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The Biometric Consent Form is essential for organizations operating in Malta that collect and process biometric data from individuals. This document is required under both EU GDPR and Maltese data protection laws, particularly when handling special category personal data as defined in GDPR Article 9. It should be used before any collection of biometric data such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or retinal scans. The form includes detailed information about data processing purposes, security measures, retention periods, and data subject rights, ensuring compliance with Malta's strict data protection regime. Organizations must maintain records of these consent forms as part of their data protection documentation.

1. Data Controller Information: Identifies the organization collecting the biometric data, including contact details and Data Protection Officer information

2. Purpose of Biometric Data Collection: Clear explanation of why biometric data is being collected and how it will be used

3. Types of Biometric Data: Specific description of what biometric data will be collected (e.g., fingerprints, facial recognition, retinal scans)

4. Processing Details: Information about how the biometric data will be processed, stored, and protected

5. Data Subject Rights: Explanation of rights under GDPR including right to withdraw consent, access data, and request deletion

6. Duration of Storage: How long the biometric data will be retained and criteria for determining retention period

7. Declaration of Consent: Clear statement of consent with signature block and date