time, gender,
(b) the data needed to identify the producer of the health document,
(c) a description of the health document which does not contain information on the state of health of the person concerned,
(d) the information required for access to the medical document; and
(e) the health records referred to in paragraph 1.
Electronic disease register *
35 / L. § *
1. The operator shall, on the basis of an agreement concluded with him,
may provide bodies keeping a register of disease - related data with:
they may keep the register electronically through the EESC (hereinafter referred to as the "electronic disease register").
(2) The data submitted to the electronic disease register through the EESC shall be
immediately to the body designated by the Government (hereinafter for the purposes of this Chapter:
contact code body), which is the same as in the electronic disease registers
provided by the connected data controllers for the secure storage of data relating to the data subject
with regard to personal data, immediately after the transfer, in the manner specified in this Section,
forms a contact code for each data subject.
(3) The contact code cannot be derived from personal data and contains it at random
established, unique element. The connection code must be created in such a way that it excludes the data subject
decrypt or link your personally identifiable information from the code, but provide it to the data subject
non-personally identifiable linking of relevant health data. The contact code
the management body may not transmit the coding method, no
you may disclose it and not make it available to others.
! (4) *
The organ managing the contact code was forwarded to the disease registry
data after depriving the contact code of the personal identification data, the contact
forwarded by the EESC to the body keeping the disease register. THE
the health record contained in the electronic disease registers
records by contact code.
(5) *
The operator only in cases specified by law or
matching the contact code with the TAJ number
provide the health or personal identification data of the data subject.
6. In cases other than those referred to in paragraph 5 and with the exception of the data subject's request for data, the electronic
data from disease registries are only known in a way that is not personally identifiable.
Other EESC services *
35 / M. § *
(1) The operator in the framework of digital image transmission - Section 4 (1)
for the purposes of points (a) to (d) of paragraph 1, individually, with a TAJ number or, failing that, other
provides a diagnostic image of the data subject
access to a recording or other digital image information by an ESRAB user and an ESRAB
transmission between users. To that end, the operator of the EESC shall keep a register which shall be:
associated with the number or, failing that, another identifier of the TAJ concerned
the subject was imaged using an imaging diagnostic procedure and the path to the recording. The operator a
delete the data relating to the data subject 5 years after the death of the data subject.
2. An electronic consultation shall be conducted by the operator through the EESC if the
the doctor consulted by the council ensures that the electronic consultation is conducted, the council
accept and have access to the data subject.
(3) The operator shall transmit the data transmitted during the digital image transmission to the
store it for up to 90 days in order to technically optimize the service.
! (4) *
Ebtv. the body maintaining the national waiting list register in accordance with
the national chief medical officer is entitled to access the waiting list checklist through the EESC
health data necessary for its tasks.
35 / N. § *
For statutory reporting or
the connected data controller or the ESDC user required to provide the data
through the EESC in a ministerial decree
as specified.
! 35 / O. § *
(1) The operator shall ensure that the Ebtv. no referring basis
The requesting doctor may also issue the application electronically via the EESC and the
(Hereinafter: electronic service order).
! (2) The electronic service order must contain:
! a) data identifying the requesting doctor, name, code,
! (b) the TAJ number of the person concerned by the service order or, failing that, another identifier; and
! c) a textual description of the preliminary diagnosis giving rise to the service order,
code, in case of requesting a council, the question.
! (3) The electronic service order may contain more than the provisions of paragraph (2)
! a) the date of birth of the person concerned by the service order,
! b) the name and institutional identification code of the requested service provider,
! (c) the identity of the care provided by the requesting doctor; and
! (d) a brief medical history of the person to whom the service is ordered.
! (4) The operator shall ensure that the requesting doctor and the person affected by the service order
on-demand health care at a specified health care provider and at a specific time
submit its request for recourse to the EESC through the EESC
the healthcare provider shall inform the healthcare provider through the EESC of the success or failure of the
the doctor requesting it and the person affected by the service order.
! 5. The operator shall keep records of the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 4. THE
records included
! (a) the identity, content and order of the electronic service order
information on the usability of the
! (b) the transmission, modification and
and (c) information on the use of the electronic service order
data.
! (6) The data of the register pursuant to subsection (5) shall be provided by the operator in accordance with subsection (1)
withdrawal, use or period of use of an electronic service order under
5 years from the date of expiry of the reservation, 5 years after the date of the reservations under paragraph 4.
ARC. chapter
Miscellaneous and final provisions
§ 36 *
1. In order to provide the services of the EESC, the operator shall, at the latest
It is obligatory from June 1, 2016.
(2) A 35 / B. § (1) and (2) in accordance with the Ministerial Decree
within a specified period, in accordance with the conditions laid down in the Regulation
connected via a system. The Minister in his decree shall, by the deadline for accession referred to in paragraph 1
depending on the available capacities
necessary different conditions.
(3) To the registers belonging to the master data register pursuant to this Act or their ministers
Until 1 June 2016, the Registrar shall also be required to
amending certain health and health insurance laws
2015 CCXXIV. maintaining the mode of access applied when the law enters into force
next to.
! (4) *
The individual health laws are intended for legal harmonization
CXXI of 2019 on the amendment of Act (hereinafter: Modification Act)
a functioning disease register is a requirement pursuant to Section 16 (8) of the Mod
compliance by 1 June 2021
to assure.
! (5) *
A healthcare provider who has joined or is required to join
which is Mod. operates an IT system transmitting health data upon the entry into force of Article 35 / B.
§ (4) of the Modification Act
shall comply with this requirement by 1 June 2021.
! (6) *
35 / M. § (4) a
operator must provide by 1 January 2021.
! 36 / A. § *
1. The health insurance body shall be electronic until 1 July 2020
shall provide the operator of the EESC with the compulsory health insurance provided by the person concerned
after 1 November 2012
! a) health care received 35 / F. § (1) of the
for loading into the event catalog, and
! b) induced drugs 14 / A. § 1c), or
for entry in the register of prescriptions recorded therein.
