2.
for the protection of the functional capability of the armed forces of the Member States
of the European Union, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation or the European Free
Trade Association;
3.
for the protection of the life, limb or freedom of a person;
4.
for the protection of legally protected interests of particular importance.
The Federal Intelligence Service may also transfer the personal data referred to in the first
sentence provided that these were collected in the course of individual surveillance measures
under § 34(1) with reference to the threats mentioned in § 19(4), subparagraph 1(a) or
subparagraph 2(a).
(6)
§ 29(6) shall apply mutatis mutandis to transfers to other domestic entities.
(7)
The Federal Intelligence Service may also transfer the personal data identified for the
purpose of political briefing of the Federal Government to domestic public entities outwith
paragraphs (1) and (2) if there is actual evidence that transfer is necessary to prevent an
imminent threat to: the life, limb or freedom of a person;
2.
essential public goods; or
3.
the continued existence or security of the Federal Government or a Land or the security
of a Member State of the European Union, the European Free Trade Association or the
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
In cases of the first sentence, subparagraph 1, transfer to other domestic entities shall also be
permissible outwith paragraph (6).
(8)
§ 29(8) to (16) shall otherwise apply mutatis mutandis to transfers under
paragraphs (1) to (7).
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Transfer of personal data from strategic foreign telecommunications surveillance to foreign
public entities, supranational and intergovernmental entities and to other foreign entities
(1)
The Federal Intelligence Service may transfer the personal data identified for the
purpose of political briefing of the Federal Government or a Land government or for the
purpose of the early detection of a threat to other domestic public entities for the purpose of
briefing in the course of international political cooperation of foreign public entities and
supranational and intergovernmental entities if there is actual evidence that transfer is
necessary for the fulfilment of its tasks.
(2)
The Federal Intelligence Service may transfer the data identified for the purpose of
the early detection of a threat to the entities referred to in paragraph (1) if there is actual
evidence that this is necessary to prosecute criminal offences which correspond to the
criminal offences referred to in § 29(3). The provisions of the Act on International Mutual
Assistance in Criminal Matters shall remain unchanged.
(3)
The Federal Intelligence Service may also transfer the personal data identified for the
purpose of the early detection of a threat to the entities referred to in paragraph (1) for the