2. 3. 4. notification has been sent or the Data Inspectorate has granted a licence, the personal data may be processed in accordance with the provisions of the Personal Data Filing System Act. A consent given by a data subject prior to the entry into force of this Act shall still apply, if it satisfies the conditions set out in section 2, no. 7. Appeals received by the Data Inspectorate after the entry into force of this Act shall be dealt with by the Privacy Appeals Board. The King may by regulations prescribe further transitional provisions. Section 52 Amendments to other statutes The following amendments shall be made to other statutes: 1. Act of 22 May 1902 No. 10 relating to the General Civil Penal Code shall be amended as follows: Section 390 b is repealed. 2. Act of 9 June 1978 No. 48 relating to Personal Data Filing Systems, etc. is repealed. 3. Section 202 a, first paragraph, of Act of 22 May 1981 No. 25 relating to Legal Procedure in Criminal Cases shall read as follows: If there is just cause to suspect that one or more criminal acts punishable pursuant to statute with imprisonment for a term exceeding six months have been committed, the police may carry out concealed video surveillance of a public place as specified in section 40 of the Personal Data Act if such surveillance will be of essential significance for the investigation. Section 196 shall apply correspondingly. 4. Section 22, second paragraph, of Act of 13 May 1988 No. 26 relating to Recovery of Debt shall read: The first paragraph shall not prevent data from being turned over to or lawfully used in credit information activities which are carried out in accordance with the Personal Data Act. 5. Act of 4 December 1992 No. 126 relating to Archives shall be amended as follows: Section 9, litra c, third sentence, shall read: Personal data filing systems or parts of a personal data filing system may however be erased pursuant to the provisions of the Personal Data Act. Section 9, litra d, second sentence, shall read: Provisions regarding erasure prescribed pursuant to section 27, third and fifth paragraphs, and section 28, fourth paragraph, of the Personal Data Act, shall however apply in full.