! (2) A 35 / B. § (1) a) connected data controller - if this
its technical conditions are provided at the connected data controller - from 1 January 2020 on one hundred and eighty days
In electronic form, the EESC shall send the
incurred in the course of health care provided after 1 November, 35 / K. § (1)
documents.
! (3) Operator of the EESC
! (a) the data received pursuant to paragraph 1 (a) for the event catalog,
! (b) data received pursuant to paragraph 1 (b) on prescriptions transmitted through or recorded by the EESC
kept records,
! (c) the data received pursuant to paragraph 2 are included in the EFSA health record
in accordance with the provisions on the registration of
Section 37 (1) *
The provisions of this Act are for information purposes
together with the Law on the Right to Self - Determination and Freedom of Information, shall be construed in accordance with and
to apply and to manage the TAJ number in matters not regulated by this Act a
Act XX of 1996 on identification methods and identification codes to replace personal identification marks. law
shall apply.
(2) *
(3) The provisions of this Act shall also apply to health data concerning a deceased person.
§ 38. (1) *
This Act shall enter into force on the 1st day of the 7th month following its promulgation.
(2) *
the)    *
Authorized by the Minister to
the processing of health data and mandatory under Section 30
the rules for keeping records, 15-16 / A. § and § 24 data transmission
detailed specifications and the elements of the costs incurred in issuing the medical file
determination,
(b) pathogens subject to epidemiological surveillance and infectious agents
disease notification obligations, *
(c) detailed rules for reporting the fact and cause of death,
d) *
the body keeping the National Register of Congenital Disorders
and to report congenital anomalies and
detailed rules for the registration of
e) *
to determine and collect the scope of data pursuant to Section 20 (4),
detailed rules for the processing, notification and publication of
(f) rules on the nature of the medical documentation to be used during medical treatment; and
the data content of the applicable forms within the framework of this Act,
(g) the method of notification of each cancer and the obligation to notify
and the collection and reporting of data to be reported
rules for the management of
h) *
prescription and prescription medicines issued by the EESC
to determine the aids, to issue, modify and revoke the prescription by electronic means, the
And the use of prescriptions transmitted by the EESC, and
detailed rules for the registration of vouchers,
i) detailed rules for the Disease Register, *
j) *
Section 18 (1) and Section 18 / A. § the scope of health data
detailed rules for the definition, transmission and transmission of data, the generation of the contact code,
k) *
by the body responsible for the organization of the regional patient path in accordance with Section 4 (2) w)
for the purpose of determining the scope of health data processed in accordance with Section 19 (1), a
detailed rules for the transmission of data,
l) *
designate a body to maintain the National Heart Attack Registry; and
to report and record myocardial infarction-related diseases
detailed rules for the
m) *
designate the body that maintains the Prosthesis Register, and the Prosthesis
Detailed information on registration and registration
rules, *
n) * the technical requirements of the EESC, *
! She)  *
belonging to the health care network, 35 / B. § (2)
the conditions for the connection of connected controllers to the EESC, the conditions required for the connection to the EESC.
the requirements of the IT system, the content requirements of the recommendation and
detailed rules for the publication of information, as well as the administrative bodies and bodies required to join the EESC
the range of other organizations, the order of accession, the schedule of accession, the introduction of the EESC
as well as the conditions for direct access to the EESC and
identification required to use the services
requirements, *
p) *
the supply event is recorded by the connected data controller
to the central event catalog
detailed rules for the
q) *
and 35 / G. § or on the EESC
the procedure for making them available through
r) *
the declaration of self-determination and the register of self-determination
rules of procedure, *
s) * detailed rules on health profile, *
t) *
health information to be sent to the operator through the EESC
scope of documents, detailed rules for the registration of health documents, health
if the path to the document is provided a
rules for the certification of compliance with technical requirements *
u) *
disease registers to be operated electronically via the EESC
contact code generation and electronic disease registries
rules,
v) *
detailed rules for electronic consultation and digital image transmission,
and 35 / N. § reporting and data provision obligations and the procedure for their fulfillment,
w) *
! x) *
the content and form requirements of the sighting, the order of its issuance,
of public health importance or otherwise
the range of diseases with a significant cost burden, the register of diseases
disease registry body and these diseases
detailed rules for the notification and registration of
! y) *
used by healthcare providers affiliated to the EESC
requirements for the adequacy of IT systems,
! z) *
designate the body that manages the Donor Register and the Donor Register
detailed rules for the application of this Regulation.
(3) *
Authorized by the Government to
a) the data controller pursuant to Section 30 (4) (b),
b) a data processor pursuant to Section 30 (9),
c) *
d) *
the operator of the EESC,
the body keeping the register of self-determination,
e) *
a 35 / L. §
Regulation.
(4) *
This law is on the European list of occupational diseases
To comply with Recommendation 2003/670 / EC.
(5) *
This law applies to cross-border healthcare
2011/24 / EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 2011 on the exercise of patients' rights
compliance with this Directive.
(6) *
This law applies to medical prescriptions issued in another Member State
Commission Decision 2012/52 / EU of 20 December 2012 on measures to facilitate the recognition of
compliance with the implementing directive.
(7) *
This is the law on European statistics and the obligation of confidentiality
to the Statistical Office of the European Communities
Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1101/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the
Council Regulation (EC) No 322/97 on statistics and the statistics of the European Communities
Council Decision 89/382 / EEC, Euratom establishing the Program Committee
necessary to implement Regulation (EC) No 223/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 March 2009
lays down provisions.
§ 39. *
Certain health and health insurance laws
CCXXIV of 2015 on the amendment of 16 / B established by law. § data transfers in 2016.
shall be completed from 1 July.
