Article 27
Brexit and the Representative – GDPR in the City?
Brexit has been a curious mixture of simple messages and complex legal effects. Today – writing around 7 months after Brexit and 4 months before
10th September 2020
Brexit has been a curious mixture of simple messages and complex legal effects. Today – writing around 7 months after Brexit and 4 months before
Most business sectors have a figurehead – someone who is pushing the boundaries and making people think about how the products and services of that
Please note that this article only addresses the changes to section 4 of EDPB guidelines 03/2018, in respect of the EU Data Protection Representative appointed
As anyone working in and around GDPR is likely to know, much of the detail of how to apply the Regulation is still to be
First published in Privacy Laws & Business UK Report, March 2019. under the headline “GDPR EU Representative – the “hidden obligation” and Brexit”, see www.privacylaws.com
Written by Marie Penot, Supervisory Authority Liaison With less than a fortnight to go until the fateful date of March 29th, the tension in the
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, the word “Brexit” will have crossed your path at some point in the last few months (and years).
For those familiar with the role of the EU Representative under Article 27 of GDPR, there have always been a number of interesting legal points
Six months on from ‘GDPR Day’ on 25 May 2018, almost all companies know at least something about the EU General Data Protection Regulation, even
The High Court in the UK ruled last week on two relatively similar (but intriguingly different) right to be forgotten cases against Google, and the
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