> IMO the corporate board of directors will coast on the situation for as long as possible and only then will we see some changes, don't you agree? There are a

> IMO the corporate board of directors will coast on the situation for as long as possible and only then will we see some changes, don't you agree? There are a few cases already with fines around 2.8% of revenue, and those fines don't mean the DPA will go away. The expectation is that these fines are paid _and_ the reason for the fine is resolved. Turnover in the 2.8% case (Taxa 4x35 in Denmark) was from Fall 2018 (start of investigation) to March 2019 (when the DPA reported the incident to the police and "recommended" that fine). Sadly the only follow-ups on the case that I could find are behind paywalls (so I can't read them), but apparently the DPA isn't done with them yet. It's all a matter of exercising pressure, and it seems that the authorities are willing to do that.