Annex 1 to Annex XLVII of 1997 to the law *
List of communicable diseases on the part of the person concerned is mandatory reporting, as well as health
in the case of mandatory data transmission to a public administration body
Infections, infectious diseases, poisonings and their pathogens
Name of disease
A) Diseases to be reported with personally identifiable information
Acute flaccid paralysis (acute flaccid paralysis)
Amoebiasis Anthrax Botulism
Brucellosis Campylobacteriosis
Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease (CJB)
Variant Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease (vCJB)
Chikungunya fever Cholera Cryptosporidiosis Diphtheria
Echinococcosis
Healthcare associated infection
Healthcare-associated Clostridium difficile infection
Reportable pathogen
Entamoeba histolytica Bacillus anthracis
biovariants of Clostridium botulinum producing neurotoxin types A, B, and F.
Brucella spp. Campylobacter spp.
prion
Chikungunya virus Vibrio cholerae Cryptosporidium spp.
Corynebacterium diphtheriae, Corynebacterium ulcerans, Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis
Echinococcus spp.
C. difficile toxin positive strains
Healthcare-associated multidrug-resistant pathogen infection
Bloodstream infection related to health care
Encephalitis infectiosa (infectious encephalitis)
Disease caused by enterohaemorrhagic / verotoxin (shigatoxin) producing Escherichia coli
Other pathogens are Escherichia coli
Multidrug-resistant pathogens cultured from blood, cerebrospinal fluid and other tissues: Staphylococcus
aureus MRSA; Enterococcus spp. VRE; Enterobacter spp. MenB; Escherichia coli MECO; Klebsiella spp. MKLE; Acinetobacter
baumanii MACI; Pseudomonas aeruginosa MPAE;
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia MSTM; Staphylococcus aureus VISA; Klebsiella pneumoniae CRKL; Other Enterobacteriacea CRE
Any bacteria, fungi, viruses
(most common pathogens: CNS, S. aureus,
Enterococcus spp., E. coli, P. aeruginosa,
Enterobacter spp., K. pneumoniae, Candida spp., Acinetobacter spp.)
any virus that causes encephalitis (most common pathogens: enteroviruses, herpesviruses,
LCM virus, CMV, tick-borne encephalitis virus, West Nile virus, etc.
verotoxin (shigatoxin) producing Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli (pathogenicity
disease caused by Food Infection
Food poisoning
Febris flava (yellow fever) Giardiasis
Invasive disease caused by Haemophilus influenzae
Hantavirus kidney syndrome
Hepatitis infectiosa (acute infectious hepatitis)
Hepatitis Acute hepatitis caused by the virus
Acute hepatitis caused by hepatitis B virus
Chronic infection with hepatitis B virus (newly diagnosed)
Acute hepatitis caused by hepatitis C virus
Chronic infection with hepatitis C virus (newly diagnosed)
Hepatitis E is an acute inflammation of the liver caused by the virus
Flu
toxin-producing markers)
food infection
any bacterium or virus identified as a pathogen
any bacterium or toxin identified as a causative agent of food poisoning
Yellow fever virus Giardia lamblia
Haemophilus influenzae detected from a normally sterile site
hantaviruses
Hepatitis A virus Hepatitis B virus Hepatitis B virus
Hepatitis C virus Hepatitis C virus
Hepatitis E virus
influenza Virus
Keratoconjunctivitis epidemica (inflammatory inflammation of the conjunctiva and cornea)
Tick ​​encephalitis Legionnaires' disease Leptospirosis Listeriosis
Lyme disease
erythema migrans and acute neuroborreliosis
Lyssa (rabies)
Injury suspected of being infected with Lyssa Avian influenza
Malaria
Malleus
Meningitis purulenta (purulent meningitis)
Meningitis serosa (serum meningitis)
Invasive disease caused by meningococcus (meningitis epidemica, meningococcoemia)
Morbilli (measles) West Nile fever
Adenoviruses detected from conjunctival secretions
Tick ​​encephalitis virus Legionella spp.
Leptospira spp.
Listeria monocytogenes
Human pathogenic spirochetes belonging to the group Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato
rabies
Avian influenza virus causing human disease
Plasmodium spp.
Burkholderia (Pseudomonas) model
any bacterium that causes purulent meningitis
aseptic meningitis viruses (various enteroviruses (Coxsackie A and B virus
certain serotypes, echovirus, enterovirus 71), herpesviruses, adenoviruses, LCM virus, CMV, etc.
Neisseria meningitidis detected from a normally sterile site
Measles virus West Nile virus
Ornithosis (parrot disease) Paratyphus
Parotitis epidemica (mumps) Pertussis (whooping cough)
Anterior acute polio (myocardial infarction)
Q fever
Rotavirus gastroenteritis Rubella Congenital rubella syndrome Salmonellosis
Scarlatina (red)
shigellosis
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
Invasive disease caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae
Strongyloidosis Taeniasis
Tetanus Toxoplasmosis Congenitalis toxoplasmosis Tuberculosis
Chlamydia Psittaci Salmonella Paratyphi A, B, C Mumps virus
Bordetella pertussis Yersinia pestis Poliovirus types 1, 2, 3
Coxiella burnetii Rotavirus Rubella virus Rubella virus Salmonella spp.
Erythrogen toxin-producing strains of Streptococcus pyogenes
Shigella spp.
SARS coronavirus
Streptococcus pneumoniae detected from a normally sterile site
Strongyloides stercoralis Taenia spp.
