Visitor Regulations

Visitor Regulations for the Medieval and Early Modern Art Department of the National Museum in Gdańsk

1. The museum exhibitions at the Medieval and Early Modern Art Department of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as the “OSD”) may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk and on the information boards located at the entrance to the OSD.
2. Visitors under the age of 13 may visit the OSD only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning permanent and temporary exhibitions, rooms that are temporarily unavailable to visitors, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions is subject to holding a valid admission ticket to the National Museum in Gdańsk.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Visitors may enter the exhibitions upon presentation of a valid admission ticket or a document confirming their entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of the OSD.
8. While on the premises of the OSD, visitors must comply with the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of the OSD:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior furnishings, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other floors;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of assistance dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that endangers the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt the visit of other visitors, or violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places or the prohibitions set out in these Regulations may be asked to leave the OSD. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against such persons.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the premises.
14. The last admission to the OSD is 30 minutes before the Department closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave the OSD by the applicable closing time. The closing time of the OSD is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any belongings left in the designated storage area.
16. Video surveillance recording images is in operation inside the OSD building and in the area surrounding the building.
17. The data controller, i.e. the entity determining which personal data are processed and the purposes and means of such processing, is the National Museum in Gdańsk, with its registered office at ul. Toruńska 1, 80-822 Gdańsk, Poland, e-mail: info@mng.gda.pl.
18. In all matters relating to the protection of personal data, persons recorded by the video surveillance system have the right to contact the Data Protection Officer of the National Museum in Gdańsk by e-mail at: iod@mng.gda.pl.
19. Personal data (images) are processed for the purpose of ensuring safety and protecting property within the area covered by video surveillance.
20. The personal data of persons recorded by the video surveillance system are processed pursuant to Article 6(1)(e) of the GDPR, i.e. processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller, in conjunction with Article 60a of the Act of 5 June 1998 on Voivodeship Self-Government.
21. Recorded personal data will be retained for a maximum period of three months from the date on which the recording was made, unless otherwise provided for by separate provisions of law.
22. Recipients of the above-mentioned personal data are entities authorised to receive such data pursuant to applicable law. Personal data may also be entrusted to entities providing services to the Controller.
23. Persons recorded by the video surveillance system have the right to the protection of their personal data and to request access to such data, their erasure or restriction of their processing. Due to the technical limitations of the video surveillance system, the Controller may not be able to ensure the exercise of the above rights in every case. In addition, persons recorded by the video surveillance system have the right to object to the processing of their personal data and the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.

Visitor Regulations for the Department of Modern Art of the National Museum in Gdańsk, including the Modern Art Collection Division and the Theatre Division

1. The museum exhibitions at the Department of Modern Art of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as the “OSN”) may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk and on the information boards located at the entrance to the OSN.
2. Visitors under the age of 13 may visit the OSN only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning permanent and temporary exhibitions, rooms that are temporarily unavailable to visitors, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions is subject to holding a valid admission ticket to the National Museum in Gdańsk.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Visitors may enter the exhibitions upon presentation of a valid admission ticket or a document confirming their entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of the OSN.
8. While on the premises of the OSN, visitors must comply with the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of the OSN:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior furnishings, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other floors;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of assistance dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that endangers the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt the visit of other visitors, or violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places or the prohibitions set out in these Regulations may be asked to leave the OSN. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against such persons.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the premises.
14. The last admission to the OSN is 30 minutes before the Department closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave the OSN by the applicable closing time. The closing time of the OSN is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any belongings left in the designated storage area.

