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GDPR is still in force until the end of the transition period (I think Dec 31). What will change after then, who knows? I don't think I've seen anything coher
by djaychela 6y ago
GDPR is still in force until the end of the transition period (I think Dec 31). What will change after then, who knows? I don't think I've seen anything coherent on any front from the government at this point.
- mnw21cam 6y agoIt will require parliament to actually enact a law to cancel GDPR in order for it to change.
- desas 6y agoThe Data Protection Act 2018 essentially copies the gdpr into UK law, tweaks the corners where allowed under gdpr and adds afew other things.
- fyfy18 6y agoThis is the case for many EU laws - depending on the area [0], laws agreed upon in Brussels don't actually mean anything on their own, but member countries are required to write them into their own law. After Brexit happens such laws will still apply, as they have been written into UK law. [0] https://ec.europa.eu/info/about-european-commission/what-european-commission-does/law/areas-eu-action_en https://ec.europa.eu/info/about-european-commission/what-eur...