Clostridium tetani Toxoplasma gondii Toxoplasma gondii
Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex
Trichinellosis Tularemia
Typhus abdominalis Typhus exanthematic Varicella (chickenpox) Variola (smallpox)
Viral haemorrhagic fevers
yersiniosis
No particularly dangerous infectious disease has been detected in Hungary before
Human diseases caused by a new influenza virus
B) Diseases to be reported without identification
AIDS is HIV infection
Acute urogenital chlamydiasis
Gonorrhea Lymphogranuloma venereum
Syphilis Connatalis syphilis
Trichinella spp. Francisella tularensis Salmonella Typhi Rickettsia prowazeki
(pathogen not to be reported) Smallpox virus
Dengue virus, Ebola virus, Hantavirus, Lassa virus, Marburg virus, Rift Valley fever virus,
Crimean Congo haemorrhagic fever virus
Yersinia enterocolitica, Yersinia pseudotuberculosis
Influenza virus A, B, C
HIV HIV
Chlamydia trachomatis serotype D-K
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Serotypes L1, L2 and L3 of Chlamydia trachomatis
Treponema pallidum Treponema pallidum
Annex 2 to Annex XLVII of 1997 Screening and suitability tests on the part of the person concerned
in the case of mandatory reporting
1. Occupational, professional, medical fitness medical examinations (preliminary, periodic, extraordinary, final).
2. Screening tests, including biological monitoring tests, are occupationally relevant
to detect diseases.
3. Military medical fitness and health required for the establishment of other service
specialist medical examinations.
4. Medical examinations required for driving licenses.
5. Medical examinations required for the acquisition and possession of small arms, ammunition, gas and alarm weapons.
6. In relation to the establishment of school preparation, compulsory education and training, the
examination of hearing, intellectual development, speech development abilities and other disorders.
Annex 3 to Annex XLVII of 1997 to the law *
List of notifiable occupational diseases
EU
code 1
Mist
A) CHEMICAL PATHOGENIC FACTORS
100
101
102
103.01
103.02
104.01
104.02
104.03
105
106
107
108
109.01
109.02
109.03
110
111
112
113.01
113.02
113.03
114
115.01
115.02
115.04
115.05
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 A21
A22 A23 A24 A25 A26
Diseases caused by acrylonitrile
Diseases caused by arsenic and its compounds Diseases caused by beryllium and its compounds Carbon monoxide
diseases caused
Diseases caused by phosgene Diseases caused by hydrogen cyanide
Diseases caused by cyanides and their compounds Diseases caused by isocyanates
Diseases Caused By Cadmium And Its Compounds Diseases Caused By Chromium And Its Compounds By Mercury And Its Compounds
Diseases caused by manganese and its compounds Diseases caused by nitric acid
Diseases caused by nitrogen oxides Diseases caused by ammonia
Diseases Caused By Nickel And Its Compounds Diseases Caused By Phosphorus And Its Compounds By Lead And Its Compounds
diseases caused by sulfur oxides
Diseases caused by sulfuric acid
Diseases caused by carbon disulfide
Diseases caused by vanadium and its compounds Diseases caused by chlorine
Diseases caused by bromine Diseases caused by iodine
Diseases caused by fluorine and its compounds
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126.01
A27
A28 A29 A30 A31
A32 A33
A34
A35
A36 A37
A38 A39 A40
A41 A42
Aliphatic and petroleum-derived (petroleum-derived, low-boiling hydrocarbon) aliphatic and
diseases caused by alicyclic hydrocarbons
Diseases caused by vinyl chloride Diseases caused by trichlorethylene Diseases caused by tetrachlorethylene
Diseases caused by halogenated derivatives of other aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons
Diseases caused by butyl, methyl and isopropyl alcohol
Ethylene glycol, diethylene glycol, 1,4-butanediol and glycols and glycerol nitro
diseases caused by its derivatives
Methyl ether, ethyl ether, isopropyl ether, vinyl ether, dichloroisopropyl ether, guaiacol,
diseases caused by ethyl ether and ethyl ether of ethylene glycol
Acetone chloroacetone, bromoacetone, hexafluoroacetone, methyl ethyl ketone, methyl n-butyl ketone, ethyl
diseases caused by isobutyl ketone, diacetone alcohol, mesityl oxide, 2-methylcyclohexanone
Diseases caused by other alcohols, glycols, ketones, aldehydes, esters
Diseases caused by organic phosphoric acid esters, carbamate insecticides
Diseases caused by organic acids Diseases caused by formaldehyde
Diseases caused by nitroglycerin and other aliphatic nitro derivatives
Diseases caused by benzene Diseases caused by toluene
126.02
126.03
127
128.01
128.02
128.03
128.04
128.05
129.01
129.02
130.01
130.02
131
132
A43 A44 A45
A46 A47
A48 A49 A50 A51
A52 A53
A54 A55 A56
A57 A58 A59
Diseases caused by xylene
Other diseases caused by benzene homologue
By naphthalene or naphthalene equivalents (naphthalene equivalents are characterized by the formula CnH2n-12)
diseases caused
Diseases caused by styrene and divinylbenzene
Diseases caused by halogenated derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons
Diseases caused by phenols and their equivalents or halogenated derivatives
Diseases caused by naphthol and its equivalents or halogenated derivatives
Diseases caused by halogenated derivatives of alkylaryl oxides
Diseases caused by halogenated derivatives of alkylarylsulfonates
Diseases caused by benzoquinones
Aromatic amines or aromatic hydrazines or their halogenated, phenolic, nitrified, nitrated or sulphonated
diseases caused by its derivatives
Diseases caused by aliphatic amines and their halogenated derivatives
Diseases caused by nitrated derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons
Diseases caused by phenols and their nitrated derivatives
Diseases caused by antimony and its compounds Diseases caused by nitric acid esters
Diseases caused by nitroglycerin and other nitric acid esters
133
135
136
201.01
201.02
201.03
201.04
201.05
201.06
201.07
201.08
201.09
202
A60 A61
A62
A63 A64
A65 A66 A67 A68 A69
A70 A71 A72 A73 A74
A75
Diseases caused by hydrogen sulfide
Encephalopathies caused by organic solvents not covered by other headings
belong
