Interactive Interview | UK Perspectives on Data
summary
UK marks the national data strategy anniversary and opens a roughly 10‑week data reform consultation proposing five concrete changes: boost research and innovation, reduce business burdens, enable public‑sector data sharing, reform the Information Commissioner’s Office, and overhaul cross‑border transfer rules. The government targets six priority adequacy assessments (Australia, Colombia, Dubai, Singapore, South Korea, United States), pushes a G7 “data free flow with trust” roadmap, runs evidence sessions on data localization, and plans a November Future Tech Forum to bind policy and practice.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:58Welcome
- 2:30Flow of data
- 5:14Data adequacy assessments
- 6:04International work
- 7:47Future Tech Forum
- 9:44UKEU Data Relationship
- 13:37Reform Proposals
- 17:42EU Powers
- 20:51EUUS
- 23:04Global Data Flows
- 28:14Conclusion
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