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It's the data protection authority that would make this judgement.
by beojan 8y ago
It's the data protection authority that would make this judgement.
- lucb1e 8y agoBut it doesn't say so.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoIt's implicit. Regulations only mean what ever the regulator decides they mean.
- lucb1e 8y agoUh, doesn't the judge judge such things, when company X thinks it's compliant and the regulator thinks it isn't?
- amarkov 8y agoIn most countries, regulators are given broad authority to issue supplementary rules, explaining exactly what's required or forbidden to comply with the original law. The goal is that people who know a lot about data privacy, rather than random EU representatives, can figure out the specifics.
- TomMarius 8y agoCitation needed. EDIT: Am I really being downvoted for requesting a citation to a claim that seems to have no apparent/straight-forward basis in the law? What has this site became?
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- icebraining 8y agoChapter 6 of the law is all about the powers of the supervisory authorities, which are tasked with enforcing it.
- lucb1e 8y agoBut this is taken out of article 7 (chapter 2).
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