> then I could be held accountable for that Held accountable by whom? > To what degree can a company executive get him or herself in trouble for publishing a

> then I could be held accountable for that Held accountable by whom? > To what degree can a company executive get him or herself in trouble for publishing a document Not from the EU. They are interested in compliance, which you either are or aren't, and will be explained to you why you aren't. Possibly from your own company, but I assume your understanding and presentation of the GDPR does not hinge on gross negligence and it's a pleasant normal working environment where making a simple mistake will not lead to retribution. Other than that there are other companies that may follow your guidelines and will be found lacking. I'm not sure about this one, and it might depend on the legal environment of your country. Depending on your field of endeavour and location, I'd say it might be worth publishing. If customers can see online you take the GDPR serious, it might increase customer confidence, and, should there have been a mistake in your understanding, it might be pointed out to you before it becomes problematic.