10 (1) The data referred to in section 11(1)(3) of the Personal Data Act may be collected and recorded in a police personal data file and otherwise processed if the data is necessary for the purpose of use of the file. (2) The data referred to in section 11(1)(1-2) and 11(1)(4-6) of the Personal Data Act may only be collected and recorded in a police personal data file or otherwise processed if this is essential for the performance of an individual police duty. The data referred to in section 11(1)(4) may also be collected and recorded in a police personal data file and otherwise processed if this is essential to ensure the personal safety of the data subject or the occupational safety of the police. (3) The data referred to in section 11(1)(1-2) and 11(1)(4-6) of the Personal Data Act may not, however, be collected and recorded in the personal data file referred to in section 31. (4) Provisions on restrictions concerning the recording of DNA profiles are laid down in Chapter 6, section 5 of the Coercive Measures Act. Section 11 Information obtained through interception (1) If information obtained through the interception referred to in the Police Act concerns an offence other than the one whose prevention or discontinuation was the purpose of the interception, the information may not be recorded in a personal data file, unless it concerns an offence for which interception could be conducted in order to prevent or discontinue it. (2) Provisions on recording in a personal data file information obtained through the telecommunications interception or interception referred to in the Coercive Measures Act are laid down in the Coercive Measures Act. Section 12 Processing information not related to an individual duty