The European Data Protection Framework Under Review: The Proposed Directive.
summary
Draft directive extends EU law‑enforcement rules to covers domestic and international processing but drops concrete safeguards found in the regulation, weakening data‑subject rights and controller duties. Member states can allow categorical exclusions from access rights and supervisory authorities lack key tools—there is no DPA power to order access or to suspend transfers—while cross‑border transfers lean on a risky self‑assessment route and 3–5 year review windows that leave existing bilateral agreements and private‑sector access largely unresolved.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 4:12Critique of the instrument
- 14:46Scope of application
- 22:48Rights of data subjects
- 33:37International data transfers
- 39:36Existing legal agreements
- 47:10Q&A and final conclusions
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