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NZ Commissioner in line to be UK Information Commissioner

DCMS Committee was due to interview ‘the government’s preferred candidate’ for the post of the Information Commissioner last week. However, the date has been postponed

26 July 2021

Codes of conduct can build a bridge between the UK and the EU

16 July 2021

UK Report - July 2021

Issue 116

Includes:

- UK receives data adequacy but under a watchful EU Commission
- Amex’s £90k marketing fine: Risk-based approach or bold interpretation of PECR?
- Using personal emails for business purposes: The pitfalls
- Intended and unintended consequences of paying with data
- The hot potato of anonymisation
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15 July 2021

EDPB adopts Guidelines on Codes of Conduct as a tool for transfers

The guidelines, issued yesterday, clarify interpretation of the GDPR Articles 40(2)(j) and Article 40(3) on data transfers outside the EU

08 July 2021

Collaboration and Collision: Competition, Consumer and Privacy Law

Slides from webinar: Collaboration and Collision: Competition, Consumer and Privacy Law
With: Stephen Almond, Director of Technology and Innovation, Information Commissioner's Office; Milly Doolan, Head of Public Policy, The Croatian AI Association; Yordanka Ivanova, Legal and policy officer for AI, DG CNECT, A2, European Commission; Verena Kontschieder, Project Lead, Open Loop; Kari Laumann, Head of Section for Research, Analysis and Policy, Datatilsynet; and Bojana Bellamy, President, Centre for Information Policy Leadership, Hunton Andrews Kurth

Session 6 of Resetting Privacy: Winning Trust - PL&B's 34th Annual International Conference
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07 July 2021

Regulators: Enforcers or Educators?

Slides from webinar: Regulators: Enforcers or Educators?
With: Dr Hielke Hijmans, Chairman of the Litigation Chamber, Belgian Data Protection Authority; Bertrand Pailhès, Head of Technology and Innovation, CNIL; Anne-Charlotte Recker, Legal Advisor, Belgian Data Protection Authority; Anna-Katharina Lohbeck, Counsel, Linklaters and Richard Cumbley, TMT Partner, Global Head of TMT/IP, Linklaters

Session 3 of Resetting Privacy: Winning Trust - PL&B's 34th Annual International Conference
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06 July 2021

34th Annual International Conference

Online Event
5 - 7 July 2021

Recordings available to attendees

05 July 2021

UK and Singapore start talks on a digital trade agreement

The UK and Singapore launched negotiations on 28 June on a new digital trade agreement

01 July 2021

EU recognises the UK’s Data Protection Act as adequate but…

The EU formally announced on 28 June that it has recognised the UK’s data protection law as adequate to enable the free flow of personal data

29 June 2021

UK to receive EU adequacy for data transfers

All 27 EU Member States voted in favour of UK’s adequacy decision on 16 June

25 June 2021

International coalition: Targeted advertising based on tracking must stop

An international coalition consisting of consumer rights organizations, civil rights groups, NGOs, and academics calls for action against surveillance-based advertising

23 June 2021

Privacy rights energised by DPAs and US class action

18 June 2021

International Report - June 2021

Issue 171

Includes:

- The ‘Brussels effect’ of the EU’s ‘AI Act’ on data privacy outside Europe
- France: CNIL’s new approach to cookies
- Legislative developments in 26 Asian countries
- Data protection law enters fully into force in South Africa in July
- EU’s new SCCs ease data transfers
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17 June 2021

EU Commission issues draft adequacy decision on South Korea

The European Commission has issued a draft adequacy decision which applies to data transfers to Korea’s private and public sector organisations

16 June 2021

CJEU: DPAs can take a company to court in their own country even when not Lead Authority

The Court of Justice of the European Union has confirmed that a national data protection authority can, under the GDPR and under certain conditions, start court proceedings against a controller in its own country even if it is not the Lead Authority

15 June 2021

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