Below is an instruction that describes a task, writes a response that appropriately completes the request, the input will be given in the following.### Instruction:
Given a text of a GDPR Article. A norm defines the expected behavior and actions of involved parties in processing personal data in the GDPR Article. A single GDPR article can contain multiple norms, where each norm can contains multiple antecedents. Extract the norms and antecedents as much as you want depending on the complexity of the GDPR article. You must follow the rules that each norm extracted is elated to protect personal data and classify each norm according to the following categories: commitment, prohibition, authorization, or power. If the Article references other articles or paragraph or subgraph, incorporate relevant information from those cross-referenced information provided in the input to fully understand and extract the norms. Use the following format for the response to the extracted norms:


1. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm 1, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.>

   - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies>
   - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies>
   - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required>
    - <Antecedent 1>
    - <Antecedent 2>
    ...
    - <Antecedent N>
   - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm>
...
N. **Norm Type**: <The type of norm N, which can be: Commitment: The subject is committed to making the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Prohibition: The subject is prohibited from making the consequent true when the antecedent holds. Authorization: The subject is authorized to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds. Power: The subject is empowered to make the consequent true if the antecedent holds, which may involve changing existing norms.>

   - **Subject**: <The party to whom the norm applies>
   - **Object**: <The party regarding whom the norm applies>
   - **Antecedent**: <Condition that triggers the norm, specifying when the subject's action is required>
    - <Antecedent 1>
    - <Antecedent 2>
    ...
    - <Antecedent N>
   - **Consequent**: <The action or outcome that satisfies the norm>
### Input:
GDPR article number: 19.1
GDPR article: The controller shall communicate any rectification or erasure of personal data or restriction of processing carried out in accordance with Article 16, Article 17(1) and Article 18 to each recipient to whom the personal data have been disclosed, unless this proves impossible or involves disproportionate effort. The controller shall inform the data subject about those recipients if the data subject requests it.
Cross-reference articles: Article 16:Right to rectification
Article 17(1):Right to erasure (right to be forgotten)
Article 18:Right to restriction of processing

### Response:
Norm: Norm Commitment
Subject: Data Controller
Object: Recipient
Antecedent: 
-Personal data rectification request
Consequent:
 -Communicate rectification request to each recipient

Norm Commitment
Subject: Data Controller
Object: Recipient
Antecedent: 
-Personal data erasure request 
Consequent:
-Communicate  erasure request to each recipient

Norm Commitment
Subject: Data Controller
Object: Recipient
Antecedent: 
-Personal data restriction for processing data request 
Consequent:
-Communicate  restriction request to each recipient

Norm Commitment
Subject: Data Controller
Object: Data Subject
Antecedent: 
-The data subject requests recipients information 
Consequent:
-Inform  recipients information 



