Privacy law developments in the Caribbean Community
15 October 2023
Bermuda
Overview
Plenary Opening Session at the 45th Global Privacy Assembly Conference, Bermuda,15-20 October 2023
Date: Sunday 15 October 2023
Times: 18.30 to 19.45
Location: Bermuda
Type: In-person only
Objectives: The aims of the session are to discuss current privacy law issues in the Caribbean region, raise awareness of the national laws in the region as well as the differences between the jurisdictions, and any compliance challenges companies face.
Format: First, the main features of each panel member’s national privacy law and short presentations. Then panel discussion and Q and A from the audience in the last 15 minutes.
Outcomes: We envisage that the session will be useful for the panel members themselves, other Data Protection Authorities, and observers from privacy advocates and the local and international business communities.
Speakers:
- Dr Patrick Anglin, DPO, The University of the West Indies, Jamaica
- Lisa Greaves, Data Protection Commissioner, Barbados
- Bartlett Morgan, Director, Chancery Advocates, Barbados
- Laura Schwartz Henderson, Advocacy and Research Advisor, Internews, USA
- Dr. Marisa Stones, Cabinet Office, Government of Bermuda
- Michael Wright, Data Protection Commissioner, The Bahamas
Moderators:
- Stewart Dresner, Founder and Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business
- Laura Linkomies, Editor, Privacy Laws & Business
Programme
Programme
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- Part 1: Establishing a Data Protection Authority and raising awareness of data protection laws
- Part 2: The Caribbean region from the compliance and legal perspectives
Session Video courtesy of
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Bermuda