The Data Subject has the right to know what personal data we hold, what we use them for and the conditions of their use (
Access). Likewise, they have the right to request the correction of their personal information if it is outdated, inaccurate or incomplete (
Rectification); to have it deleted from our records or databases when they consider that it is not being used in accordance with the principles, duties and obligations set forth in the regulations (
Cancellation); and to object to the use of their personal data for specific purposes (
Opposition). These rights are known as
ARCO rights.
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I. Request. The Data Subject must submit their ARCO Rights Request either in person or digitally (exclusively via email at memberexperience@oasis-tlc.com). The request must include the following information:
- A. Name of the Data Subject.
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B. Documents proving the identity of the Data Subject (voter ID card, passport, military service card, professional license, driver’s license or immigration document).
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C. If applicable, the name of the Data Subject’s representative and documents proving their identity and authority.
To prove the identity of the representative, when they are a natural person, any of the following three options may be chosen: 1) a simple power of attorney signed before two witnesses, attaching simple copies of their official IDs; 2) a public instrument (a document executed before a Notary Public); or 3) the Data Subject and their representative appearing in person before OTLC to make a declaration.
- D. Address or any other means to receive notifications.
- E. A clear and precise description of the personal data to be rectified, cancelled or whose processing is objected to.
- F. A description of the right to be exercised or of what the Data Subject is requesting.
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G. If applicable, documents or information that facilitate locating the personal data, including the area responsible for the processing.
For more information on cases where the Data Subject is a minor or representation is required, OTLC will proceed in accordance with the Procedure for the Exercise of ARCO Rights in the Private Sector. To consult the support guide originally published by the former National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information and Personal Data Protection (INAI), please visit the following link: https://home.inai.org.mx/?page_id=3374. If you need further guidance, you may contact, through its official channels, the Personal Data Protection Unit of the Ministry of Anti-Corruption and Good Governance, the guarantor authority for personal data protection at the federal level.
OTLC undertakes to receive ARCO rights requests at the following location: Blvd. Kukulcán KM 6.5 Lote 1, Zona Hotelera, Cancún, Quintana Roo, CP 77500.
Please note that if the request does not include the information described above, the data controller may request the missing information by means of a REQUIREMENT, which must be issued within a maximum of 5 (five) business days from the day following the submission of the request. The Data Subject will have 10 (ten) business days after receiving such notice to provide the required information; otherwise, the request will be deemed not submitted.
When you submit your request, OTLC must provide an ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT stating the date on which it was received.
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II. Response. OTLC will inform the Data Subject or their representative of the determination adopted regarding the request, by email or in person at the address designated by OTLC for such purposes, within 20 (twenty) business days from the date on which the ARCO rights request was received.
Once the required documents have been submitted, OTLC is obliged to inform the Data Subject or their representative, in order to count the business days within which the request will be carried out.
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III. Resolution. When the request is admissible with respect to the authority and ownership of the ARCO Rights, and the Data Subject and/or their representative have been informed of this, the terms for carrying out the request will be as follows:
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A. For access to the data: within 15 (fifteen) days from OTLC’s affirmative response, the electronic documents fulfilling the request will be sent through the same channel used to submit it.
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B. For rectification of the data: within 15 (fifteen) days from OTLC’s affirmative response, the electronic documents evidencing the rectification will be sent through the same channel used to submit the request.
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C. For cancellation of or opposition to the data: the data will first be blocked from the moment the required documentation is verified, during which access to the personal data will be restricted to everyone until there is a response to the request, whether affirmative or negative. In the first case, within 15 (fifteen) days from OTLC’s affirmative response, and in the second case, the data will be unblocked to continue processing.
The terms referred to in the preceding paragraphs may be extended only once for an equal period if necessary and upon prior notice from OTLC.
If the Data Subject disagrees with OTLC’s response, does not receive a response within the legal term, or considers that any of their rights have been violated, they may file a data protection request with the Ministry of Anti-Corruption and Good Governance.
In accordance with Article 33 (thirty-three) of the Law, the exercise of ARCO rights will not be admissible and OTLC may deny them in the following cases:
- I. When the applicant is not the owner of the personal data, or the legal representative is not duly accredited to act as such;
- II. When the personal data are not in the possession of the data controller;
- III. When the rights of a third party are harmed;
- IV. When there is a legal impediment, or a resolution of a competent authority, that restricts access to the personal data or does not allow their rectification, cancellation or opposition; and
- V. When the rectification, cancellation or opposition has already been carried out.
It also provides that the denial may be partial, in which case OTLC will carry out the access, rectification, cancellation or opposition requested by the Data Subject.
In all of the above cases, OTLC must state the reason for its decision and communicate it to the Data Subject or, where applicable, to the legal representative, within the terms established for such purpose, through the same means by which the request was made, attaching the relevant evidence, if any.
The exercise of "ARCO Rights" will be free of charge; however, if the provisions of Article 35 of the Law apply, that is, if the Data Subject repeats their request within a period of less than 12 (twelve) months, the cost will be 3 (three) times the Unit of Measurement and Update (UMA) in force at the time of the request plus Value Added Tax, unless there are substantial changes to the Privacy Notice that give rise to new ARCO Rights Requests.
All justified expenses resulting from shipping, reproduction in copies or formats will be borne by the Data Subject or their representative.