Credit: Shutterstock.com UK's Proposed Data Privacy Changes Are More GDPR Evolution Than Revolution
The U.K.'s proposed reforms aim to lessen the compliance burden on small and medium organizations. But while the reforms likely will not risk an EU adequacy decision, some attorneys believe Brussels may still have some questions.
July 08, 2022 at 07:00 AM
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Following its post-Brexit promise for deregulation, the UK has released proposed reforms to its data protection laws as it looks to potentially move away from the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation. The proposed bill aims to make data privacy laws in the UK more flexible and easier for organizations to comply with, as well as bolster innovation and research.
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