Visitor Regulations for NOMUS – New Art Museum and the Gdańsk Gallery of Photography, Departments of the Modern Art Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk

1. The museum exhibitions at NOMUS – New Art Museum and the Gdańsk Gallery of Photography, departments of the Modern Art Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as “NOMUS”), may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
2. Persons under 13 years of age may visit NOMUS only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning access to permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, temporarily inaccessible areas, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions requires a valid admission ticket to the National Museum in Gdańsk.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Admission to the exhibitions is subject to presenting a valid admission ticket or a document confirming entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be held liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of NOMUS.
8. While on the premises of NOMUS, visitors are required to follow the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of NOMUS:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other flooring;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of guide dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that poses a threat to the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt other visitors, violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places, or engage in conduct prohibited under point 9 of these Regulations may be asked to leave NOMUS. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against them.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the building.
14. The last admission to NOMUS is no later than 30 minutes before the Branch closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave NOMUS by the applicable closing time. The closing time of NOMUS is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any items left in designated storage areas.
16. A video surveillance system recording images operates inside the NOMUS building and in the area surrounding the building.
17. The data controller, i.e. the entity determining which personal data are processed and for what purposes and by what means, is the National Museum in Gdańsk, with its registered office at ul. Toruńska 1, 80-822 Gdańsk, Poland; email: info@mng.gda.pl.
18. In all matters concerning the protection of personal data, persons subject to video surveillance may contact the Data Protection Officer of the National Museum in Gdańsk by email at: iod@mng.gda.pl.
19. The purpose of processing personal data (images of individuals) is to ensure safety and protect property within the area covered by video surveillance.
20. The personal data of persons subject to video surveillance are processed pursuant to Article 6(1)(e) of the GDPR, i.e. processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller, in conjunction with Article 60a of the Act of 5 June 1998 on Voivodeship Self-Government.
21. Recorded personal data will be stored for a maximum period of three months from the date on which the recording was made, unless otherwise provided for by separate provisions of law.
22. Recipients of the above-mentioned personal data include entities authorised to receive such data pursuant to applicable law. Personal data may also be entrusted to entities providing services to the Data Controller.
23. Persons subject to video surveillance have the right to the protection of their personal data and to request access to such data, their erasure, or restriction of their processing. Due to the technical limitations of video surveillance, the Data Controller may not be able to ensure the exercise of these rights in every case. In addition, persons subject to video surveillance have the right to object to the processing of their personal data and the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.

Visitor Regulations for the Ethnography Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk

1. The museum exhibitions at the Ethnography Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as the “OE”) may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk and on the information boards located at the entrance to the OE.
2. Persons under 13 years of age may visit the OE only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning access to permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, temporarily inaccessible areas, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions requires a valid admission ticket to the National Museum in Gdańsk.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Admission to the exhibitions is subject to presenting a valid admission ticket or a document confirming entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be held liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of the OE.
8. While on the premises of the OE, visitors are required to follow the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of the OE:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other flooring;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of guide dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that poses a threat to the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt other visitors, violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places, or engage in conduct prohibited under point 9 of these Regulations may be asked to leave the OE. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against them.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the building.
14. The last admission to the OE is no later than 30 minutes before the Branch closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave the OE by the applicable closing time. The closing time of the OE is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any items left in designated storage areas.

Visitor Regulations for the Green Gate Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk

