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PRIVACY STATEMENT 

Last updated on September 25, 2024
Privacy Statement for the MRP Development BV, Meijer Realty Partners BV, and their subsidiaries (MRP) – What do we use your personal data for? MRP and all companies within its group are active in the project development sector.

What are personal data
Personal data is information that reveals something about you or that we can link to you. You share personal data with us when you are a customer or when you contact us. This includes your name, phone number, or email address. This includes any data we can link to you.

Why we process your personal data
We process personal data to be able to perform our activities as well as possible, in accordance with the applicable legal obligations. We process your personal data to be able to perform the following activities:

• handling your request for information or interest in a construction project. We like to keep you informed. For example, with e-mails, newsletters and information on our website.
• to bring attention to and provide information about MRP projects. We are proud of our projects and therefore like to bring them to your attention or tell you what the latest status is.

Executing our agreements
With your personal data we can, for example:

• contact you;
• enter your details correctly in our administration and update them if there are any changes;
• inform and direct our suppliers and subcontractors to carry out your order.

Recruitment of personnel and assessment of applicant suitability
MRP is known as a company that develops construction projects of good quality. For this we need skilled and committed employees.

Carrying out marketing activities
We like to keep you informed with information that is tailored to you. This often requires personal data. We can combine the data that we have collected ourselves with personal data and general data from other sources. When analyzing, we remove the personal data that we do not need and we can bundle data at a certain level of abstraction (aggregate), encrypt (pseudonymize) or make it anonymous.

Whose personal data do we have?
From everyone who has had direct or indirect contact with us.

What personal data do we collect?
Below you can see which personal data we collect and can therefore use.

Information about who you are
Your name, address, telephone number, email address, names of contact persons and representatives of your company.

• The information on your ID.

What do we use them for?

• If you become a customer, we are required by law to verify your identity. For this purpose, we make a copy of your ID.
• Your identity details are also necessary to enable us to do our work properly.
• We would of course like to address you personally when we send you mail and use the correct (email) address.
• If anything changes, we will adjust your personal data.

Your contact history
Information about the contact you had with us.

1. What was the contact about (information, advice, message, complaint).
2. When was the contact?
3. How (our website, email, newsletter).

What do we use them for?
Then we can see what we have discussed with you before and we can read and answer your question or complaint. Processing your request for information or interest in a construction project and keeping you informed about our construction projects. 

Your use of our websites and app
Think about this kind of data:

• Your IP address: the address of your computer or mobile on the internet that is needed to ensure that computers can communicate with each other. It is usually possible to find out who is behind an IP address, but this is only allowed after permission from the court.
• Data about your visit to our site or apps: when you visited which web pages, performed searches or logged in to www.mrpdevelopment.nl.
• The device you use to visit our site or apps.
• Cookies.
• Your cookie settings.

What do we use them for?

• We keep track of the IP addresses of visitors to our sites to prevent fraud.
• We place different types of cookies on your computer. These are very small text files consisting of letters and numbers. They keep track of data about the websites you visit and can remember your preferences, such as language or your username.
• Thanks to cookies, we know which pages you have viewed on mrpdevelopment.nl and which products you are likely to be interested in. We can then show you information that matches this or contact you about the subject you searched for.
• We also see with which device you visit mrpdevelopment.nl: with a mobile, pc or tablet and which operating system and version of your browser you use. This ensures, for example, that you see the content in a way that suits your device.
• If we have placed cookies, we will see whether you have opened an email from us. You will also receive advertisements from us on websites of other companies.
• Cookies are sometimes really necessary, but not always. Do you only want necessary cookies? Then adjust your cookie settings to level 1 (basic). That is less complicated than it sounds.

Good to Know
Parties that handle internet traffic can store the IP address. We cannot always guarantee that this will happen within Europe. For example, if you visit our site from the United States, it can also be stored outside Europe. This is done by parties that handle internet traffic.

Who do we share personal data with?

1. Service providers working for MRP.
2. Companies MRP works with.

Who is responsible for processing your data?
The controller of the personal data is MRP Development BV or external parties commissioned by MRP Development BV.

Your rights in connection with the processing of your personal data
If we process your personal data, you have a number of rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as a data subject. The rights listed below apply.

Right of access
Data subjects have the right to access. They may contact MRP at reasonable intervals for an overview of personal data that MRP processes about them and may access this data.

Right to rectification and addition
Data subjects have the right to have incorrect personal data amended or to supplement their personal data, so that MRP only processes current and correct personal data.

Right to limit processing

In certain situations, you have the right to have the use of your personal data restricted. You only have this right if one of the following situations occurs:

• The data may be incorrect. In that case, processing should be paused until the correct data is determined.
• The processing is unlawful and the data subject does not want the data to be deleted.
• The data is no longer necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, but the data subject still needs the data.
• The data subject objects to the processing of personal data. In that case, the processing must be paused until a decision has been made on the objection.

Right to object
With regard to data processing based on a legitimate interest of MRP, the data subject has the right to object. In this case, MRP must stop processing the personal data unless MRP demonstrates compelling legitimate grounds for the processing which override the interests, rights and freedoms of the data subject or for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims. If a data subject objects, MRP will weigh the individual interests put forward by the data subject against the interests of MRP.

Right to be forgotten
In some cases you have the right to have your data deleted. This right only applies in the following cases:

• The personal data are no longer necessary for the purposes for which they are processed.
• The processing of personal data is based on consent and that consent is withdrawn.
• The data subject has rightly invoked the right to object.
• The personal data are processed unlawfully.
• The retention periods have expired.
• The person concerned is under 16 years of age.

There are a number of exceptions where the right to be forgotten does not apply. The relevant exceptions are:

• There is a legal obligation to process the personal data.
• The data is necessary for legal proceedings.

Right to data portability
A new right under the GDPR, effective from 25 May 2018, is the right to data portability. To the extent that MRP processes personal data based on consent or to perform an agreement with you, you have the right to receive that data in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and/or have it passed on to a third party. 

General exception
For all rights of data subjects, MRP does not have to honor requests in special circumstances. This applies when MRP concludes after a weighing of interests that its interests or those of others outweigh the right of the data subject.

For the above requests you can send us an e-mail. You can address your e-mail to info@mrpdevelopment.nl with a description of your request. You will receive a response within one month.

You can also file a complaint about the use of your personal data. This can be done by emailing MRP to info@mrpdevelopment.nl and/or by contacting the Dutch Data Protection Authority.

How long do we store personal data?
We do not retain data for longer than necessary to carry out our activities, unless we are required by law to retain your data for longer.

How do we take care of your personal data?
We take all reasonable and appropriate security measures for our systems and personal data to protect them against unauthorized access, modification, disclosure or destruction of personal data. We comply with the applicable security standards.

If, despite the security measures, there is still a security incident that is likely to have adverse effects on your privacy, we will inform you about the incident as soon as possible. We will also inform you about the measures we have taken to limit the consequences and prevent recurrence in the future.