Page 30 to the objective for which they were gathered and subsequently processed are deleted or corrected. Section V: Principle of transparency of personal data Article II – 32: The principle of transparency implies the obligation on the part of the processing official to provide information on personal data. Section VI: Principle of confidentiality and security of personal data processing Article II – 33: Personal data shall be processed confidentially and protected, especially where the processing involves transmission of the data in a network. Article II – 34: Where processing is undertaken on behalf of a processing official, the latter shall choose a sub-contractor with adequate guarantees. It is incumbent on the processing official and the sub-contractor to ensure compliance with the security measures defined in this Convention. Chapter II: Specific principles governing the processing of certain categories of personal data Article II – 35: Data gathering and processing based on racial, ethnic and regional considerations, parentage relationship, political views, religious or philosophical persuasion, trade union membership, sex life and genetic information or, more generally, data on the state health of the person concerned, is prohibited in the African Union. Article II – 36: The prohibitions set forth in Article II processing, where: AU Draft0 010111 shall not apply to the following types of data