Data retention limits for passenger name records require depersonalisation after retention with limited re-identification for investigations. Passenger name record information in the Customs designated system is retained for a maximum of five years unless needed for an investigation, prosecution, or court proceeding. After five years the data must be disposed of by depersonalisation or anonymisation by masking identifying information, though such depersonalised data may be repersonalised when required for an identifiable case, threat, or risk; further analysis of depersonalised data is limited to an authorized officer not below the rank of Principal Additional Director General or Additional Director General of the National Customs Targeting Centre-Passenger.
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Data retention limits for passenger name records require depersonalisation after retention with limited re-identification for investigations.
Passenger name record information in the Customs designated system is retained for a maximum of five years unless needed for an investigation, prosecution, or court proceeding. After five years the data must be disposed of by depersonalisation or anonymisation by masking identifying information, though such depersonalised data may be repersonalised when required for an identifiable case, threat, or risk; further analysis of depersonalised data is limited to an authorized officer not below the rank of Principal Additional Director General or Additional Director General of the National Customs Targeting Centre-Passenger.
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