Polyneuropathies caused by organic solvents, not elsewhere specified or included
belong
Diseases caused by dioxane (diethylene oxide)
Everything else is used for work, occupation and the employee's body surface, organization
diseases caused by chemicals (including other plant protection products)
Soot-induced skin diseases and skin cancer Bitumen-induced skin diseases and skin cancer Tar-induced
skin diseases and skin cancers Skin diseases and skin cancers caused by tar
Skin diseases and cancers caused by anthracene and its compounds
Skin and skin cancers caused by minerals and other oils
Skin diseases and skin cancers caused by crude paraffin
Skin diseases and skin cancers caused by carbazole and its compounds
Skin diseases and skin cancers caused by the by-products of carbon distillation
Chemical irritant dermatitis
Contact allergic dermatitis caused by chemicals
301.11
301.12
301.21
301,22
301.31
302
303
304.04
304.05
304.06
304.07
305.01
306
307
308
309
A76
A77 A78 A79 A80 A81 A82 A83 A84
A85
A86 A87 A88
A89
A90 A91 A92
A93 A94
Other chemical diseases caused by chemicals (eg oil acne) and mucosal diseases
Other skin diseases and skin cancers Silicosis
Silicosis combined with pulmonary tuberculosis
asbestosis
Mesothelioma following inhalation of asbestos dust Other pneumoconioses
Complication of asbestos in the form of bronchial cancer
Broncho-lung diseases caused by sintered metals
Respiratory diseases caused by inhalation of dust from cobalt, tin, barium and graphite
Hard metal-induced pulmonary fibrosis Siderosis
Scientifically proven chemical allergen-induced and work-related allergic asthma
Scientifically proven chemical allergens-induced and work-related allergies
rhinitis
Upper respiratory tract diseases caused by wood dust
Asbestos-induced fibrosis of the pleura with respiratory restriction
Chronic obstructive bronchitis and emphysema of miners working in a deep mine
Lung cancer caused by inhalation of asbestos dust Diseases caused by aluminum and its compounds
310
502.01
502.02
503
504
505.01
505.02
508
401
402
403
A95
B1
B2 B3 B4
B5 B6
B7 B8
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10
Bronchopulmonary diseases caused by alkaline slag dust
B) PHYSICAL DISEASES
Diseases caused by ultraviolet, infrared, other non - ionizing radiation (excluding
elektroophthalmia)
Elektroophthalmia
Noise-induced hearing loss
Diseases caused by working under pressure
Disease caused by locally acting vibration
Diseases caused by whole - body vibration (including lumbar spine)
disc diseases)
Occupational diseases caused by other physical pathogens
Diseases caused by ionizing radiation
C) BIOLOGICAL DISEASES Other zoonoses
Tetanus Brucellosis Ornithosis
Tick-borne encephalitis Atrax
Leptospirosis Q fever Tularemia
Borelliosis (Lyme disease)
404
405
406
407
304.01
304.02
304.06
304.07
506.10
506.11
C11 C12
C13
C14 C15
C16
C17 C18 C19 C20
C21 C22
C23
D1 D2
Trichofitiázis
Occupational hepatitis
Occupational tuberculosis
amoebiasis
Chronic damage to health caused by infectious diseases, if a
in connection with the occupation
Tropical diseases acquired through official foreign service
Skin diseases caused by pus Push skin diseases caused by fungi Exogenous (extrinsic) allergic alveolitis
Inhalation of dusts and fibers from cotton, flax, hemp, jute, sisal and sugar cane
lung diseases
Other occupational diseases caused by biological pathogens
Scientifically proven biological allergens-induced and work-related allergies
asthma
Scientifically proven biological allergens-induced and work-related allergies
rhinitis
D) NON-OPTIMAL USE, PSYCHOSOCIAL ERGONOMIC DISEASES
FACTORS
Peri-articular tubular pressure disease Prae-patellar and sub-patellar bursitis
506.12
506.13
506.21
506.22
506.23
506.30
506.40
506.45
507
D3 D4 D5 D6
D7
D8 D9 D10 D11 D12
D13 D14
D15 D16
D17
Olecranon bursitis Shoulder bursitis
Diseases caused by tendon overload
Disease caused by peritendine overload
Muscle and tendon adhesion sites are diseases caused by overwork
Injury of the meniscus of the knee joint
Pressure-induced peripheral nerve damage Carpal tunnel syndrome Miners' nystagmus
Diseases of the lumbar spine caused by disc movement of the disc
Diseases of the cervical spine caused by disc movement of the disc
Diseases caused by excessive or unilateral use of bones, joints, muscles, tendons
Psychosocial pathogenic factors
Diseases caused by ergonomic pathogens
Other illnesses related to work or the work environment
Annex 4 to Annex XLVII of 1997 to the law *
Announced: 1997. VI. 5th
Modified by LIX 2017 Section 10 a) of the Act.
Established: 2005 CLXXXI. Section 26 of the Act. Amended by CLXXVI of 2011
Section 18 a) of the Act.
Repealed by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 37 a) of the Act. Repealed: 2019.
ARC. From 26.
Repealed by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 37 a) of the Act. Repealed: 2019.
ARC. From 26.
Amended by XLIX of 2005 Section 38 (12) d) of the Act.
Established: 2013 CCXLIV. § 7 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2014. Repealed by Act I of 2008
Section 157 (6) a). Repealed: 2008. II. 19 onwards.
Repealed by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 37 a) of the Act. Repealed: 2019.
ARC. From 26.
Repealed by: Section 157 (6) a) of Act I of 2008. Repealed: 2008. II. 19 onwards.
Established: Section 107 (1) of Act I of 2007. Effective: 2007. VII. 1st.
Introduced by: Section 107 (2) of Act I of 2007. Effective: 2007. VII. 1st.
Repealed by CLXXVI of 2011 Section 18 b) of the Act. Repealed: 2012
From I. 1.
Introduced by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 (1) of the Act. Valid: 2019. IV. From 26.
Introduced by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 (2) of the Act. Valid: 2019. IV. From 26.
Established: 2005 CLXXXI. Section 28 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2006.
Established: 2005 CLXXXI. Section 28 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2006.
Established: 2005 CLXXXI. Section 28 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2006.
Introduced by: 2006 CXVI. Section 22 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2007.
