But we do: >The UK has the freedom to strike its own partnerships, he said, and he would announce priority countries for data adequacy agreements shortly Eith

But we do: >The UK has the freedom to strike its own partnerships, he said, and he would announce priority countries for data adequacy agreements shortly Either he recant that comment or announce a country (the US I bet) that doesn't have an adequacy agreement with the EU. You can't have it both ways. If he does announce a list that isn't the same as the EU's they'll have scrapped GDPR.