1. The museum exhibitions at the Green Gate Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as the “ZB”) may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk and on the information boards located at the entrance to the ZB.
2. Persons under 13 years of age may visit the ZB only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning access to permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, temporarily inaccessible areas, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions requires a valid admission ticket to the National Museum in Gdańsk.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Admission to the exhibitions is subject to presenting a valid admission ticket or a document confirming entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be held liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of the ZB.
8. While on the premises of the ZB, visitors are required to follow the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of the ZB:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other flooring;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of guide dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that poses a threat to the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt other visitors, violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places, or engage in conduct prohibited under point 9 of these Regulations may be asked to leave the ZB. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against them.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the building.
14. The last admission to the ZB is no later than 30 minutes before the Branch closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave the ZB by the applicable closing time. The closing time of the ZB is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any items left in designated storage areas.
16. A video surveillance system recording images operates inside the ZB building and in the area surrounding the building.
17. The data controller, i.e. the entity determining which personal data are processed and for what purposes and by what means, is the National Museum in Gdańsk, with its registered office at ul. Toruńska 1, 80-822 Gdańsk, Poland; email: info@mng.gda.pl.
18. In all matters concerning the protection of personal data, persons subject to video surveillance may contact the Data Protection Officer of the National Museum in Gdańsk by email at: iod@mng.gda.pl.
19. The purpose of processing personal data (images of individuals) is to ensure safety and protect property within the area covered by video surveillance.
20. The personal data of persons subject to video surveillance are processed pursuant to Article 6(1)(e) of the GDPR, i.e. processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller, in conjunction with Article 60a of the Act of 5 June 1998 on Voivodeship Self-Government.
21. Recorded personal data will be stored for a maximum period of three months from the date on which the recording was made, unless otherwise provided for by separate provisions of law.
22. Recipients of the above-mentioned personal data include entities authorised to receive such data pursuant to applicable law. Personal data may also be entrusted to entities providing services to the Data Controller.
23. Persons subject to video surveillance have the right to the protection of their personal data and to request access to such data, their erasure, or restriction of their processing. Due to the technical limitations of video surveillance, the Data Controller may not be able to ensure the exercise of these rights in every case. In addition, persons subject to video surveillance have the right to object to the processing of their personal data and the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.

Visitor Regulations for the National Anthem Museum in Będomin, a Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk

1. The museum exhibitions at the National Anthem Museum in Będomin, a branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as the “MHN”), may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk and on the information boards located at the MHN ticket office.
2. Persons under 13 years of age may visit the MHN only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning access to permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, temporarily inaccessible areas, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions requires a valid admission ticket to the National Anthem Museum in Będomin.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Admission to the exhibitions is subject to presenting a valid admission ticket or a document confirming entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be held liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of the MHN.
8. While on the premises of the MHN, visitors are required to follow the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of the MHN:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other flooring;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of guide dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that poses a threat to the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt other visitors, violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places, or engage in conduct prohibited under point 9 of these Regulations may be asked to leave the MHN. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against them.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the building.
14. The last admission to the MHN is no later than 30 minutes before the Branch closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave the MHN by the applicable closing time. The closing time of the MHN is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any items left in designated storage areas.
16. A video surveillance system recording images operates inside the MHN building and in the area surrounding the building.
17. The data controller, i.e. the entity determining which personal data are processed and for what purposes and by what means, is the National Museum in Gdańsk, with its registered office at ul. Toruńska 1, 80-822 Gdańsk, Poland; email: info@mng.gda.pl.
18. In all matters concerning the protection of personal data, persons subject to video surveillance may contact the Data Protection Officer of the National Museum in Gdańsk by email at: iod@mng.gda.pl.
19. The purpose of processing personal data (images of individuals) is to ensure safety and protect property within the area covered by video surveillance.
20. The personal data of persons subject to video surveillance are processed pursuant to Article 6(1)(e) of the GDPR, i.e. processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller, in conjunction with Article 60a of the Act of 5 June 1998 on Voivodeship Self-Government.
21. Recorded personal data will be stored for a maximum period of three months from the date on which the recording was made, unless otherwise provided for by separate provisions of law.
22. Recipients of the above-mentioned personal data include entities authorised to receive such data pursuant to applicable law. Personal data may also be entrusted to entities providing services to the Data Controller.
23. Persons subject to video surveillance have the right to the protection of their personal data and to request access to such data, their erasure, or restriction of their processing. Due to the technical limitations of video surveillance, the Data Controller may not be able to ensure the exercise of these rights in every case. In addition, persons subject to video surveillance have the right to object to the processing of their personal data and the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.