Founded in 2007 CI. Section 10 (1) of the Act. Effective: 2007. VII. 25 onwards. Established: 2017 CXXXIV. law
§ 13. Effective from 1 January 2018.
Introduced by: 2006 CXVI. Section 22 (4) of the Act. Modified by: VIII. law
Section 7 (2) a).
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act. Modified by the 2009 LVI. Section 172 of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Established: 2016 LXIV. § 28 of the Act. Amended by 2019 CIX. § 95 of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act. Modified: 2019
CXII. Act 24. § 1.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Modified by CXVI of 2006 Section 22 (4) of the Act.
Founded by: 2009 LVI. Section 171 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 X 2009. He then started and repeated
procedures.
Submitted by: CLIV 2009 § 6 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2010. Submitted by: XXIII. Section 35 (2) of the Act.
Valid: 2011. IV. 1st. Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. § 6 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. § 6 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012. Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 5 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2013.
Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 5 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013. Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 5 of the Act. Applicable:
From 1 January 2013. Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 25 September 2013.
Established: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 (3) of the Act. Valid: 2019. IV. From 26. The previous subheading is repealed
placed by: Section 157 (6) a) of Act I of 2008. Repealed: 2008. II. 19 onwards.
Established: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (2) of the Act. Valid: 1999. VII. 13 onwards. Amended by XXXIV of 2019. law
Section 36 a).
Repealed by CLXXVI of 2011 Section 18 c) of the Act. Invalid: 1 January 2012
1st.
Repealed by: Section 157 (6) a) of Act I of 2008. Repealed: 2008. II. 19 onwards.
Established: 2009 XCI. Section 5 (1) of the Act. Effective from 3X/2009.
Introduced by: 2009 XCI. Section 5 (2) of the Act. Effective from 3X/2009.
Established: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (3) of the Act. Valid: 1999. VII. 13 onwards.
Established: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (4) of the Act. Valid: 1999. VII. 13 onwards.
Established: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 (4) of the Act. Valid: 2019. IV. From 26. Established: 1999 LXXI. law
§ 23. Valid: 1999. VIII. 1st.
Established: 1999 LXXI. § 23 of the Act. Valid: 1999. VIII. 1st. Introduced by: 1999 LXXI. § 23 of the Act.
Valid: 1999. VIII. 1st.
Introduced by: 1999 LXXI. § 23 of the Act. Amended by CLXXXI of 2005. Section 44 (4) a) of the Act.
Modified by LXXIX of 2012. Section 95 (3) b) of the Act.
Established: 2008 CVI. § 63 of the Act. Amended by XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 b) of the Act.
See 67/2011. (VIII. 31.) AB decision.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. § 7 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012. Established: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 7 of the Act
(1). Effective from 1 January 2016.
Established: 2010 CLXXIII. Section 106 (1) of the Act. Valid: 2011. IV. 1st.
Established: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 7 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2013 CCXLIV. law
§ 8. Amended by Section 129 of Act L of 2017.
Posted by: 2017 CLXXXVIII. § 2 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2018. Amended by XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 c) of the Act.
Introduced by the 2009 HVAC. Section 171 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 X 2009. He then initiated and repeated proceedings
should be used.
Established: 2013 CXXVII. § 12 of the Act. Effective from 25 September 2013.
Posted by: 2017 LIX. Section 1 (1) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st.
Established: 2017 LIX. Section 1 (2) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st. Repealed by: LIX.
Section 11 a) of the Act. Invalid: 11/1/2017 From 1.
Established: 2017 LIX. Section 1 (3) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st. Repealed by: LIX.
Section 11 a) of the Act. Invalid: 11/1/2017 From 1.
Established: 2017 LIX. Section 1 (4) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st. Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 6 of the Act.
Valid: 2013. IV. 1st.
Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 6 of the Act. Valid: 2013. IV. 1st. Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 6 of the Act.
Valid: 2013. IV. 1st. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 3 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Modified: 2009
CLIV. pursuant to Section 127 (18) of the Act.
Amended by CIX. Section 107 (3) k) of the Act.
Repealed by: CLIV 2009 Section 126 (10) a) of the Act. Repealed: 1 January 2010.
Established: 2005 CLXXXI. Section 30 (1) of the Act. Amended by CIX.
Section 107 (3) k) of the Act.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 (1) of the Act. Amended by: CCXII. Section 13 a) of the Act.
Established: 2013 CCXLIV. § 9 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2014. Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 of the Act
(1). Effective from 1 January 2012.
Amended by CIX. Section 107 (3) k) of Act CLXXVI of 2011. Section 17 b) of the Act.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Repealed by: XXV. Section 34 (1) of the Act. Repealed: 1 January 2001.
The previous two last sentences have been repealed: XLIX of 2005.
Section 38 (7) b) of the Act. Repealed: 2005. VII. 1st.
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012. Filed by: 2015 LXXVII. Act 4.
§. Effective: 2015. VII. 1st.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 10 (4) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012. Submitted by: CLIV 2009 § 7 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2010.
Established: 2015 LXXVII. § 5 of the Act. Effective: 2015. VII. 1st. Modified by 2011 CXCI. Section 91 of the Act
(2).
Posted by: 2005 CLXXXI. § 31 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2006. Established: 2019 CXXI. § 4 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2020. Established: 2014 CXI. Section 13 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2015. Posted: 2015
CCXXIV. § 9 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 5 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020.
Amended by: Act I of 2008 Section 157 (6) a), Act CXII of 2019. § 24. 2. Established: CCXII.
§ 7 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013.
Established: 2012 CCXII. § 8 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013. Amended by 2013 CXXVII. Section 18 of the Act
(1) a).
Amended by 2013 CXXVII. Section 18 (1) b) of the Act.
Amended by 2013 CXXVII. Section 18 (1) c) of the Act.
Amended by 2013 CXXVII. Section 18 (1) d) of the Act.
