Keynote: Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law & Consumer Protection
summary
Commission presents a second GDPR report finding the regime “overall working effectively” while calling for DPAs and the EDPB to issue tailor-made guidance and tools for businesses and for a proposal to simplify record-keeping for small operators in the coming weeks. A 2023 procedural-rules proposal aims to harmonize cross‑border enforcement; a high‑level group issues 42 recommendations on digital forensics, data retention and lawful interception. EU strategy links GDPR to EHDS and the AI Act to enable compliant data use and interoperable enforcement.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48GDPR impact and priorities
- 9:13Law enforcement and personal data
- 11:43Closing remarks
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