Visitor Regulations for the Museum of the Polish Nobility Tradition in Waplewo Wielkie, a Branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk

1. The museum exhibitions at the Museum of the Polish Nobility Tradition in Waplewo Wielkie, a branch of the National Museum in Gdańsk (hereinafter referred to as the “MTS”), may be visited on the days and during the opening hours specified on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk and on the information boards located at the MTS ticket office.
2. Persons under 13 years of age may visit the MTS only when accompanied by an adult.
3. Detailed information concerning access to permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, temporarily inaccessible areas, and ticket prices is available at the ticket office and on the website of the National Museum in Gdańsk.
4. Admission to the museum exhibitions requires a valid admission ticket to the Museum of the Polish Nobility Tradition in Waplewo Wielkie.
5. Documents entitling visitors to purchase a reduced-price ticket must be presented before purchasing the ticket.
6. Admission to the exhibitions is subject to presenting a valid admission ticket or a document confirming entitlement to free admission to the Museum.
7. The Museum shall not be held liable for valuables, documents or money left in the cloakroom or elsewhere on the premises of the MTS.
8. While on the premises of the MTS, visitors are required to follow the instructions of the staff of the National Museum in Gdańsk and security personnel.
9. The following are prohibited on the premises of the MTS:
   1. touching exhibits or elements of the interior, crossing protective barriers, sitting on furniture, running, or sliding on wooden or other flooring;
   2. bringing animals onto the premises, with the exception of guide dogs accompanying persons with disabilities;
   3. smoking and using open flames;
   4. being on the premises while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or other intoxicating substances;
   5. bringing in or consuming food and beverages;
   6. bringing firearms or sharp objects onto the premises;
   7. entering staff-only areas located outside the exhibition spaces;
   8. taking photographs or making video recordings using a tripod, flash or other artificial lighting;
   9. engaging in loud conversations or using mobile phones in a manner that disturbs other visitors nearby.
10. Persons who are intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, behave in a manner that poses a threat to the safety of the collections or other persons, disrupt other visitors, violate generally accepted standards of conduct in public places, or engage in conduct prohibited under point 9 of these Regulations may be asked to leave the MTS. In particularly serious cases, legal action may be taken against them.
11. Visitors shall be liable, in accordance with applicable law, for any damage caused by them or by persons under their supervision.
12. Parents or guardians are responsible for minors in their care.
13. Toilets are available exclusively to Museum visitors during the opening hours of the building.
14. The last admission to the MTS is no later than 30 minutes before the Branch closes.
15. Visitors are required to leave the MTS by the applicable closing time. The closing time of the MTS is the time by which all visitors must have left the premises, taking into account the time required to collect any items left in designated storage areas.
16. A video surveillance system recording images operates inside the MTS building and in the area surrounding the building.
17. The data controller, i.e. the entity determining which personal data are processed and for what purposes and by what means, is the National Museum in Gdańsk, with its registered office at ul. Toruńska 1, 80-822 Gdańsk, Poland; email: info@mng.gda.pl.
18. In all matters concerning the protection of personal data, persons subject to video surveillance may contact the Data Protection Officer of the National Museum in Gdańsk by email at: iod@mng.gda.pl.
19. The purpose of processing personal data (images of individuals) is to ensure safety and protect property within the area covered by video surveillance.
20. The personal data of persons subject to video surveillance are processed pursuant to Article 6(1)(e) of the GDPR, i.e. processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller, in conjunction with Article 60a of the Act of 5 June 1998 on Voivodeship Self-Government.
21. Recorded personal data will be stored for a maximum period of three months from the date on which the recording was made, unless otherwise provided for by separate provisions of law.
22. Recipients of the above-mentioned personal data include entities authorised to receive such data pursuant to applicable law. Personal data may also be entrusted to entities providing services to the Data Controller.
23. Persons subject to video surveillance have the right to the protection of their personal data and to request access to such data, their erasure, or restriction of their processing. Due to the technical limitations of video surveillance, the Data Controller may not be able to ensure the exercise of these rights in every case. In addition, persons subject to video surveillance have the right to object to the processing of their personal data and the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.