Repealed the previous second sentence: 2013 CXXVII. Section 19 of the Act. Repealed: 2013. VII. From 6.
Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. § 8 of the Act. Amended by 2013 CXXVII. Section 18 (2) of the Act.
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 11 (2) of the Act. Amended by: CCXII. § 13 c) of Act CLXXII of 2016.
Section 6 a) of the Act.
Amended by CIX. Section 107 (3) k) of the Act.
Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. § 14 of the Act. Effective from 25 September 2013.
Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. § 14 of the Act. Effective from 25 September 2013. Introduced by: CCXLIV 2013. Section 11 of the Act.
Valid: 7 July 2014 1st. Amended by Act 157 of 2008 Section 157 (6) a).
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 12 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 12 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012. Introduced by: XXVI. Section 42 of the Act.
Amended by CIX. Section 80 (1) (i), Section 170 (3) (h) of the Act.
Introduced by: XXVI. Section 42 of the Act. Amended by CIX. Section 80 (1) (i) of the Act.
Posted by: 2017 XLIV. Section 12 (1) of the Act. Valid: VI. 2017. 2 onwards.
Posted by: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 12 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Amended by: Act I of 2008, Section 157 (6) a), Act XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 a) of the Act.
Amended by 2011 CXII. Section 83 (8) of Act XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 a) of the Act. Modified: 2017 CLXXXVIII.
Section 3 a) of the Act.
Established: 2005 CLXXXI. Section 33 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2006. Amended by CLXXVI of 2011 law
§ 18 d).
Introduced by: 2006 CXVI. Section 22 (5) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2007.
Established: 2006 CXVI. Section 22 (6) of the Act. Modified: 2017 CLXXXVIII. § 3 b) of the Act.
Established: 2012 CCXII. § 9 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013. Canceled: 174/2011. (XII. 29.) AB
Decision 1. Invalid: XII. From 30.
Introduced by: 2006 CXVI. Section 22 (7) of the Act. Modified: 2017 CLXXXVIII. § 3 c) of the Act.
Modified: 2017 CLXXXVIII. § 3 of the Act d).
Founded in 2007 CI. Section 10 (2) of the Act. Amended by: 2008 CVI.
Section 73 (8) of Act CXI of 2014. Section 14 a) of the Act.
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 13 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Introduced by: CCXLIV 2013. § 12 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2014.
Established: 2013 CCXLIV. § 12 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2014. Amended by 2014 CXI. Section 14 of the Act
b).
Repealed by: CLIV 2009 Section 126 (10) b) of the Act. Repealed: 1 January 2010.
Established: 2015 VIII. Section 7 (1) of the Act. Valid: 2015. IV. 1st. Established: 2017 LIX. Act 2.
§. Valid: 2017. VII. 1st.
Introduced by: 2008 CVI. § 64 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2009.
Modified by 2011 CXCI. Section 91 (1) a), b) of the Act. Modified the text of the first sentence: 2012 LXXIX. law
§ 95 (3) d), 2015 VIII. Section 7 (2) b) of the Act. Modified the text of the second sentence: LXXIX of 2012. Act 95.
§
(3) e), 2015 VIII. Section 7 (2) c) of the Act. Modified by: VIII. Section 7 (2) d) of the Act.
Modified by 2011 CXCI. Section 91 (1) a), d) of Act LXXIX of 2012 Act 95.
§ (3) f), 2015 VIII. Section 7 (2) c) of the Act.
Modified by: VIII. Section 7 (2) c) of the Act.
Submitted by: LXXIX of 2012. Section 95 (1) of the Act. Valid: 2012. VII. 1st. Introduced by: 2012 CXVIII. § 65 of the Act.
Valid: 2012. VII. From 26. Modified by 2017 CXCVII. Section 80 a) of the Act.
Modified by the 2009 LVI. Section 172 of Act CXI of 2014. § 14 c) of Act CLXXII of 2016. § 6 b) of the Act of 2017.
évi CXCVII. Section 80 b) of the Act.
Modified by the 2009 LVI. Section 172 of Act CLXXVI of 2011 § 17 c) of Act LXXIX of 2012. Section 95 (3) b) of the Act,
2017 CXCVII. Section 80 c) of the Act.
Established: 2011 CLXXVII. Section 56 (1) of the Act. Amended by: XCIII. Section 36 of the Act.
Found: 2010 CLXXX. Section 57 of the Act. Amended by 2011 CLXXVII. Section 56 (2) of the Act.
Submitted by: XXIII. Section 35 (3) of the Act. Valid: 2011. IV. 1st.
Introduced by: CCVII of 2011. Section 35 of the Act. Effective from 5/1/2012.
Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. Section 16 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2014. Posted by: 2015 CLXX. § 27 of the Act.
Valid: 2015. XI. 15 onwards.
Modified by 2017 CXCVII. Section 80 d) of the Act.
Established: 2017 CXCVII. Section 79 of the Act. Valid: 2018. VII. 1st. Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. Section 16 of the Act
(2). Modified by 2017 CXCVII. Section 80 f) of the Act.
Modified by 2017 CXCVII. Section 80 e) of the Act.
Introduced by: 2009 XCI. Section 5 (3) of the Act. Effective from 3X/2009. Established: LVIII. § 43 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2003.
Repealed by: CLXXXI of 2005 Section 44 (1) of the Act. Repealed: 2006.
From I. 1.
Modified: 2017 CLXXXVIII. § 3 e) of the Act. Modified by the 2009 LVI. Section 172 of the Act.
Amended by CLXXXI of 2005. Section 44 (4) e) of the Act.
Established: LVIII. § 44 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2003. Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Act 14.
§ (1). Effective from 1 January 2012.
Renumbered: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (8) of the Act. Modified: 2017 CLXXX. § 5 of the Act.
Established: Section 154 (1) of Act I of 2008. Valid: 2008. II. 19 onwards.
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. Section 14 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012.
Established: Section 154 (2) of Act I of 2008. Valid: 2008. II. 19 onwards.
Renumbered: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (8) of the Act.
Submitted by: LXXIX of 2012. Section 95 (2) of the Act. Valid: 2012. VII. 1st.
Established: 2017 LIX. Section 3 (1) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st.
Established: 2017 LIX. Section 3 (1) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st.
Posted by: 2017 LIX. Section 3 (2) of the Act. Valid from: XI. 1st. Posted by: 2005 CLXXXI. § 34 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2006. Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. Section 10 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013.
Established: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (9) of the Act. Valid: 1999. VII. 13 onwards.
Established: 1999 LXXII. Section 34 (9) of the Act. Valid: 1999. VII. 13 onwards.
Amended by CLXXXI of 2005. Section 44 (4) a) of the Act. Amended: XXXIV of 2019. pursuant to Section 36 e) of the Act. Modified:
XXXIV of 2019. pursuant to § 36 d) of the Act. Amended by XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 a) of the Act.
Repealed by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 37 b) of the Act. Repealed: 2019.
ARC. From 26.
Introduced by: CCXLIV 2013. § 14 of the Act. Effective: XII. 24 onwards.
The previous chapter title was repealed: Section 157 of Act I of 2008
(6) a). Repealed: 2008. II. 19 onwards. Amended by 2019 CXII. Act 24. § 3.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2019 CXXI. § 6 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Posted: 2015
CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Amended by 2019 CXXI. Section 14 a) of the Act.
Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 7 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 7 of the Act. Applicable:
From 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 7 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. law
§ 7. Effective from 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 7 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Posted: 2015
CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Established: 2016 CLXXII. § 4 of the Act. Valid: 2016. XII. -20. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Act 11.
§. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Established: 2017 LIX. § 4 of the Act. Valid: 2017. VII. 1st. Amended by XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 of the Act
f).
Repealed by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 37 c) of the Act. Repealed: 2019. IV.
From 26.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 of the Act
(5). Valid: 2019. IV. From 26. Amended by XXXIV of 2019. Section 36 of the Act g).
Established: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 (6) of the Act. Valid: 2019. IV. From 26.
Introduced by: XXXIV of 2019. Section 35 (6) of the Act. Valid: 2019. IV. From 26. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2017 LIX. § 5 of the Act.
Valid: 2017. VII. 1st. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Modified: 2019
CXXI. Section 14 b) of the Act.
Established: 2019 CXXI. § 8 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Modified by LIX 2017 Section 10 b) of the Act.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2018 CXVIII. § 3 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2019. Modified: 2019.
year XXXIV. Section 36 of the Act h).
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2017 LIX. § 6 of the Act. Valid: 2017. VII. 1st. Posted: 2015
CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Amended by 2019 CXXI. Section 14 c) of the Act.
Modified by LIX 2017 Section 10 c) of the Act.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2017 LIX. § 7 of the Act.
Valid: 2017. VII. 1st.
Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 9 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 11 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. Section 10 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020.
Established: 2015 CCXXIV. § 12 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Established: 2019 CXXI. Act 11.
§. Effective from 1 January 2020.
Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. Section 11 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. Section 11 of the Act. Applicable:
From 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. § 12 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Established: 2017 LIX.
§ 8 of the Act. Valid: 2017. VII. 1st.
Repealed by: CXII. Section 86 (11) of the Act. Repealed: 1 January 2012.
Repealed the previous second sentence: 2007 LXXXII. § 2. 301. Repealed: 2007. VII. 1st.
Established: 2011 CLXXVI. § 15 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2012. Established: 2017 LIX. § 9 of the Act.
Valid: 2017. VII. 1st.
See 1/2014. (I. 16.) EMMI Decree.
Amended by CCXLIV 2013 Section 15 (1) of Act CXI of 2014. § 14 of the Act d). See 21/2014. (III. 20.) EMMI
Regulation.
Amended by 2013 CXXVII. Section 18 (3) of the Act. See 49/2018. (XII. 28.) EMMI Decree.
Established: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 49/2018. (XII. 28.) EMMI Decree.
Introduced by: CCXII of 2012. Section 11 (1) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013.
Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. Section 17 (1) of the Act. Effective: VII. From 6.
Introduced by: CCXLIV 2013. Section 15 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2014. See 15/2014. (III. 10.) EMMI decree,
49/2018. (XII. 28.) EMMI Decree Introduced by: 2015 LXXVII. § 8 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
See 5/2016. (II. 29.) EMMI Decree.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Amended by 2019 CXXI. § 14 of the Act d).
See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree 8.
Title, Annex 1.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree 9.
Title, Annex 2.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree 10.
title.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree 11.
Title, Annex 3.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. See 39/2016. (XII. 21.) EMMI Decree 12.
Title, Annex 4.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016. Filed by: 2016 CLXXII. § 5 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2017.
Introduced by: 2018 CXVIII. § 4 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2019. See 49/2018. (XII. 28.) EMMI Decree.
Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. Section 13 of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2020. Introduced by: 2019 CXXI. Section 13 of the Act. Applicable:
From 1 January 2020. Established: 2012 CCXII. Section 11 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2013.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. Section 13 (3) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2016.
Submitted by: CLIV 2009 Section 10 (2) of the Act. Effective from 1 January 2010.
Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. Section 17 (2) of the Act. Effective from 25 September 2013.
Introduced by: 2013 CXXVII. Section 17 (2) of the Act. Effective from 25 September 2013.
Posted by: 2017 XLIV. Section 12 (2) of the Act. Valid: VI. 2017. 2 onwards. Filed by: 2015 CCXXIV. § 14 of the Act.
Effective from 1 January 2016.
Established: 2012 CCXII. Section 12 of the Act, Annex 1. Effective from 1 January 2013.
Established: 2009 CLIV. Section 10 (4) of the Act, Annex No. 3. Applicable:
From 1 January 2010.
Repealed by: LXXVII of 2015 Section 10 of the Act. Repealed: 2015. VII. 1st.